The Derp
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- Apr 12, 2017
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If you do all these tests and checks on me, and I come out clean, there is no need to restrict me on the type of weapon I purchase, because I am safe, RIGHT?
Not really because you could snap at any time and go on a rampage. You could have a nervous breakdown. You could fall into depression.
That's the first thing a mentally unstable person would say. How do you know you're not mentally unstable?
Oh, by all means, test me.
It's not my job, that's the job of a psychiatrist. So maybe schedule an appointment and have them evaluate your mental health.
The problem is that most mentally ill people don't think they're mentally ill, so they don't seek treatment or evaluation, and go without a diagnosis.
So if you're not in support of mandatory mental health screenings and universal free access to mental health, then all you're doing is perpetuating the problem. You end up being the cause of the very thing you say is to blame.
I am simply arguing that if I come out clean, there is no reason to restrict the type of weapon I purchase....like automatics.
"If"? What if you don't come out clean? Should you be committed instantly? Because koshergrrl seems to think so. That's a pretty big risk you're taking...you stroll into a mental health evaluation thinking you're fine, only to find yourself committed to an asylum.