Killer Had Imaginary Girlfriend

This was on CNN, for all we know these guys weren't even his real room mate.

Originally posted by greatlakes
Perhaps the medication he was taking interacted in a strange way and 'made him do it'. If he didn't

, and this thing went to trial can you imagine the mess it would be?!? Defense attorneys would be arguing that the drugs made him it, the gun makers would be to blame, the gun laws were at fault etc etc etc etc!

Yes you are correct.It was the medication that caused it.

Remeber the side effects of Seroxat? ...how they ( Glaxo Wellcome ) suppressed research into its terrible side effects for 15 years.

google it.

I started a thread here but somebody got it removed for some sinister reasons to an obscure forum.

Possibly to deflect responsibility and attention from the evil drug companies who are making vast profits from drug dealing to teenagers...

$18 billion last year.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

beckybecky, the thread is still in the sidebar of the front page, as far as I can see.

Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
I haven't had a girlfriend in quite some time, but when my sister or a friend asks me, "Well, who are you seeing now?" I will tell them that I am seeing so and so, just to live up to their expectation of what they would deem natural. I wouldn't want them to think I was any "weirder" than they already do.

- Sometimes the conflict that arises from diversions from social norms is a greater threat than what the norms are dictating to others has been forfeited. They called Leonardo DaVinci names too.

As a matter of fact, withdrawal from anti-depressants does in fact cause hallucination - in addition to individual physiologies metabolizing each drug in a unique fashion - leaving some people open to side effects that may not be part of the information package given to physicians.

It's fairly obvious that the fellow did not receive adequate treatment - even in Canuckistan, where there is universal health care - it doesn't transfer to the field of psychoanalysis or therapeutic psychological treatment.

The pharmacology industry has privatized health care, while there needs to be more integration of holistic and preventative measures, the impetus is a growing divide between psychoanalysis in the humanistic/phenomenalogical sense introduced by such luminaries as Bruno Bettlehiem and Carl Rogers and simply the imposition of social norms.

Unfortunately the scientologists have a good point. Mass murderers are not unique to America, but with the knowledge and resource at the cultures disposal, it's a shame that people go untreated to the point where it results in this kind of tragedy.

Bush appears to be trying to remedy that with psychological testing in the schools, unfortunately it appears it will be more or less in the capacity of pharmacological imposition of social norms that may or may not result in increasing the underlying conflicts, that can be resolved in other ways.

Originally posted by beckybecky
Yes you are correct.It was the medication that caused it.

I'm just curious as to how you know that for sure.
Or are you just speculating?

I dont think imagining things that aren't real is cause to clamp down on people, if it was what the hell would happen to ATS?

Jelly is an obvious reference to "KY Jelly", used as a lubricant during sex (or in our hero's case, masturbation)

even the worst of us need a friend,right?

Originally posted by selfless
This was on CNN, for all we know these guys weren't even his real room mate.

That thought ran trough my head too.....Just some more stories that are being fed to us...Well thats how i feel....