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Topic	My sister and two cousins are at a mall that has an active shooter
TheWorstPoster 08/04/19 3:34:45 PM #166:	LinkPizza posted... TheWorstPoster posted... Lirishae posted... I think it's important to note that another major difference between the US and our developed-world peers is universal healthcare and better access to mental health services. People who are depressed, unstable and violent are more likely to receive treatment in those countries, whereas mental health services are expensive, scarce, and often not covered here in the US. Passing gun control legislation and ignoring the underlying cultural and mental health issues is like treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease. If we don't solve these problems, we'll just be exchanging shootings for a different form of mass murder, most likely running down people with vehicles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Nice_truck_attack What are you trying to say? Lirishae posted... I think it's important to note that another major difference between the US and our developed-world peers is universal healthcare and better access to mental health services. People who are depressed, unstable and violent are more likely to receive treatment in those countries, whereas mental health services are expensive, scarce, and often not covered here in the US. Passing gun control legislation and ignoring the underlying cultural and mental health issues is like treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease. If we don't solve these problems, we'll just be exchanging shootings for a different form of mass murder, most likely running down people with vehicles. I refuted his entire argument with a link <cite>TheWorstPoster posted [p:925613949] in My sister ... [t:77911985]...</cite> <quote>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>TheWorstPoster posted...</cite> <quote>Lirishae posted...</cite> <quote>I think it's important to note that another major difference between the US and our developed-world peers is universal healthcare and better access to mental health services. People who are depressed, unstable and violent are more likely to receive treatment in those countries, whereas mental health services are expensive, scarce, and often not covered here in the US. Passing gun control legislation and ignoring the underlying cultural and mental health issues is like treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease. If we don't solve these problems, we'll just be exchanging shootings for a different form of mass murder, most likely running down people with vehicles.</quote> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Nice_truck_attack</quote> What are you trying to say?</quote> Lirishae posted...</cite> <quote> I think it's important to note that another major difference between the US and our developed-world peers is universal healthcare and better access to mental health services. People who are depressed, unstable and violent are more likely to receive treatment in those countries, whereas mental health services are expensive, scarce, and often not covered here in the US. Passing gun control legislation and ignoring the underlying cultural and mental health issues is like treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease. If we don't solve these problems, we'll just be exchanging shootings for a different form of mass murder, most likely running down people with vehicles.</quote> I refuted his entire argument with a link</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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