02-21-2018, 04:51 PM
How about required quarterly meetings with a mental health professional
Often, the mental state of someone committing a crime is only determined after the fact, with 20/20 hindsight.
Here's an idea. America is virtually the only country in the world where its own citizens continue to enter schools with weapons of high destructive capacity and kill their own people on a regular basis. Why don't we look to almost any other country, there are nearly 200 of them, and see what they're doing right and copy the blueprint. We don't need studies, we don't need to reinvent the wheel. We just need to follow the example of almost any other nation except our own on this one issue.
It's not just the school shooters who are mentally ill. It's American lawmakers who allow this madness and sickness to continue unabated and thrive. It's time we stop, as a Florida high school student so eloquently stated the other day, the B.S. I'm glad to see Hawaii's legislators are brave enough to do something rather than nothing about what's finally being recognized for what it is, legalized insanity.
Let's hope Hawaii's teenagers and young adults recognize "This Ain't The Mainland" is more than a bumper sticker.
Often, the mental state of someone committing a crime is only determined after the fact, with 20/20 hindsight.
Here's an idea. America is virtually the only country in the world where its own citizens continue to enter schools with weapons of high destructive capacity and kill their own people on a regular basis. Why don't we look to almost any other country, there are nearly 200 of them, and see what they're doing right and copy the blueprint. We don't need studies, we don't need to reinvent the wheel. We just need to follow the example of almost any other nation except our own on this one issue.
It's not just the school shooters who are mentally ill. It's American lawmakers who allow this madness and sickness to continue unabated and thrive. It's time we stop, as a Florida high school student so eloquently stated the other day, the B.S. I'm glad to see Hawaii's legislators are brave enough to do something rather than nothing about what's finally being recognized for what it is, legalized insanity.
Let's hope Hawaii's teenagers and young adults recognize "This Ain't The Mainland" is more than a bumper sticker.
"I'm at that stage in life where I stay out of discussions. Even if you say 1+1=5, you're right - have fun." - Keanu Reeves