The Ft. Hood Killer - Guilty But Not Evil

Psychology Today ^ | November 7, 2009 | Mark Goulston

[Fred Hayek]

Hasan is evil because HE CHOSE EVIL! This further proves that psychology and psychiatry are intellectually bankrupt due to the blanket POLITICAL doctrine that no person is one bit responsible for the choices they make.

[grobdriver]

the threat of deployment of Major Hasan to first hand have to go into combat and witness and even support Americans killing Muslims was just too much

So he thought he'd just go and kill a few Americans - some of whom may have even been muslims, for all he knew.

Pure psycho-babel BS.

He is guilty as hell of being evil as hell and he only needs to be in the hospital until he's well enough to walk to the lethal injection bed.

[Earthdweller]

Anyone got the Psychology Today article on how good Timothy McViegh was...I've somehow misplaced it./s

Bigoted bunch of head under water morons. He's a terrorist, you excuse making twit!

[Wife of D28Man]

So...in order to avoid committing murder and mayhem, he committed murder and mayhem.

I’m as willing as anyone to suspend personal conviction or disbelief long enough to hear another person’s point of view, but there is a limit beyond which insanity beckons.

This shrink spends an inordinate amount of time condemning our military training techniques and no time at all investigating the lethal aspects of jihadist brainwashing.

This is hardly honest scientific inquiry.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Thanks for the reminder. I keep forgetting that little, but very important fact.

On the plus side. even though I am not a believer in zero-tolerance, Lieberman has it right in this snippet:

“If Hasan was showing signs, saying to people that he had become an Islamist extremist, the U.S. Army has to have zero tolerance,” Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut, said on “Fox News Sunday.” ‘’He should have been gone.”

http://www.fox8.com/news/sns-ap-us-fort-hood-shooting,0,5543110.story

[adorno]

Of course, that doesn’t necessarily mean that Nidal knew them, but to me it says that he was getting the same radical teaching.

The lessons for radical Islam in their bible. The Mosques only serve to sweeten the lessons and to rationalize their beliefs.

[RummyChick]

His spiritual advisor was raising money for gitmo detainees

[RummyChick]

His spiritual advisor was raising money for gitmo detainees

[potlatch]

Yes indeed, he is a VERY sick person!

At Walter Reed, as an Army psychiatrist, Hasan was supposed to give a “grand round” — a medical lecture. Instead, he treated medical personnel to a dawah session, trying to frighten them into Islam with threats of hell.

Hasan made four assertions about the Koran:

1. “If you don’t believe, you are condemned to hell” — Koran 4:140; Koran 9:49; Koran 9:68; Koran 9:73

2. If you don’t believe, “your head is cut off” — Koran 8:12; Koran 47:4

3. If you don’t believe, “you’re set on fire” — Koran 33:64; Koran 48:13; Koran 76:4

4. If you don’t believe, “burning oil is burned down your throat” — Koran 18:29; Koran 44:43-46

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

“But being used to being tightly coupled they will spontaneously recouple...”

This is where the moonbat hits his high notes.

[PapaBear3625]

“If Hasan was showing signs, saying to people that he had become an Islamist extremist, the U.S. Army has to have zero tolerance,” Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut, said on “Fox News Sunday.” ‘’He should have been gone.”

Would the Army have tolerated, as an officer, a member of Christian Identity, who advocated race war? He would have been tossed out within 24 hours of the info getting to the Commanding Officer. But we tolerate jihadis.

[manc]

so was the men who killed on 9/11 just not bad either or how about the muslim soldier who threw a grenade and killed more soldiers.
Hey closer to home for them how about the guy who blew up an abortion place or how about going further and asking about Mason or Hitler

This was terrorism plain and simple done in the name of Islam, they can twist this any way they want but the truth is already out so if they want to keep making themselves a laughing stock then so be it .

It would be nice if we had a POS who cared about the threats we face and call this what it is and deal with this with proper leadership not like giving shout outs if he were on the street at a fair ground

[Billthedrill]

Golly gum-drops. Hasan is really a swell guy if you can look past the 13 dead and 30 wounded. I mean, let's look at the big picture. He was upset that the mean ol' military - Bush's fault, naturally - that made him everything he was professionally might require him to try to help nice Muslims against evil, murdering Muslims. And so he became an evil, murdering Muslim himself.

I can't even think enough like a liberal to parody them. The author has a serious mental problem.

[AndyJackson]

He is not nearly as evil as a felonious scawflaw who recklessly fails to purchase Pelosicare.

[FrankR]

"Major Nidal Malik Hasan was not a bad person. He was even possibly a good person. But he was a very sick person who did a terrible thing."

However, if anyone other than one of obama's "chosen people" had done this, Hasan would be used as a Poster Child for the recently passed "HATE CRIMES BILL".

Actually, the "hate crimes bill" is sort of a "reverse ku klux klan", giving the liberals the license to prosecute anyone that doesn't agree with them.

[FrankR]

"Major Nidal Malik Hasan was not a bad person. He was even possibly a good person. But he was a very sick person who did a terrible thing."

However, if anyone other than one of obama's "chosen people" had done this, Hasan would be used as a Poster Child for the recently passed "HATE CRIMES BILL".

Actually, the "hate crimes bill" is sort of a "reverse ku klux klan", giving the liberals the license to prosecute anyone that doesn't agree with them.

[AndyJackson]

scofflaw - sheesh! - real men don’t spell check, or even proof-read.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Bush should have never uttered ‘Axis of EVIL’. Not enough that he is the one who planned 9/11. He had to blame those poor, Islamic victims.

/s (just in case anyone thinks I am serious)

[MtnClimber]

And the left, given the choice, will almost always side with evil.

[rfp1234]

Major Nidal Malik Hasan was not a bad person. He was even possibly a good person. But he was a very sick person who did a terrible thing.

Oh, O.K., how enlightening...This guy probably killed more people than Jeffrey Dahmer. But because he didn't eat them, and is from a different culture, he was just 'sick', not evil. Psychobabble on steroids.