Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

Right. Because men and women are different.

Ah, but what causes the difference? Nature or nurture? I found studies very suggestive it’s nurture.

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/11/jared-loughner-mass-shootings-mental-illness/ …

I suffer from depression, and our shambles of a mental health system has left me mostly untreated. I definitely agree our system needs radical improvements. But statistically the mentally ill are far more likely to be victims, not perpetrators, of violence.

Statistically, how much more likely are people to be victims rather than perpetrators of public mass shootings? You’re conflating and misusing statistics. I’m trying to help. You are *not* in the same category as mass shooters.

I’m not conflating and misusing statistics. There have been studies done on the relationship of mental illness and violence. I told you exactly what the studies show.

The studies lump all mental illnesses together. Do you believe all mental illnesses are equally as likely to result in outward violence?

Given what I just shared about my life and the fact some depressives have killed? Given that every human is capable of monstrous acts, even if they are 100% sane (as the Friday shooter in Texas is)? Yes. I do. Sane or mentally ill, we are all capable of unspeakable evils.