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In reply to the discussion: Blame everything on mental illness. Blame me personally if you want. [View all]Denninmi
(6,581 posts)10. Not stigmatizing?
You just did.
You don't know me personally, only whatever I have chosen to put out on DU. Nor do you know my complete medical history.
Show me the professional credentials after your name, and I might be more willing to consider your argument that I could "break down" and harm someone. MD? PhD? MSW? MA LLP? RN?
As far as right to purchase or obtain a ccw permit, I haven't come across anything in either state or federal law that says I can't at this point.
Posts like yours almost make me want to stop at Wal-mart, well, God no, not Wal-mart, maybe Dunhams, and pick one out. If it's "instant" I could take it home on the spot, right?
Why? Because I don't suffer intolerance well.
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Blame everything on mental illness. Blame me personally if you want. [View all]
Denninmi
Jan 2013
OP
My personal opinion is that a breakdown requiring hospitalization is the line.
Lionessa
Jan 2013
#70
Unreasonable violence shows mental illness. Those with mental illnesses that have caused
Lionessa
Jan 2013
#80
A ban on owning guns, not on anything else. Only the NRA thinks everyone w/out regard to anything
Lionessa
Jan 2013
#71
They could in the future if proposals to invade our medical privacy come to pass.
Denninmi
Jan 2013
#31
And yet, those of us who have will be further discriminated against and scapegoated.
Denninmi
Jan 2013
#34
We should make decisions based on breakdowns--a term not used in psych records.
HereSince1628
Jan 2013
#40
So knowing one person with bipolar means you get to judge all people with bipolar in the same way?
Neoma
Jan 2013
#67
Mental illness is a broad term. Gun violence is less about mental illness & more about sociopathy.
JaneyVee
Jan 2013
#6
I've seen it too Denninmi and been disgusted. Its not just "one troll whose been TSd already"!!111!!
riderinthestorm
Jan 2013
#11
It's curious that a couple of years ago DUers roundly rejected Intermittant Explosive Disorder
HereSince1628
Jan 2013
#39
It's going to be shocking if moms who are treated for post-partem depression
HereSince1628
Jan 2013
#45
Well-said, Denninmi! I wish people wold really =listen= to the endless side-effects mentioned in
Fire Walk With Me
Jan 2013
#42
I believe it's a Red Herring anyway. There is no legal way to "use" the mental health system
libdem4life
Jan 2013
#53
Not all gun owners are 'nuts' and kill people, not all with MI hurt others
The Straight Story
Jan 2013
#64