I feel like shooting the school sometimes I admit.

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lol, pls don't

But I can keep myself from doing such.

I have the means.

As many keks as that would be, I would prefer the wanton loss of life be kept to a minimum

No ... More people need to be aware of the warning signs that someone is struggling with a severe mental illness (believe it or not it isn't hard to tell!) then those people need to be assessed and tested

Define "wanton".

excessive?

Very well.

Hither/thither?

I thought it was a reference to something else.

Arbitrary

There we go, though I also probs spelt it wron

*wrong

Shit, I am procastinating instead of studying for a test.

I have life long procastination skills.

Also, There are false flags, and most people cannot be objective when looking into family members

The state of mental health care in America is retarded... Improve it a bit guys and you'll see an improvement.

dd

sorry testing

And how would enforce such a thing? Create a McCarthiest (sp?) state where we all tattle on each other to the thought police that "my family member is acting weird, can you forcibly get him checked out?"

I feel that @Wheelz , I should be writing a midterm, but eff that noise

I should get back to work.

Immerse myself in some patrician music.

Best of luck dude!

Thank you.

APUSH.

Think of it from this perspective:
Scenario A- oh my sons acting weird lately hmmm. He doesn't leave his room and he is always angry.... Must just be teenage things
Scenario B- oh my sons acting weird lately hmmm. He doesn't leave his room, he is always angry and he is just displaying antisocial behaviours... Maybe I ought to make him an appointment at the psychologists office.

Scenario A is a parent in today's America, Scenario B is a parent living in a society that is aware of the symptoms that may indicate a bigger underlying problem.

^ IF MORE PARENTS WERE LIKE SCENARIO B, LESS FUCKTARDS WOULD GO INTO ADULTHOOD AS FUCKTARDS

Blame comtemporary societal constructs.

Not the parents.

Just a moment, I have just the video to refute Scenario B

Early intervention is the key when it comes to mental illness

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt_JEMv2k6g

Basically what the video boils down to, is this guy tries to figure out ways to keep the Elliot Rogers Shooting from taking place. He goes over how assinine it would have been to try and keep him from killing people by taking away the guns. However he also goes over that how despite YEARS of therapy stretching back to those early warning signs, he still decided to refuse his meds and go on a rampage because he thought all women hated him.

I'm not saying it would fix it all, I'm saying it would lower the amount of incidents happening. Unfortunately no matter what you do you will still have some absolute FUCKTARDS

Here's what I'm trying to put forward, that even in a perfect world where everyone magically gets treatment, people are complex and unless you run a dictatorship the likes of which haven't been seen since WW2, you can't keep people from doing terrible things

I feel like instances of Elliott Rodger shootings can be prevented if people weren't so obsessed with pushing men going through struggles with loneliness down

Once again it's more person-centred and the handling of mental health rather than guns