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    Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

  • Mister Ed
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    Originally posted by TazzMission View Post
    See what i think they should do is really revaluate him because we have advanced so much since the eighties with diagnosis
    Do you seriously think he is being released without having a current evaluation? He's been in treatment constantly for years. I guarantee he was evaluated as part of the process of deciding to release him.

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

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    Originally posted by Space Cop View Post
    Reagan wasn't the only victim. When James Brady died, a physician ruled that he definitely died (even though it was years later) from complications of his condition caused by the shooting. There were professionals who believed at that point Hinckley should have been charged with murder and I think that could be valid, though I don't claim I know the whole situation.
    See what i think they should do is really revaluate him because we have advanced so much since the eighties with diagnosis

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  • Space Cop
    The Dandy

  • Space Cop
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    Reagan wasn't the only victim. When James Brady died, a physician ruled that he definitely died (even though it was years later) from complications of his condition caused by the shooting. There were professionals who believed at that point Hinckley should have been charged with murder and I think that could be valid, though I don't claim I know the whole situation.

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

  • TazzMission
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    Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
    I'll leave it to the professionals to determine where that line is drawn. Which they did in this case. And the victim's son is fine with it, so what basis do you or I have to object?

    People like to get outraged, imagining the worst possible interpretation of stuff, but from everything I've read about this, the guy had serious mental health issues and has been dealing with them in treatment for many, many years. The professionals have been gauging his recovery over the years, and he has already been granted incremental freedoms, without incident, over the past several years.
    Unless it is your contention that mental health issues are just universally a scam people are pulling to get sympathy and excuse their behavior (which I don't think you are) then you have to allow for at least the possibility that this man's case could be exactly what the experts say it is. And given that Reagan's son, who is closer to the issue and more knowledgeable about it, has no problem with it, I just don't see that you have any solid reason to maintain that it is some kind of travesty of justice.
    The fact it was a sitting president that was shot after the Kennedy assassination before that. Regardless how anyone feels about regan your talking about a leader of the free world. Would this be a discussion if lee Harvey oswald wasnt assassinated and sitting in a cell? Should oswald be deemed mentally unfit despite killing a president?

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  • Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

  • Mister Ed
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    Originally posted by TazzMission View Post
    As a mental health advocate the court made a fool out of mental health. Shit like that is why people dont get the help they need. Its becoming a crutch now to excuse extreme behavior. It be like saying release every serial killer because of mental health. Wheres the line drawn on what is ok to be released on?
    I'll leave it to the professionals to determine where that line is drawn. Which they did in this case. And the victim's son is fine with it, so what basis do you or I have to object?

    People like to get outraged, imagining the worst possible interpretation of stuff, but from everything I've read about this, the guy had serious mental health issues and has been dealing with them in treatment for many, many years. The professionals have been gauging his recovery over the years, and he has already been granted incremental freedoms, without incident, over the past several years.
    Unless it is your contention that mental health issues are just universally a scam people are pulling to get sympathy and excuse their behavior (which I don't think you are) then you have to allow for at least the possibility that this man's case could be exactly what the experts say it is. And given that Reagan's son, who is closer to the issue and more knowledgeable about it, has no problem with it, I just don't see that you have any solid reason to maintain that it is some kind of travesty of justice.

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

  • TazzMission
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    Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
    As far as Hinckley goes, he was found "not guilty by reason of insanity" and has been in treatment ever since. They have been lessening restrictions on him since 2003, and he's been living out in the community already for 5 years, with his mother (though she died this summer).

    Reagan's son is in favor of the release, and insists that his father forgave Hinckley long ago, and would also favor the release.
    As a mental health advocate the court made a fool out of mental health. Shit like that is why people dont get the help they need. Its becoming a crutch now to excuse extreme behavior. It be like saying release every serial killer because of mental health or release the guy who did the batman theater shooting in 2012. Wheres the line drawn on what is ok to be released on in terms of mental health?
    TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by TazzMission; 10-08-2021, 03:37 PM.

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  • Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

  • Mister Ed
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    Originally posted by TazzMission View Post
    Apparently if your black you can shoot up a school and be on bond. Anyone who defends the tx shooter from yesterday in my eyes are just as guilty pulling the trigger. The parents are trying to justify it because he was bullied. Oh btw john hinkley who shot regan will be released next year. If that DOesnt raise eyebrows all hope is lost in America. Regan is before my time but maaaaan wtf is going on nowadays?
    As far as Hinckley goes, he was found "not guilty by reason of insanity" and has been in treatment ever since. They have been lessening restrictions on him since 2003, and he's been living out in the community already for 5 years, with his mother (though she died this summer).

    Reagan's son is in favor of the release, and insists that his father forgave Hinckley long ago, and would also favor the release.

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

  • TazzMission
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    Apparently if your black you can shoot up a school and be on bond. Anyone who defends the tx shooter from yesterday in my eyes are just as guilty pulling the trigger. The parents are trying to justify it because he was bullied. Oh btw john hinkley who shot regan will be released next year. If that DOesnt raise eyebrows all hope is lost in America. Regan is before my time but maaaaan wtf is going on nowadays?
    TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by TazzMission; 10-08-2021, 02:26 AM.

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  • Agent Purple
    The Illustrated Man

  • Agent Purple
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    I guess this goes here: FBI raids police union headquarters


    Nuns raped girls with crucifixes as female pedophilia was covered up by Catholic church

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

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    Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
    Taking sensible precautions is not the equivalent of living in fear. Wanting this freaking pandemic to end, sooner rather than later, doesn't mean one is allowing fear to control them.

    I'm not calling you out for this specifically, but part of the reason this pandemic is dragging out this long is because of people who, rather than live in fear, have chosen to live in self-serving, willful ignorance. People who want nothing to limit them doing whatever they most desire, and so choose to treat anything that would as "fake news" or some kind of conspiracy.

    I feel sorry for the people that are living in constant fear, but I feel angry at the people that are living in selfish denial.
    I personally feel its from the surge of illegals entering the usa and international travelers . I know that isnt the pc thing to say but why isnt anyone questioning if there vaccinated? All i hear is American this or American that trump is the reason blah blah. People forget this is a world issue not just exclusive to the usa. Im not sure if your following whats going on in Australia but its not good because you can be arrested for not having a mask. A woman recently posted her boyfriend going through just that. I recommend you research it
    TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by TazzMission; 10-05-2021, 06:47 PM.

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  • Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

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    Taking sensible precautions is not the equivalent of living in fear. Wanting this freaking pandemic to end, sooner rather than later, doesn't mean one is allowing fear to control them.

    I'm not calling you out for this specifically, but part of the reason this pandemic is dragging out this long is because of people who, rather than live in fear, have chosen to live in self-serving, willful ignorance. People who want nothing to limit them doing whatever they most desire, and so choose to treat anything that would as "fake news" or some kind of conspiracy.

    I feel sorry for the people that are living in constant fear, but I feel angry at the people that are living in selfish denial.

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

  • TazzMission
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    Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
    The main concern isn't whether the unvaccinated GET the disease (well, obviously that IS a concern, but not the concern leading to mandates). It is them PASSING ON the disease. The most effective way to avoid passing it on is to avoid getting it, and vaccines, while not perfect, are pretty clearly the most effective way to avoid getting it, short of totally isolating yourself.

    If the only person at risk from an individual refusing to take pandemic precautions was the individual themself, I very much doubt we'd be seeing the mandates we are. But refusing to take sensible precautions and then insisting that you should still be able to do whatever you want without restriction doesn't just risk yourself. People absolutely should have the right to refuse to protect themself, but if they do, the rest of society has every right to take actions to protect themselves from those people.
    Dude theres new viruses everyday do we just stop living life? I spent 30 out of 36 years anti social no friends living like a hermit in my bedroom.it took till my recent surgery to treat everyday like its my last because wile it was invasive spine surgery and i couldnt use my legs the first night it gave me a new outlook on life. The people who are scared of covid need to realize if covid dosent kill you something else will and you cant just put life on hold. I can die in my sleep tonight or i can get shot just walking down the street with how my state has become i can get mugged ect. I already missed a lot of my life do to anxiety and depression i refuse to allow covid to send me back to a time in my life where fear controls me. Sorry for being all over the place but in my heart people base covid on constant fear. I know theres going to be other members on this forum debating if im doing some shtick . Truth is im not and to those members what do i have to gain by lying about what i revealed about myself? Its not like i work for a political group news organisation or writing a book. I have absolutely no issue putting my humility out there if it helps my argument about allowing fear to control us
    TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by TazzMission; 10-05-2021, 06:28 PM.

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  • Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

  • Mister Ed
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    Originally posted by TazzMission View Post
    I believe pey should have a legitimate choice where it dosent cost them there job or end up not earning a living . I think businesses and institution s should allow workers to sign waivers saying you have a right not to be vaccinated but you can't hold your employers responsible if you end up with covid . Sports are currently doing that now why not businesses?
    The main concern isn't whether the unvaccinated GET the disease (well, obviously that IS a concern, but not the concern leading to mandates). It is them PASSING ON the disease. The most effective way to avoid passing it on is to avoid getting it, and vaccines, while not perfect, are pretty clearly the most effective way to avoid getting it, short of totally isolating yourself.

    If the only person at risk from an individual refusing to take pandemic precautions was the individual themself, I very much doubt we'd be seeing the mandates we are. But refusing to take sensible precautions and then insisting that you should still be able to do whatever you want without restriction doesn't just risk yourself. People absolutely should have the right to refuse to protect themself, but if they do, the rest of society has every right to take actions to protect themselves from those people.

    You shouldn't be getting harassed, I agree (especially since much of that is from people that don't even understand the mandates. There are very few places that mandate a mask outdoors if you aren't gathering together. I take my mask off when I go on a walk after lunch each day).
    Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color
    Last edited by Mister Ed; 10-05-2021, 06:20 PM.

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  • TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe

  • TazzMission
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    Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
    The seasonal flu is less deadly than COVID. I presume that is why it is treated differently. Is it your argument that nobody should ever have the ability to designate anything a public safety issue? That seems a tad irresponsible.
    I believe people should have a legitimate choice where it dosent cost them there job or end up not earning a living . I think businesses and institution s should allow workers to sign waivers saying you have a right not to be vaccinated but you can't hold your employers responsible if you end up with covid . Sports are currently doing that now why not businesses? Mlb NFL NHL even wwe have antendees sign waivers acknowledging the risk . Also with this mandate should this also affect being outside in a public street or should these mandates be exclusive to private places? I get hounded all the time by a guard ona public sidewalk about no mask and I tell her this is public state and federal property not private so back off . Should I be harassed by someone I don't know In public?
    TazzMission
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by TazzMission; 10-05-2021, 05:56 PM.

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  • Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

  • Mister Ed
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    Originally posted by TazzMission View Post
    Who defines what is or isn't a public safety issue ? And just because someone can dosent mean there always correct. People die every year from the common flu yet no flu shot mandate
    The seasonal flu is less deadly than COVID. I presume that is why it is treated differently. Is it your argument that nobody should ever have the ability to designate anything a public safety issue? That seems a tad irresponsible.

    The fact remains, HIPAA only applies to health-care entities and some of their associated businesses. It doesn't apply to employers at all, and so employers asking employees for vaccination status isn't a HIPAA violation. It would be a violation if healthcare entities provided that info directly to the employer without the patient's consent, but that's not what's happening.

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