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No, the rantings and the self mutilation and the violence at home and at school and the friends who knew he was mutilating animals…
That combination of warning signs should have led to the authorities stepping in…
He isn’t the first to show these warning signs…..and he isn’t the first to have them ignored by the school and police
Do perfectly sane, rational people shoot up schools and work places? Cite your source.We know Trump and his cult has been weaponizing mental health against Americans.
November 6 2017
On Sunday morning, a man opened fire on a congregation at a Baptist church in Sutherland Springs, Texas. According to the most recent count, the gunman killed at least 26 people. The attack, which is the 378th mass shooting in 2017, was met online with a mixture of sadness and cynicism.
President Trump, who is currently traveling in Asia, explained why he thinks gun control is definitely not the problem when he answered questions about the shooting on Monday morning:
February 15 2018
President Donald Trump offered some solemn remarks Thursday addressing the mass shooting at a Florida high school which left at least 17 dead. Trump laid the blame on the mental health of the shooter and declined to mention the issues of gun violence or gun control.
“We are committed to working with state and local leaders to help secure our schools and tackle the difficult issue of mental health,” said Trump. “Later this month, I will be meeting with the nation’s governors and attorney generals, where making our schools and our children safer will be our top priority.”
August 5 2019
Last week, Donald Trump responded to the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, by saying that “mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun.”
During his speech at the NRA convention in Houston, former President Donald Trump said the U.S. needs to “drastically change” its approach to mental health and called for more school security. Trump’s comments come in the wake of a shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, where 19 students and two teachers were killed.
The rule that was rolled back stripped people never adjudicated as mentally defective of their 2nd Amendment rights without any due process or even appeal.But the orange retard, granted them the right to own them.
August 5 2019
President Donald Trump responded to the El Paso and Dayton mass shootings by insisting Monday that “mental illness pulls the trigger not the gun,” but shortly after taking office he quietly rolled back an Obama-era regulation that would have made it harder for people with mental illness to buy guns.
Trump did so without any fanfare. In fact, the news that Trump had signed the bill was at the bottom of a White House email that alerted the media to other legislation signed by the president.
"It has been the NRA’s long-standing position that those who have been adjudicated as a danger to themselves or others should not have access to firearms and should be admitted for treatment," it said.
But two years ago, the NRA insisted the Obama rule infringed on Second Amendment rights to buy guns, even though the regulation specifically targeted people who were diagnosed with mental illness.
The NRA “applauded” Trump’s action at the time and then-executive director Chris Cox said the move “marks a new era for law-abiding gun owners, as we now have a president who respects and supports our arms.”
This is an outright lie.But two years ago, the NRA insisted the Obama rule infringed on Second Amendment rights to buy guns, even though the regulation specifically targeted people who were diagnosed with mental illness.
"Perfectly"?Do perfectly sane, rational people shoot up schools and work places?
Me.Cite your source.
It's pretty hard to get a vehicle into a classroom."Perfectly"?
Not in my book, they aren't.
However, what did they grab first to do these shootings?
MOST drove a vehicle to the location, why didn't they use THAT?
Me.
WTF?The rule that was rolled back stripped people never adjudicated as mentally defective of their 2nd Amendment rights without any due process or even appeal.
Sure, but they applied for SSDI for MENTAL issues, NOT because they couldn't balance a checkbook.There are a lot of people who for various reasons can't handle their own finances that are perfectly rational and sane.
It wasn't even that.Rolling that rule back played absolutely no role in this guy's ability to legally purchase a firearm.
Then they didn't do that.It's pretty hard to get a vehicle into a classroom.
Cool.Leo 123 speakum truth!
We had a talk with yours. I don't suggest you get a firearm.
Of course, because a Constitutional right isn't a guarantee of employment, your employer can legally do that.
Moron, the family should have sought help…..the school should have sought help….the police should have pressed for an involuntary commitment which they have in Texas…
The gun store had no part in the mistakes of all those others and had his name popped in the background check, they would have refused the purchase
Then they didn't do that.
Didn't grab a pool cue.
Didn't grab a chain.
Didn't grab a tree branch.
Didn't grab a molotov cocktail.
Didn't grab a fire extinguisher.
Didn't grab a beer bottle and beak it, into shards.
Didn't grab a baseball bat.
Are you smoking the Crystal Draino again?Wow, he should have gotten help, but all that money went to give tax cuts to billionaires... Those Dressage Horsies aren't going buy themselves.
Like I said, let victims of gun violence sue the gun stores and manufactuerers, and you would be AMAZED how fast the gun industry creates an effective background check that's going to look at everything.
Yes, if you are a gun owner you have a responsibility to use them lawfully and responsibly.Do rights have corresponding responsibilities?
www.forbes.com
You are of course lying. The background check we have today was in fact the brain child of the NRA.Nope. Because the NRA weakened the background system to just being an incomplete database.
Your numbers are more than just a bit off.Can't really apply it to the 21% of the population who own guns, but that's fine, as most mass shooters buy their guns within days of their rampage, so let's actually start there, with new gun owners.
news.gallup.com
www.statista.com
Yep...that's what will happenPsych exams for voting.
Poll tests before you vote.
Nobody without a high school education gets to live.
