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Originally posted by Swills
reply to post by mountaingirl1111
Mental health evals? I never went thru one and I'm pretty sure recruits presently don't go thru one. I had a friend who wanted to join the police dept. once and he failed their mental health exam , but the military doesn't care.
Originally posted by Swills
reply to post by mountaingirl1111
Mental health evals? I never went thru one and I'm pretty sure recruits presently don't go thru one. I had a friend who wanted to join the police dept. once and he failed their mental health exam , but the military doesn't care.
No I'm 99.9% sure being a Marine didn't make him kill two co workers. There's no maybe there. This kind of sad crazy most likely left us the exact reasons why he did this in his apartment, and then when the people who knew him come forward the picture will begin to come clear, and him being a Marine I'm sure won't be the reason he did this.
be·lieve [bih-leev] Show IPA verb, be·lieved, be·liev·ing. verb (used without object) 1. to have confidence in the truth, the existence, or the reliability of something, although without absolute proof that one is right in doing so: Only if one believes in something can one act purposefully.
MODS i know this was spoken of earlier, but there was no link to the article or anything such, so i figured id a bit more info.
Originally posted by Swills
reply to post by PsyMike91
I don't expect you to admit you created this thread with the intent of portraying this story as another Marine gone off the deep end. All I can do is point it out and I'm satisfied with that. Your intent was to create the idea that he was a war vet gone postal until I pointed out that he wasn't a war vet and that's when you tried to make the argument that his training made him the killer on that tragic day. I will not repeat myself or re-quote you, it's all here in this thread for everyone to read. So you can stop defending yourself to me because I don't believe you and have nothing more to say about the matter but you can keep replying claiming your innocence in hopes of getting others to agree with you.
So at best, we agree to completely disagree.
Try doing that before posting something stupid in response to my thread you chud, Mike
Originally posted by totallackey
reply to post by PsyMike91
Try doing that before posting something stupid in response to my thread you chud, Mike
And you should try to research more thoroughly before posting a thread and calling other people names...As has been pointed out, the fellow in question was not sent overseas...and your OP gives no reasoning for the title. Why should the government become more heavy handed toward private gun ownership on the basis of this shooting?edit on 2-9-2012 by totallackey because: formatting and clarity
Originally posted by mountaingirl1111
"Soldier going off the deep end" is a headline that has been in the making a while. As of last year, we have been told time and again in the media and other sources that we, as a country, need to be prepared for the realization that the greatest terror threat isn't from abroad, but from those here at home. They keep repeating the phrase "lone wolf attacker" and that is exactly what has followed most of these stories. The disgruntled lone wolf. The anti-government lone wolf attacker. Add to that the penchant for the arrests of ex-military men lately and for no reason other than questioning their sanity and declarations of danger (according to the press) and you see the trend that's about to play out, that has throughout the summer. The question is, why? Personally, I believe it's gun control, part of a larger agenda that's about to play out.
Most of these stories lately, too, focus on individuals buying guns through legal channels. That keeps getting stressed, which is the interesting part.
Just my two cents.
Originally posted by daryll116
reply to post by PsyMike91
it is true wat they say my friend really do u think the human race cud handle the truth if the goverment released all of the black book of secrets we no the truth i just wish everybody else to too
Originally posted by BrianFlanders
Originally posted by mountaingirl1111
"Soldier going off the deep end" is a headline that has been in the making a while. As of last year, we have been told time and again in the media and other sources that we, as a country, need to be prepared for the realization that the greatest terror threat isn't from abroad, but from those here at home. They keep repeating the phrase "lone wolf attacker" and that is exactly what has followed most of these stories. The disgruntled lone wolf. The anti-government lone wolf attacker. Add to that the penchant for the arrests of ex-military men lately and for no reason other than questioning their sanity and declarations of danger (according to the press) and you see the trend that's about to play out, that has throughout the summer. The question is, why? Personally, I believe it's gun control, part of a larger agenda that's about to play out.
Most of these stories lately, too, focus on individuals buying guns through legal channels. That keeps getting stressed, which is the interesting part.
Just my two cents.
This.
The fact that (even here) more people haven't noticed the fishy aroma emanating from all this is just sad. It really does appear that they're setting anyone who's a little different up to be suspects.
Most likely anyone who doesn't exactly trust TPTB or doesn't socialize a lot is going to be made to feel very uncomfortable in the coming years. While I'm sure they're going for gun control (and eventually a complete ban) as well, it's hard to miss the way they're going out of their way to demonize people who are quiet, maybe a little odd and not very sociable. Heaven forbid anything happens and the person turns out to be a major conspiracy buff. Let's just hope that doesn't happen.
And yes. The "gun was bought legally" angle really is suspicious. Especially when you look at the Holmes guy. His criminal record was clean, it seems. The psychological angle is what they keep emphasizing.
I think the next step they're going for in "gun control" is some kind of psychological evaluation before you can buy a gun. Which might seem sensible but would be wide open to limitless "new" mental illnesses. That just might be their holy grail. If they can get that, there is almost no one who couldn't be excluded from buying a gun.edit on 2-9-2012 by BrianFlanders because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Neocrusader
But as usual ........from the outside looking in ...........you saw it coming and fell for it anyway
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by Neocrusader
But as usual ........from the outside looking in ...........you saw it coming and fell for it anyway
It is funny how fast we went from "thank you for serving" to "crazy terrorist"....
First thing they do is look to see if some nut job had prior military...they don't care if it was four years as a cook...doesn't matter... their agenda is the same, I guess they were seriously disappointed with the Aurora shooting.
Originally posted by PsyMike91
I for one wasn't....if any portion of this post was meant as a stab toward me or my thread. I apologize for the thread not being clear enough, as it was meant just to convey information and get the thoughts of some of the readers.
That is all, im not going to reiterate what i have been constantly repeating throughout all of the three pages here.
Im sorry for not being direct and not quoting the entire link,
Mike