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I liked your article but please remember next time to write about the psychiatric drugs Cho was on.
Back in the day before antidepressants were handed out like candy there was not as many group killings, some people would take their own lives but didn’t take down dozens of human beings with them.
p>Please stop overlooking the fact that these drugs cause violence, they don’t stop it. br> — Joan Ramm /p>Please thank Yale Kramer for his excellent commentary on the value of common sense in every area of life. It is obviously absent in a society that has weakened itself by succumbing to a “therapeutic culture,” political correctness, and other such destructive philosophies.
p>This kind of nonsense will eventually destroy our great country. br> — E. Williamson /p>
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