Orlando shooting .... Mental illness ? ( more like psych drugs)

Someone just forwarded this to me

http://www.drugawareness.org/bipolar-disorder-50-dead-53-wounded-in-worst-mass-shooting-in-america/

I wouldn't be surprised if this disaster was caused by psychiatrists and their drugs. These types of mass shootings are very common in those who are taking psychiatric drugs. Federal governments need to investigate the psychiatric industries and their pharmaceutical cohorts and bring them to justice.

Here's another article in MacLean's magazine (Canadian), from the Associated Press:  http://www.macleans.ca/news/world/orlando-shooter-was-body-builder-possibly-bipolar/, also posted on ssristories.org

 

Every mass shooting has one thing in common and that is psychiatric drugs. How long do we have to wait for this to be common knowledge?

Yes, you hear gun control, gun control when you should be hearing psych meds, psych meds.

Yes, you hear gun control, gun control when you should be hearing psych meds, psych meds.

<<"Yes, you hear gun control, gun control when you should be hearing psych meds, psych meds.">>

 

Finally, we've determined the true cause of terrorism.  Psych meds.  Thank you for this insight.  Now all we have to do is round them all up and take their pills away!

 

 

 

 

 

 

And their guns. I am no fan of them and my state has the toughest laws in the country.

Hi, I am locking this thread now.  Here's a copy of Colin's post from when he locked the "presidential election" thread:

 

All things considered, I think it best that we close down this thread and forbid similar discussion going forward (for at least the duration of the present US presidential campaign).

 

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