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Title: Photo Evidence of US Military Psyop [Cho Seung Hui]
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URL Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cho_Seung-hui
Published: Apr 19, 2007
Author: wikipedia via LF
Post Date: 2007-04-19 07:05:54 by Itisa1mosttoolate
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Views: 1808
Comments: 103
Poster Comment: 32 dead? Pretty good shooten.
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#1. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#0)
You can get that stuff at any military surplus store. I owned a Glock. Easy shooting, anyone can do what he did. Takes less than five minutes to learn to use the pistol.
What happened at VT is a culmination of mass psychosis of the left. The kid was insane, a threat to himself and others, yet privacy laws didn’t allow VT to share that information with his parents or the authorities. People with overt mental illness do not deserve to have access to guns.
Especially if they are taking mind altering drugs !
That would effectively eliminate app. 90% of America's population, given that alcohol is indeed mind altering.
Would also eliminate about 50% of the nations police, since many are on anti- depressants. Let's not use this as an excuse to go after the rights of those taking medication for depression. This guy was a lot more than depressed. Depression alone is not mental illness in the sense that many think, i.e. danger to selves or others, especially while on medication. The skads of folks sufferring from depression out there who are NOT getting treatment are of much more concern. This guy was psychotic, not depressed. Big difference.
While I agree that there are "SKADS" of folks that are depressed, some being "treated" while others aren't, there are many just dealing with it. The root problem is with the causes of depression which I attribute to a world that is hell bound, restrictive, over-regulated and unnecessarily repressive/oppressive. It seems to me that many people are too willing to just take some dope rather than address the real problem. Whether the dope is from off the street, behind the bar or from a legitimized dope peddler (pharmacist) it's only masking the problem and when the cure wears off the problem remains and is sometimes increased due to problems incurred while "medicated". There's no question that a real dilemma exists. Depression and real psychosis exist and may never be resolved. I have often wondered why suicides are kept quiet rather than publicized and explored. There are far more of them than we are made aware of because the system doesn't want us to stop and ask "WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE HATE LIFE ENOUGH TO KILL THEMSELVES and others" ? A world in a constant state of war, that promotes violence in every aspect of the media (for profit), and a people satisfied to allow it or medicate themselves to tolerate it are doomed to depression.
you make some excellent points. The people that do themselves in, however, don't hate life. They have reached a point where the pain exceeds their resources to cope, and thus, do themselves in to escape the pain. It's sad. Our society is screwed in so many ways, many of which you describe and that's enough to make a lot of people depressed.
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#3. To: YertleTurtle (#1)
#4. To: Dempsy (#3)
People with overt mental illness do not deserve to have access to guns.
#5. To: noone222 (#4)
Especially if they are taking mind altering drugs !
#23. To: Dempsy, noone222 (#5)
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Especially if they are taking mind altering drugs ! That would effectively eliminate app. 90% of America's population, given that alcohol is indeed mind altering.
#28. To: IndieTX (#23)
The skads of folks sufferring from depression out there who are NOT getting treatment are of much more concern. This guy was psychotic, not depressed. Big difference.
#29. To: noone222 (#28)
The root problem is with the causes of depression which I attribute to a world that is hell bound, restrictive, over-regulated and unnecessarily repressive/oppressive.
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