No. No sympathy for mass shooters.
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one has to make an effort to try to understand as much of a case as possible. understanding doesn't mean forgiving. it's aimed to prevent similar cases in the future.
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That I fully agree with. It just rubbed me the wrong way as if we should pity her.
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What I took away from this article was that there were clear signs Bishop was troubled after her brother’s death and if anyone had done anything about any of the signs that she was unravelling and explosive (reactionary symptoms common after trauma), this could’ve been prevented
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a few decades ago there was no counselling as such. i wonder it there's any comparative stats about similar crimes per capita then and now?
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That would be extremely interesting to see! But I also think that times have changed in the way that we relate to our friends - instead of burying emotional turmoil under the rug because it’s not “proper” or whatever, we’re more likely to counsel our friends when they’re troubled
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true. as to me, "the more i know, the less i understand".
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Before he blew up the twin towers, Osama Bin Laden had a tragic past
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an article of a size of a novel. of an overstretched novel.
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Because she became a mass shooter, Amy Bishop had a tragic past
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Its look like the president
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