Of course we can, here's proof:
I remember Theodore Dalrymple who has spent many years in psychiatric evaluations in prisons, dealing with this liberal mantra. At first there seemed to be much to this idea. Try to spot the signs of trouble and who it was, were exacerbating the future problems of an individual.
Dr Dalrymple has said that enormous volumes (not his exact words) have been amassed on the development of criminal behaviour. One of the major facets of his interviews with criminals was their tendency to disassociate themselves from what they did. "The knife went in" was one gem, he picked up on ie: "the knife did it".
There then follows the brigade who blame something and someone else, for the tragic event. This brigade is out in full force, making excuses for this man. There is any number of ways, he could have dealt with his outrage. He has no excuse. The bottom line is that one should deal with a perceived wrong in the exact proportion that it deserves.
Nobody, but nobody even so much as laid a finger on him. He did not face violence- he should not have used violence.
I remember Theodore Dalrymple who has spent many years in psychiatric evaluations in prisons, dealing with this liberal mantra. At first there seemed to be much to this idea. Try to spot the signs of trouble and who it was, were exacerbating the future problems of an individual.
Dr Dalrymple has said that enormous volumes (not his exact words) have been amassed on the development of criminal behaviour. One of the major facets of his interviews with criminals was their tendency to disassociate themselves from what they did. "The knife went in" was one gem, he picked up on ie: "the knife did it".
There then follows the brigade who blame something and someone else, for the tragic event. This brigade is out in full force, making excuses for this man. There is any number of ways, he could have dealt with his outrage. He has no excuse. The bottom line is that one should deal with a perceived wrong in the exact proportion that it deserves.
Nobody, but nobody even so much as laid a finger on him. He did not face violence- he should not have used violence.
Oh totus reader. Listen to this old Chinese proverb:
“Man with head up @$$, can’t see for $#**.”
Persons with Muslim sounding names and suspicious acquaintances and writing should be examined before given military responsibility ..... wait a minute ....
LMFAO it is time to REMOVE this POS from office once and for all.
“We cannot fully know what leads a man to do such a thing.”
I’ll make a wild assed guess - it was the Koran’s injunction to kill or enslave kafir? I know, I’m just pulling that out of left field.
Of course we can, here's proof:
YES WE CAN!
head-up-ass alert.