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BucketHead wrote:I agree. Anyone on psychotropic drugs should not be allowed to own/operate a firearm
Most people, I think, would agree with this. Here's the rub and a bit of the point of my story. What does it mean " Anyone on psychotropic drugs..."-anybody who is actively taking them or anybody who has had them prescribed for them (or maybe anybody who has ever taken them)? What does the latter portend for a person's willingness to seek help?

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Sua Sponte wrote:When it comes to mental illness, there really is a clash of visions. A dear friend has a son who's mentally ill. She, unfortunately, lives in the state of WA. In the fine state of WA, a child may refuse to take medication prescribed by a board certified psychiatrist at the ripe age of 13. He can't vote, he can't drink, he can't do much of anything as a minor. Yet, he's deemed capable of making such decisions on his own. Trouble is that he's knocked the shit out of her many times, and arrested a few times more, up to and including a felony domestic assault charge. Yet, he may still choose not to take his meds and, as a minor, does not see much in the way of punishment for the convictions. As a matter of fact, he's released back to her, into the same house, where he is a repeat offender, at will. The state support is in the form of social workers, the state social worker being the dumbest and most incompetent form of life known to man, who make very sure that he, the convicted felon, is never hurt by her. They investigate with vigor any of the tens of proven false claims made by him against her about him being beaten. So she fears defending herself. She's pre-emptive now about calling the police, who deride her about the innumerable calls. When he is arrested and convicted, his "punishment" has her carting him around to classes that have no foundation in proven efficacy, in the process making it extraordinarily difficult for her to hold a job.

If she crosses the border into OR everything changes. There, a child that behaves in such a way, with such violence, is placed into state paid residence care-where a battery of psychiatrists and psychologists said my friend's son should be. In WA, the only such help is available if the person is arrested and convicted, and the judge orders it. And, in OR, or a convicted violent offender 13 year old does not get to decide if he chooses to take his meds or not.
I don't think it's too dissimilar here in NY from WA. I know for a fact that a parent is responsible for the actions of a 16 y.o. but can't force him/her to do a damn thing. I know a family with a mentally disturbed kid who they managed to get put away for a couple of days here and there for his own safety, but nothing more than that. In fact, my city has the only state run adolescent psychiatric complex within hundreds of miles - and Cuomo is closing it (after he illegally took our guns of coarse).

I wonder what Adam Lanza's mother went through in CT. From what we think we know, she was a careless bitch, but we only know what the media told us. This poor mother in WA sounds like she has great chance to become a murder statistic while her kid gets life in the joint and the state authorities continue to enjoy high paying, low stress lifestyles. Truly the system is torturing her.
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I don't think it's too dissimilar here in NY from WA. I know for a fact that a parent is responsible for the actions of a 16 y.o. but can't force him/her to do a damn thing. I know a family with a mentally disturbed kid who they managed to get put away for a couple of days here and there for his own safety, but nothing more than that. In fact, my city has the only state run adolescent psychiatric complex within hundreds of miles - and Cuomo is closing it (after he illegally took our guns of coarse).

I wonder what Adam Lanza's mother went through in CT. From what we think we know, she was a careless bitch, but we only know what the media told us. This poor mother in WA sounds like she has great chance to become a murder statistic while her kid gets life in the joint and the state authorities continue to enjoy high paying, low stress lifestyles. Truly the system is torturing her.
I know the life of the woman I described is a shambles both because of this kid and the social system that has this bizarre belief, against overwhelming research, that it must be poor parenting that leads to the anti-social behavior. To believe such further requires that one ignore that she has another son, now 13 (the boy I described is now 17), who is an exemplary student, well liked, courteous, very positive in outlook and has an unusually strong work ethic. The fact the older boy was conceived from her being raped lead one of the state's intellectual finest to comment that perhaps this fact kept her from fully bonding with the boy, leading to these troubles. Inconceivable apparently that the sociopath that raped her might have passed along his mental disposition. In a similar vein, the mother once commented to the social worker that she feared for the safety of the younger boy during the older boy's episodes, and the fluffy headed little thing decided that she would start paperwork to have the younger boy taken from the home for his own safety. True story, I was either there while this stuff happened or read the resultant paperwork. You just can't make this shit up.

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You mean she wants to remove the good kid for the troubled rape baby?

Sympathy for her is gone, baby gone.

I hate shit fucks who's actions punish the good for a broken toy that really sounds like he needs a stomp in the back of the knees to drive him to the ground and a 9mm to the back of the head to shut his shit down.

People used to have "hunting accidents" with such deficient offspring all the time.




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Making it easier for a woman in a tough spot to put a child up for adoption would go a long way to helping this problem.
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DARTH wrote:You mean she wants to remove the good kid for the troubled rape baby?

Sympathy for her is gone, baby gone.

I hate shit fucks who's actions punish the good for a broken toy that really sounds like he needs a stomp in the back of the knees to drive him to the ground and a 9mm to the back of the head to shut his shit down.

People used to have "hunting accidents" with such deficient offspring all the time.
Social worker was the one with that bright idea, Darth, not the mom.
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Turdacious wrote:Making it easier for a woman in a tough spot to put a child up for adoption would go a long way to helping this problem.
Wait, what?
DARTH wrote:You mean she wants to remove the good kid for the troubled rape baby?

Sympathy for her is gone, baby gone.

I hate shit fucks who's actions punish the good for a broken toy that really sounds like he needs a stomp in the back of the knees to drive him to the ground and a 9mm to the back of the head to shut his shit down.

People used to have "hunting accidents" with such deficient offspring all the time.
Wait, what the fuck?
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You are not of the sword swinging Jap line, are you? Your not Eta are you?

For such a smart guy, you think like a peasant.

By what was written that kid is a bona fide fucktard on the way to kill someone, so tell me where beyond legality, what I said is so wrong?

Sick dog, fucking kill it. You keep around a lot of shit that's broke or is a danger to you? You get rid of it.

No, I know you can't just do that in this day in age, but really? It would be better for everyone past sentimentality over some forced seed of an animal. The good kid is safe, the mom is safe and no longer has to look at the head of her rapist cock in the nut bag's face.

And we would not have to pay for him.

The hunting accident is a time honoured way to get rid of your mistakes.

If it helps just imagine the kid is Filipino-Indonesian, that should ignite that old Jap hatred of all not of the people of the land of the sun and their hard practicality and thing for taking care of their own mistakes.




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BucketHead wrote:I agree. Anyone on psychotropic drugs should not be allowed to own/operate a firearm
How would this be accomplished? Perhaps the establishment of a National Registry that tracks ownership and movement of all firearms cross-checked by a new, federal agency with an itemized list of prescription medications every person in the country is taken? All psychotropics or do we have "good" and "bad" drugs like in the drug war? For how long? Since when? Should the kid who took ritalin throughout his childhood never be allowed near a gun? Should he be banned from military service and serving as a cop? What about the women who took Paxil for a few months until she could get things under control?
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How about as soon as they are prescribed and you (or a guardian if your a kid or real fucked up!) the law states you have to turn your weapons over to a family member, the cops or you could sell them to a licensed dealer, but you can;t have them in your possession when the script for the medication is filled?




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BucketHead wrote:I agree. Anyone on psychotropic drugs should not be allowed to own/operate a firearm
How would this be accomplished? Perhaps the establishment of a National Registry that tracks ownership and movement of all firearms cross-checked by a new, federal agency with an itemized list of prescription medications every person in the country is taken? All psychotropics or do we have "good" and "bad" drugs like in the drug war? For how long? Since when? Should the kid who took ritalin throughout his childhood never be allowed near a gun? Should he be banned from military service and serving as a cop? What about the women who took Paxil for a few months until she could get things under control?
You should wear a bracelet that says "Lexapro" or whatever your med is. Maybe have it stitched into your shirts.


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DARTH wrote:How about as soon as they are prescribed and you (or a guardian if your a kid or real fucked up!) the law states you have to turn your weapons over to a family member, the cops or you could sell them to a licensed dealer, but you can;t have them in your possession when the script for the medication is filled?
National Gun Registry and big gov't coming in to "voluntarily" take away your guns. I knew you were a big-gov't liberal deep in your heart.
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Turdacious wrote:Making it easier for a woman in a tough spot to put a child up for adoption would go a long way to helping this problem.
Wait, what?
Making adoption easier (on both ends) would help ease a lot of problems.
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By what was written that kid is a bona fide fucktard on the way to kill someone, so tell me where beyond legality, what I said is so wrong?
Um, talking about killing a child, even a troubled one. Even on a message board, that's on an entirely different level of demented and fucked up.

I've got a cousin who is the result of rape who happens to be a bit of a kook, fwiw. Glad nobody ever took her hunting.
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Turdacious wrote:Making it easier for a woman in a tough spot to put a child up for adoption would go a long way to helping this problem.
Wait, what?
Making adoption easier (on both ends) would help ease a lot of problems.
I'm not saying it won't, but I am skeptical.

My aunt and her husband were foster parents. The kids with developmental problems of any sort were the ones who were there longest, and usually went from home to home. Guessing a fair number of them never got adopted and just stayed in foster care until they were too old.

This kid wouldn't get adopted. He'd be able to get dumped off by his mother, which would be nice for her, but not good for the foster system or kids in it.

The kid needs to be institutionalized, not put up for adoption. Of course, the whole problem here starts with the State thinking he's got the capacity to make his own decisions and essentially stripping his mother of her parental rights.
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The fact that adoption regularly costs 10-30k is a huge impediment. IMO states should subsidize it, justifying it purely on savings compared to the cost of future foster care, it would seem to be a make sense (never mind other benefits).
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Terry B. wrote:
DARTH wrote:How about as soon as they are prescribed and you (or a guardian if your a kid or real fucked up!) the law states you have to turn your weapons over to a family member, the cops or you could sell them to a licensed dealer, but you can;t have them in your possession when the script for the medication is filled?
National Gun Registry and big gov't coming in to "voluntarily" take away your guns. I knew you were a big-gov't liberal deep in your heart.
You really can't read twat. There is no NGR there idiot, it's predicated on you being a weak piece of shit who needs prozac.




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By what was written that kid is a bona fide fucktard on the way to kill someone, so tell me where beyond legality, what I said is so wrong?
Um, talking about killing a child, even a troubled one. Even on a message board, that's on an entirely different level of demented and fucked up.

I've got a cousin who is the result of rape who happens to be a bit of a kook, fwiw. Glad nobody ever took her hunting.


No, he's 17, only a child if you buy into this bullshit we've constructed in the last 100 years called adolescence, for most of history, he's a man and even today and much of the world, that boy is of military age. Like Trevon.

So you going to keep buying into this Lib bullshit that the punk was a child?

This "kid" has already hurt people, that is beyond kooky. So again no, you can't and I'm not saying one should have to but if this little rape bastard was taken out for a day in the woods and someone should trip and put a 30-06 through his lungs odds are it would actually save a decent person from being hurt later.

If she's not going to shove the pills down the fuckers throat, what's there to do?

There is a real problem there, the state is too into people's shit. Some places, spanking a kid is assault. That is bullshit because short of the pills or taking him to the woods the only other hope I see if for a male in the family to fuck him up real bad the next time he threatens his mom or the good kid Wait till he kills someone. And convences hi, that next time there will be some hunting.

This is Iron Garm, dude, you can say what you think even things you might never do. Lot's of "It be nice " " They should" here, like any bar or hangout conversation.

If your running for office or worried about your rep among the meek, get the fuck of IG then.




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DARTH wrote:
Terry B. wrote:
DARTH wrote:How about as soon as they are prescribed and you (or a guardian if your a kid or real fucked up!) the law states you have to turn your weapons over to a family member, the cops or you could sell them to a licensed dealer, but you can;t have them in your possession when the script for the medication is filled?
National Gun Registry and big gov't coming in to "voluntarily" take away your guns. I knew you were a big-gov't liberal deep in your heart.
You really can't read twat. There is no NGR there idiot, it's predicated on you being a weak piece of shit who needs prozac.
No, you are advocating the gov't mandating that people relinquish their guns but only those who you think should.

What about people who should be under the care of a licensed mental health professional but aren't, like you? How do we determine when your guns should be taken away?
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DARTH wrote:
baffled wrote:
DARTH wrote:
By what was written that kid is a bona fide fucktard on the way to kill someone, so tell me where beyond legality, what I said is so wrong?
Um, talking about killing a child, even a troubled one. Even on a message board, that's on an entirely different level of demented and fucked up.

I've got a cousin who is the result of rape who happens to be a bit of a kook, fwiw. Glad nobody ever took her hunting.


No, he's 17, only a child if you buy into this bullshit we've constructed in the last 100 years called adolescence, for most of history, he's a man and even today and much of the world, that boy is of military age. Like Trevon.

So you going to keep buying into this Lib bullshit that the punk was a child?

This "kid" has already hurt people, that is beyond kooky. So again no, you can't and I'm not saying one should have to but if this little rape bastard was taken out for a day in the woods and someone should trip and put a 30-06 through his lungs odds are it would actually save a decent person from being hurt later.

If she's not going to shove the pills down the fuckers throat, what's there to do?

There is a real problem there, the state is too into people's shit. Some places, spanking a kid is assault. That is bullshit because short of the pills or taking him to the woods the only other hope I see if for a male in the family to fuck him up real bad the next time he threatens his mom or the good kid Wait till he kills someone. And convences hi, that next time there will be some hunting.

This is Iron Garm, dude, you can say what you think even things you might never do. Lot's of "It be nice " " They should" here, like any bar or hangout conversation.

If your running for office or worried about your rep among the meek, get the fuck of IG then.
17 is still a child under the law, with few exceptions, most notably in fairly extreme criminal cases. I mostly agree that 17 ought to be treated like an adult, but the law states that anything under 18 is too young to be considered an adult in most situations. "It is what it is".

And... he's still someone's child, even if much of the world would consider him to be a grown adult. You know, it's possible to still love a deeply troubled child who came about by way of a heinous act. He may not be safe to have around, and should definitely be institutionalized IMO, but a death sentence by way of hunting accident at the hands of a friend or family member is barbaric.

I shudder to think of the bullshit you're teaching your own children. You're a lunatic who thinks real life is nothing more than a Chuck Norris movie. That you type like a dyslexic chipmunk with Asperger's only adds to the tragedy of your unsupervised use of the internet.

I shouldn't be shocked by anything that you post since you noted you would be willing to drag your own daughter home on a leash for, what was it? Something like having the gall to speak back to her husband?

We do agree that the state is too into people's shit. The kid is incapable of making a rational decision, but the state has chosen to strip his mother of important rights that have a direct impact on the safety of others. That certainly is a problem.

Oh, and big time lulz at "not defaulting to the most heinous, violent solution = peasant thinking". Hail King Darf, the lord of the anti-social, knuckle biting retards.
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Turdacious wrote:Making it easier for a woman in a tough spot to put a child up for adoption would go a long way to helping this problem.
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DARTH wrote: No, he's 17, only a child if you buy into this bullshit we've constructed in the last 100 years called adolescence, for most of history, he's a man and even today and much of the world, that boy is of military age. Like Trevon.
The idea that all or even most teenagers 100-200 years ago were seen as fully fledged adults is bullshit, bro.

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DARTH wrote: No, he's 17, only a child if you buy into this bullshit we've constructed in the last 100 years called adolescence, for most of history, he's a man and even today and much of the world, that boy is of military age. Like Trevon.
The idea that all or even most teenagers 100-200 years ago were seen as fully fledged adults is bullshit, bro.
So 16-7 year olds faced lighter sentences than 18 year olds back then?
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The guy was a nut, as were the majority of mass killers. But the facts are the facts and if the story was reversed the lamentations would be overwhelming.

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The foolish jump to the conclusion he had an AR-15 was predictable. The weak transition to his pistol being "semi-automatic" was pathetic.

The last thing nobody wants to talk about is the twilight zone of having a nutbar protected minority working for you. Not good.
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The idea that being a Democrat had anything to do with any of those shootings is retarded.
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