The Toxic Pathology of Mass Shootings, PC and the Internet

I’m sending this to you because I think if anyone will investigate it, you will. MSM is ignoring this story and I think the case could be made if you start linking the El Paso shooter to the Dayton shooter as well as other mass shooters. I sent this to Rick Roberts as well because he was discussing it. We live in the north Dallas area. We know people who knew the shooter. Two things come out-first, as a child he was showing psychopathic cruelty to animals. This was reported by neighbors to the parents and nothing was done. Such behavior is often the result of violence in the home. Also, peers in his high school said the El Paso shooter was autistic and had limited abilities. Even the founder of 8Chan said he didn’t write the “manifesto”-so who did?

What I am seeing as a parent and as a teacher is a commonality of mental illness with all these shooters. This has been the case since the UT Tower shooting in the 60’s. But what has changed is how we handle the mentally ill. ADA has created a situation where too often the seriously mentally ill are treated on a medicate and release basis. Many of our homeless fit this to a tee-trading serious psychotropic drugs for street drugs or alcohol. But many of these seriously deranged people are in our offices, our workplace or our classrooms where more victims are available. ADA and well meaning liberals shut down mental hospitals and demanded that the mentally ill be allowed to direct their own fortunes.

They assumed that the mentally ill wanted to get well and would take the medications. They ignored that some psychotic people prefer their delusions to reality. As a result, it is difficult for even the most loving family to involuntarily commit a seriously deranged relative until something bad happens. Frequently the first victims are the families-as we saw at Sandy Hook. Sometimes the victims are coworkers or strangers. A man jogging at White Rock Lake in Dallas was brutally murdered by a man with a machete who had chosen not to take his meds. His family knew. But until he killed someone, nothing could be done. In the classroom it’s even more terrifying. A coworker had a male student who told her daily he was going to kill her. Only when that student threatened to rape a school board member’s daughter was he removed from the classroom. This is the legacy of good intentions not taken out to the full endgame.

Added to this issue is the mantra of “don’t judge” with which we remove the last animal vestiges of self-preservation from potential victims. Whether it is at school or work, we are told we must accept weird behavior and not to judge others negatively when they act out in menacing ways. This is a true disservice to our children because some people do give off dangerous vibes and our children should be able to turn away if they’re uncomfortable. At work it’s a harder problem because too many HR departments enforce the “don’t judge” mentality even long after coworkers have been verbally threatened. Sometimes we need to make judgement calls. And that shouldn’t mean we face social stigma, public attacks or doxxing  for the sin of valuing our own safety.

So we have a public health problem in the form of mental illness that is growing. This is something that on some level every single mass murderer shared.

Sandy Hook-he was known to be mentally ill and we still don’t know the minutes of the last ARD which I belief would show an escalation in violent imagery and manifestation of increasing menace.

Aurora-This guy was so off that when he applied for a job with Texas A&M they wrote “under no circumstances offer a job to this person” Also his family moved two states away from him.

Columbine-Both shooters were isolated loners who didn’t fit in.

Tucson-The shooter was mentally ill and his family bought a separate house for him because living with him was a nightmare.

Parkland-He was a Special ed kid, personality disorder, alienated and isolated from an abusive home

Sutherland Springs-This guy had a history of domestic violence that the Air Force agreed to cover up so they could muster him out.

Even the various religious  terrorists have absorbed a toxic pathology that leads them to check their humanity at the door and allow others to make dangerous decisions for them.

So I ask, how hard would it be for “someone” to access online game rooms-especially those active shooter games that are so popular-and befriend some isolated, loner with a patter that promised them fame, power and a group to which they could belong? Now we have to ask, what individuals or groups would see it as a plus to create anarchy? Hint: They have the reference in their name. I don’t think this El Paso shooting was random. Nobody drives 700 miles to shoot up a mall when there’s one right down the street. Police say the shooter is responsive and confused, which would fit the description of someone who is on the spectrum or who was medicated incorrectly. I’m not giving him a free pass because I hate the ‘not guilty by reason of insanity” plea, but I think there are other factors in the background working that are far more dangerous.

Please look into Antifa’s online involvement via anime and gaming sites. The chatrooms will be where they show up