Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

We’re back to square one. Again, I argue the violence (even towards oneself) as a way to solve problems in our society is the issue at play, not MI. It appears we’re at an impasse. But with support of mental health parity and more research in MI & stigma, we’ll figure it out.

So, to be specific, do you *not* believe the overwhelming majority of suicides are a result of mental-health issues?

People “get busy” a lot once we get to this point. I asked you both direct questions that you knew answering honestly would bolster my point, so you left the conversation. That’s cognitive dissonance. It’s your biases revealed. And it’s too bad. Have a great day.

Dear Steve, please never run for office. A sign of an open (scientific) mind is to be able to argue your points without having the need to have the final say and/or the need to have the other side say that you are right.

A sign of honest discourse is acknowledging the points the other side of the discussion makes. And too late.

The fact that you used a shooting tweet to talk over women kind of proves their point that it's anger against women and not mental illness that causes men to act so irrationally.

I’m not angry at anybody here. I’m angry at the shooter. I’m angry at the system that produced the shooter. That’s it. The people having this discussion here are not treated any better or worse by me due to their identity. I’ve been perfectly polite.