OT El Paso shooting: 22 Dead, 24 Inured. Dayton shooting: 9 Dead, 16 Injured

Every person in America needs one, not just kids. More mental asylums. So many fucking psychos out in society.

Lock up these crazy white kids first though. I believe a lot of it is neglect and denial from the kids parents who dont think anything is wrong with their psychotic kid.

Mass surveillance online. Shut down websites and forums that are involved in anything radical. Ping IPs back and interview these "anons"

 

100%.

 

Im with ya River, time to ban these kind of weapons. Unfortunately, the black market for these guns will always be there too.

 

Militarized intelligence division to find illegal guns and get them off the street. Give them unprecedented powers to get America safe

Make possession and distribution of them a major crime. Life in prison.

There should be a National gun database tied to their owners, who should go through a background check and psychological profile every 2 years.

And these firearms should be RFID'd to make them trackable. Crime to disable this tracking or to lose your gun.

 

I'd go along with that...!

 

On another forum, I know a member whose grandson is a psychopath. Has problems with bedwetting, arson, and he's already killed a cat (quite violently, in fact). Not to mention he terrorizes his younger brother. And he's only 10 years old.

He came from conditions that were beyond awful. His mother was a drug addict, and two of her boyfriends sexually and physically abused him.

I don't know whether or not he's going to be locked up for certain. Last I spoke to his grandfather last week, it seems medication is helping calm the boy down from his violent rages.

But EVERYONE on that forum agrees.....he should be locked up for good. He belongs in a psych ward where he can be helped on a permanent basis.

Anyone, regardless of race, can be a psycho.

Over 330 million guns, owned by about 180 million people. Yet deaths by firearms account for less than 1% of the total number of deaths in this country per year.

If guns were the problem, you would know about it. These psychos are still going to be out there, regardless if you take guns away. So how are we addressing the psychotic part?

 

Antidepressants are bullshit too. Over medication of kids makes them all psychos and dependent.

Ban these meds and if kids cant deal, put them in an asylum.

Parents will try to cure their psycho kids by feeding them meds to calm them down instead of getting them real help.

 

I'm just telling you what I've been told. I've never personally met the man, or this child.

And medications have helped people tremendously. They helped me when I was a kid, and they help my father cope with his Bipolar disorder.

Obviously, they can't help everyone. But if they DO help someone, then they should be made available indeed.

Just my opinion.

 

They should be administered in a facility.

 

What are you arguing with me about now? What isn't like the other?

Police pursuits in Las Angeles are a daily occurrence. You can almost set your watch by them. Does this mean that they have a problem with cars? Are cars the problem, or is it an individual's criminal behavior that is committed with a car?

 

This society is so fucked.

 

So....drive to a facility to take a medication that can be taken at home?

Who is going to pay for that? Because you have to pay a facility, and the nurse or doctor, to give you that medication.

 

Automation will reduce costs. All of these antidepressants are given willy nilly. Put it into the price of the drug.

 

Nevermind automation. It simply isn't viable. I know very, very few people who have the time to make a daily trip to the doctor, much less the money to do so. Even at a $25 co-pay per visit, that adds up.

I'd rather have antidepressants available than have people's freedoms being restricted. I do, however, like the psych test idea that someone mentioned earlier. I think that would be a brilliant start.

That also, however, comes with many of its own challenges, such as the Rights of parents to decide what their child participates in. Patients Rights are very, very important in this country.

 

I wouldn’t say antidepressants are bullshit, I’ve been taking one that’s mixed with anti-anxiety and I haven’t had a panic attack or felt like dying since. It brought me out of a dark place and now I’m me again. They work with some people.

 

Psychotic persons shouldn't be able to make their own decisions regarding care.

 

I know we can’t not report on news like these shootings, but I wonder if the coverage of these events inspire fellow psychopaths to finally do it?

 

If they are judged to be insane by a court of law under Due Process, then yes, you are correct.

But if you are talking about someone who just needs a medication to function fine, then that is a very dangerous position to take.