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How will they rule ??!

  • YES - Qualified

    Votes: 41 82.0%
  • NO - Disqualified

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
  • Poll closed .
Shooter idenfitifed as Richard Saunders. Aka the Ghost of Kyiv


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What are you right about Socrates?

Nobody gives a s*** about your opinion get lost.
Antifa is not someone that you deal with peacefully. Idiots like you support antifa.
WHI SUPREMASISES are supposedly the biggest threat to domestic terrorism in our country. Conservatives are targeted as domestic terrorists by the DOJ. Yet here we once again have Antifa violence and terrorism and they skate. Antifa is by far the biggest domestic terrorism threat.
 
Nope. Just restrict them from the mentally ill. My money is on mentally ill or a history of lunacy with the shooter.
Thoughts n prayers are not working
You know mentally ill people don't commit shootings the most, right? They're actually more likely to be victims.






It's not mental illness.


Mental illness is quite common in the United States. In 2020, approximately 20% of U.S. adults — 53 million people — met criteria for at least one psychiatric diagnosis in the previous year, and nearly 6% — 14 million individuals — had a serious, impairing mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depression. Given that so many individuals have a mental health diagnosis and the large majority of those individuals are never violent, psychiatric illness is too blunt an instrument to serve as a useful indicator of violence risk.

Indeed, if serious mental illnesses suddenly disappeared, violence would decrease by only about 4%. More than 90% of violent incidents, including homicides, would still occur.

Even mass shooters, who might seem most likely to be driven by mental illness, don’t necessarily suffer from major psychiatric disorders. Arguably one of the best such reports on the topic, conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, found that only 25% of such assailants had a diagnosed mental illness. Although it is difficult to obtain precise data on the gun-prohibited status of every mass shooter, less than 5% of these individuals had a record of a gun-disqualifying mental health adjudication, such as an involuntary commitment to a mental health facility.
 
You know mentally ill people don't commit shootings the most, right? They're actually more likely to be victims.






It's not mental illness.


Mental illness is quite common in the United States. In 2020, approximately 20% of U.S. adults — 53 million people — met criteria for at least one psychiatric diagnosis in the previous year, and nearly 6% — 14 million individuals — had a serious, impairing mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depression. Given that so many individuals have a mental health diagnosis and the large majority of those individuals are never violent, psychiatric illness is too blunt an instrument to serve as a useful indicator of violence risk.

Indeed, if serious mental illnesses suddenly disappeared, violence would decrease by only about 4%. More than 90% of violent incidents, including homicides, would still occur.

Even mass shooters, who might seem most likely to be driven by mental illness, don’t necessarily suffer from major psychiatric disorders. Arguably one of the best such reports on the topic, conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, found that only 25% of such assailants had a diagnosed mental illness. Although it is difficult to obtain precise data on the gun-prohibited status of every mass shooter, less than 5% of these individuals had a record of a gun-disqualifying mental health adjudication, such as an involuntary commitment to a mental health facility.
What about mass shootings or politically motivated shootings? Bet that has different stats.
 
What about mass shootings or politically motivated shootings? Bet that has different stats.
Nope.


Mass shootings by people with serious mental illness represent lessthan 1% of all yearly gun-related homicides. In contrast, deaths bysuicide using firearms account for the majority of yearly gun-relateddeaths. The overall contribution of people with serious mental illness to violent crimes is only about 3%. When these crimes are examined in detail, an even smaller percentage of them are found to involve firearms.Copyright © 2016 American Psychiatric Association Publishing. All Rights Reserved.To purchase the complete resource, please visit www.appi.org or your local bookseller.82 GUN VIOLENCE AND MENTAL ILLNESS Laws intended to reduce gun violence that focus on a population representing less than 3% of all gun violence will be extremely low yield,ineffective, and wasteful of scarce resources. Perpetrators of massshootings are unlikely to have a history of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. Thus, databases intended to restrict access to guns andestablished by guns laws that broadly target people with mental illness will not capture this group of individuals. Gun restriction laws focusing on people with mental illness perpetuate the myth that mental illness leads to violence, as well as the misperception that gun violence and mental illness are strongly linked.Stigma represents a major barrier to access and treatment of mentalillness, which in turn increases the public health burden.


 
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I'm curious to see what Bongino says on his podcast on Monday. I bet there was a SS screw up somewhere.

Biden admin refusing to give RFK secret service protection, then the secret service almost lets Trump’s head get blown off on live TV.

Obviously the agents who protected him with their bodies are heroes. But heads need to roll throughout the Biden admin for letting this happen.
 
Debt as % of GDP was under 40% from 1970 to 2010 except Clinton years when it went near 50% That includes Reagan & W. It took off under Obama to 70% and Trump took it on up to 80%. Of course Biden further blew it up, but Trump was terrible in the absolute & way worse than Reagan & W.
Discount covid. otherwise bullshit.

Does congress control the purse? I'm really not having your BS right now. You almost got exactly what you wanted.
 
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