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notadmblnd

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29. Sara Palins son was prone to these violent proclivities before he served in Iraq.

Reply to CommonSenseDemocrat (Original post)

Thu Jan 21, 2016, 11:14 AM

Jan 2016

Hell the entire family is prone to them.

It hasn't been that long since the entire family was in the news for assult when a brouhaha occurred at a party. I think even the dad was involved.

Also if I recall, her son was given the choice to either go to jail or go into the military. I don;t remember the crime but he chose the military.

Sara Palin is a pathetic excuse for a human being and will use any excuse to avoid accountability for her lack of parenting skills and knows that the American people have short memories and they will not only not blame her for her bad parenting, they will sympathize with her because the big old bad government is to blame for all her and her children's woes.

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Does PTSD cause young men to commit domestic violence that they otherwise would not have committed? [View all] CommonSenseDemocrat Jan 2016 OP

My father came back from Vietnam a different man FLPanhandle Jan 2016 #1

I'm sorry but I read your post and gave a chuckle at the end... juxtaposed Jan 2016 #3

is HE fishing or is it his pathetic mother? Skittles Jan 2016 #6

not a fan,, But with a big BUT yes it can...And we would be fools to not accept it.. juxtaposed Jan 2016 #2

PTSD lowers their ability to channel destructive impulses in appropriate ways. KittyWampus Jan 2016 #4

This ^^^ Wounded Bear Jan 2016 #8

It also can cause sleep deprivation which can lead to all sorts of psychiatric disorders Major Nikon Jan 2016 #25

Of couse it could Lawud Jan 2016 #5

I read an argument recently that women with PTSD are mis/diagnosed with borderline personality. LeftyMom Jan 2016 #7

I find that quite believable. Can you give us a link? nt raccoon Jan 2016 #22

I read a stat about inpatient admits gwheezie Jan 2016 #28

Let the Court decide. Downwinder Jan 2016 #9

Cause is a bit of a strong word Kalidurga Jan 2016 #10

No. nt. polly7 Jan 2016 #11

This is what is most infuriating about the Whore of BabbleOn's comment. rufus dog Jan 2016 #12

You do realize women can suffer from this too? cwydro Jan 2016 #13

...with the same results Major Nikon Jan 2016 #26

I came home bug nuts madokie Jan 2016 #14

I don't know if it was PTSD 1939 Jan 2016 #20

Yes it does leftynyc Jan 2016 #15

I think PTSD is a serious problem, but I don't think Track Palin can explain away his behavior davidpdx Jan 2016 #16

Your question assumes only men can commit violence or have PTSD Lee-Lee Jan 2016 #17

Precisely how did the question assume only men can commit violence? LanternWaste Jan 2016 #21

Not in this case. He was an asshole before the service. n/t Lil Missy Jan 2016 #18

*This* smirkymonkey Jan 2016 #27

It absolutely does not excuse anything. alarimer Jan 2016 #19

My father suffered from Combat Fatigue after WW2, but he never laid a hand against family. Track B Calm Jan 2016 #23

Does alcoholism cause drunk people to get behind the wheel of a car and run people over? Iggo Jan 2016 #24

Sara Palins son was prone to these violent proclivities before he served in Iraq. notadmblnd Jan 2016 #29