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50. Explosives are the easy part

Reply to riverwalker (Reply #6)

Fri Jul 20, 2012, 02:34 PM

Jul 2012

The Internet and a couple of solid undergrad chemistry courses are more than enough.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] GarroHorus Jul 2012 OP

Agree - Please see my post here - DURHAM D Jul 2012 #1

and impose and enforce elleng Jul 2012 #2

The biggest problem is so many with such problems never seek real help. GarroHorus Jul 2012 #5

True. elleng Jul 2012 #7

Another problem is that families are helpless LiberalEsto Jul 2012 #35

I was a law enforcement officer in a very rural area of an eastern mountain byeya Jul 2012 #65

I remember the big change that happened when Reagan Solomon Jul 2012 #67

Where I grew up in central PA, half of them were dead within five years of their "release". DCKit Jul 2012 #68

many states are cutting their budgets for mental illness cbdo2007 Jul 2012 #3

When was he diagnosed with mental illness? Lint Head Jul 2012 #4

The diagnosis is in the act. skip fox Jul 2012 #11

Are the mass killings of innocent families in Iraq and Afghanistan the result of mental illness? Lint Head Jul 2012 #15

HINT: Loughner was not diagnosed until AFTER the shootings GarroHorus Jul 2012 #16

This is a political forum. Politics kills. The politics in Colorado which allows people to Lint Head Jul 2012 #26

Everybody has a CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT to own as many weapons as they choose. GarroHorus Jul 2012 #27

You the one crying and obvious shouting (large caps) about guns. Lint Head Jul 2012 #32

Buh bye n/t GarroHorus Jul 2012 #33

A should be we all pinboy3niner Jul 2012 #34

Not true. harmonicon Jul 2012 #51

That's why I keep a personal stockpile of nuclear weapons. tclambert Jul 2012 #58

It sure is an issue to me- and should be to you Tumbulu Jul 2012 #62

I 100% disagree with your assessment n/t GarroHorus Jul 2012 #63

"Name one mass shooter" implies individuals who commit the act by themselves. skip fox Jul 2012 #19

Yes. Bush is mentally ill. nt. NCTraveler Jul 2012 #43

People commit obscene crimes in the name of hatred, religion, and ideology - Hell Hath No Fury Jul 2012 #39

McVeigh not mentally ill? No remorse, no compassion. Pathological in his approach? skip fox Jul 2012 #45

so anyone who shoots a bunch of people is per se not guilty arely staircase Jul 2012 #56

Mentally ill and legally insane are two different cockroaches. tclambert Jul 2012 #60

unless he dodged the police because they were sending him anti- arely staircase Jul 2012 #66

You also made a good point. I did not know the police could do that. tclambert Jul 2012 #70

Dictionary - seems GarroHorus Jul 2012 #13

why did his car have Tennessee plates? riverwalker Jul 2012 #6

The Tennessee plates report was erroneous GarroHorus Jul 2012 #9

ok thanks n/t riverwalker Jul 2012 #10

As far as explosives go, if he was studying neuroscience at a graduate level... GarroHorus Jul 2012 #14

Tenn plates appears to be bad info. HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #17

Explosives are the easy part Nevernose Jul 2012 #50

It will be intersting to hear what his mother has to say. TheCowsCameHome Jul 2012 #8

Yes, she didn't seem surprised. HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #21

the removal of the health/social safety net (or the lack always of anything meaningful librechik Jul 2012 #12

One Would Think That The NRA Would Get Behind Mental Health Care ....... global1 Jul 2012 #18

The NRA is not so much about guns but is more about promoting rightwing nuttery. GarroHorus Jul 2012 #20

The NRA is about promoting gun sales, by any means possible. HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #24

Bullshit! GreenStormCloud Jul 2012 #42

Look at how they attacked Obama: RW nuttery indeed! Democrats_win Jul 2012 #28

I agree GarroHorus Jul 2012 #29

absolutely DBoon Jul 2012 #36

Their membership would easily qualify. TheCowsCameHome Jul 2012 #23

Mental illiness is the excuse used when you don't fall into that category Hutzpa Jul 2012 #22

Spot on. zeemike Jul 2012 #48

I've dealt with depression issues for more than ten years. hifiguy Jul 2012 #25

It's not just the stigma, it is the cost (most of which is not covered by insurance) and, 1monster Jul 2012 #30

^ Exactly right ^ Wasn't this Tipper Gore's cause? n/t Mimosa Jul 2012 #41

Yes. Let's help them get help. And let's realize sometimes that means institutionalization. reformist2 Jul 2012 #31

Well, evidently he wasn't quite "right"... HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #37

"strangely quiet" "socially off" charlie Jul 2012 #38

Sometimes the sickest won't go for help even if available and affordable..... soccer1 Jul 2012 #40

Make it part of health care. AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #44

This message was self-deleted by its author bupkus Jul 2012 #46

Yes. In other words have all kinds of Health Care for all Mira Jul 2012 #47

We already closed all of the state mental hospitals! Dustlawyer Jul 2012 #49

Part of the reason we are remiss in identifying mental illness... randome Jul 2012 #52

White, devoutly Christian, has an approving quote by G Gordon Libby attacking "Liberals" on facebook enki23 Jul 2012 #53

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) blamed the mass killings as a result of ongoing attacks on religion. vkkv Jul 2012 #54

Is Rush Limbaugh responsible for this? magic59 Jul 2012 #55

there is a distinction, and we do not know. mopinko Jul 2012 #57

Care for the mentally ill is woefully inadequate. Improving that would fix a lot of needless stevenleser Jul 2012 #59

Mental illness that is genetic sometimes doesn't kick in until Cleita Jul 2012 #61

btw- the luby's massacre shooter mopinko Jul 2012 #64

Cho had already been sent to a university counselor Blue_Tires Jul 2012 #69

Sane people don't do stuff like this quaker bill Jul 2012 #71

thank you. Here is my post along the same line. uppityperson Jul 2012 #72

+1 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #73