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HiPointDem

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2. Your list did weird things to my computer so i closed it, but from what i saw, that list isn't a

Reply to green for victory (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 16, 2012, 05:38 AM

Dec 2012

list of mass shootings, it's kind of a mish-mash which includes some mass shootings.

There may be something to what you say, but I'd prefer a more rigorous list. 30% of mass shootings in the US have been workplace incidents, and there's no clear anti-depressant link there that i know of.

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