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Originally posted by starviego
Acute schizophrenia, huh? Many school shooters have a record of being mentally 'treated' at some point before their rampage, though they are almost never diagnosed as schizophrenic beforehand. And most of the surviving school shooters do their time in the big house, not the nut house. Tellingly, their shrinks are never even interviewed.
Zoloft on trial
What about Zoloft, in particular? Is it dangerous for children? Precisely because studies involving children are not required before a drug can be used in children, we simply don't know for sure.
Pfizer, the maker of Zoloft, denies that the drug causes delusions, hallucinations, or triggers violence. Responding to the defense strategy in the Pittman case, Pfizer issued a public statement rejecting the crime's connection to its popular antidepressant. (The statement, notably, does not mention specific concerns about the drug's effect on children.)
Some of the patients who have suffered an akathisia reaction have been driven to horrible deeds. Matthew Miller was a 13-year-old who committed suicide less than a week after starting to take Zoloft. Donald Schell, 60, took two Paxil tablets before experiencing hallucinations and then shooting himself, his wife, their daughter, and their granddaughter to death on Feb. 13, 1998. On March 4, 1993, two weeks after starting to take Prozac, William Forsyth stabbed his wife 15 times as she lay in bed, and then leaned on the knife to kill himself. Reginald Payne, 63, a teacher in Great Britain, suffocated his wife and threw himself off a cliff in March 1996, after having taking Prozac for just 11 days.
In July, 2001, a federal jury in Cheyenne, Wyoming ordered GlaxoSmithKline to pay $6.4 million to Donald Schell's relatives. In that case, the relatives found internal GlaxoSmithKline documents showing the company was aware that a small number of people could become agitated or violent from Paxil. Despite this knowledge, Paxil packaging does not include a warning about suicide, violence or aggression.
Originally posted by starviego
New gun control legislation either is now, or soon will be, winding its way through the Finnish parliament.
ps And by the looks of it, this time they are going to go after the internet, big time. They are already calling him the "You Tube" killer.
Originally posted by Copernicus
Youtube is a source for much more good than evil. But of course the powers that be will jump on this chance to control free opinions.
I read his youtube page and there was nothing there to suggest he would do this. Not the video, not the text. Youtube played no part in this.
Originally posted by starviego
New gun control legislation either is now, or soon will be, winding its way through the Finnish parliament.
Originally posted by Trauma
My guess, and purely opinion: This guy was another mind-controlled school shooter. He posted a video on youtube the day before. Now the government can say that they need to monitor Youtube to prevent crimes. People who post anything mildly threatening will be arrested.
Originally posted by LoneWeasel
If I were "egged on" to shoot up a school, and I did it, I would be an idiot. So was he. There are no excuses.
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
so could something more have been done to prevent this shooting?
Originally posted by Radekus
I applaud you, finally someone says it,
I really didn't expect someone to figure this out.
But it goes deeper, he wants revolution,
..
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
Thats not a revolution,he had no aims other than to kill innocent people.
He was a sick twisted racist loser with nothing going for him in life(probably his own fault with that type of attitude).
Total LOSER.