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To: Recovering Ex-hippie
Compared to The Deadly Tower, this was a very tame situation.

Conservatives need to bring up about the story of Charles Joseph Whitman (June 24, 1941 – August 1, 1966).

An autopsy revealed this former Marine sharpshooter had a necrotic brain tumor.

Mental health was the issue when Charles Whitman killed 16 people and wounded 32 others before getting himself killed.

That is almost 50 years ago that this happened in Texas.

In the case of Charles Whitman, he had sought help from a psychiatrist, but he only saw this doctor one time for two hours.

Mental health issues was the key issue at Sandy Point in New England.

Mental health issues appears to be the key issue in this case.

And mental health issues were true of the story of Charles Joseph Whitman, who was found to have a necrotic tumor.

The Looney Left, for some reason, tends to ignore mental health issues, and focuses on gun control. Maybe the Looney Left needs to be on medication by psychiatrists and psychologists.

208 posted on 05/03/2013 6:05:51 AM PDT by topher (Traditional values -- especially family values -- which have been proven over time.)
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To: topher

“The Looney Left, for some reason, tends to ignore mental health issues”

They won’t for long! They will ask for a “full and deep psychological examination by a panel of certified physicians and psychiatrists” before you are allowed to get the forms to fill out your preliminary application to buy a firearm.

Perhaps an inpatient 48 hour observation period, with tests and exams, at your expense?

Sounds reasonable and commonsense, look at the lives it would have saved!


209 posted on 05/03/2013 6:53:17 AM PDT by DBrow
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