2 found dead at Rob Reiner's house; possibly Rob and his wife

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I feel horrible for his children. Imagine losing both parents due to your sibling and then the president of the United States making a terrible day even worse.

Isn’t that what Democrats did when Charlie Kirk was murdered? Some celebrated and others justified his murder. They didn’t leave any room for his wife and young children to grieve.

Random people on the internet is not the same as the president. Nobody with any actual power did that.

That's an interesting revision of history.

Name the person with actual political power or shut the eff up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel horrible for his children. Imagine losing both parents due to your sibling and then the president of the United States making a terrible day even worse.

Isn’t that what Democrats did when Charlie Kirk was murdered? Some celebrated and others justified his murder. They didn’t leave any room for his wife and young children to grieve.

Random people on the internet is not the same as the president. Nobody with any actual power did that.

This. There are always dumb, thoughtless people of every political persuasion. But you didn't see comments like that from Obama, Biden, Harris, the Clintons, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, etc. Because they understand they have a moral obligation to show respect and kindness for the dead and for those who grieve them. And because obviously no one deserves to be murdered in cold blood under any circumstances. They chose to be adults instead of petty children, even though Kirk had said very critical and even hurtful things about him in his life.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:He's being held on $4 million bail

He needed to be in a mental hospital.

+1

[Anonymous]

Rob Reiner on Charlie Kirk's death:

"I don't care what your political beliefs are. That's not acceptable. That's not a solution."

"I unfortunately saw the video of it. It's beyond belief what happened to him."

"[It] should never happen to anybody."

Not a single word of blame, satisfaction, happiness, or vengefulness. Just empathy for Kirk's family and horror at the violence.

Rob Reiner was a much better man than the current president of the United States.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel horrible for his children. Imagine losing both parents due to your sibling and then the president of the United States making a terrible day even worse.

Isn’t that what Democrats did when Charlie Kirk was murdered? Some celebrated and others justified his murder. They didn’t leave any room for his wife and young children to grieve.

You do understand the difference between a sitting president and random @ssh*les on social media, right?!

And some of those people got fired for expressing their opinions on social media. I wish that was an option for Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel horrible for his children. Imagine losing both parents due to your sibling and then the president of the United States making a terrible day even worse.

Isn’t that what Democrats did when Charlie Kirk was murdered? Some celebrated and others justified his murder. They didn’t leave any room for his wife and young children to grieve.

You do understand the difference between a sitting president and random @ssh*les on social media, right?!

And some of those people got fired for expressing their opinions on social media. I wish that was an option for Trump.

It is. Go vote. Hold him accountable for this behavior when you decide who your congress people will be, who your senator will be, who the next president will be. Talk about this behavior with people you know and let them know you don't want a president, or anyone in a position of power, who treats people like this. It will take 3 years to make it happen but we can in fact "fire" him and those who support him. Let's do it.

It is exactly what Rob Reiner would have wanted, may he rest in peace.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel horrible for his children. Imagine losing both parents due to your sibling and then the president of the United States making a terrible day even worse.

Isn’t that what Democrats did when Charlie Kirk was murdered? Some celebrated and others justified his murder. They didn’t leave any room for his wife and young children to grieve.

You do understand the difference between a sitting president and random @ssh*les on social media, right?!

And some of those people got fired for expressing their opinions on social media. I wish that was an option for Trump.

It is. Go vote. Hold him accountable for this behavior when you decide who your congress people will be, who your senator will be, who the next president will be. Talk about this behavior with people you know and let them know you don't want a president, or anyone in a position of power, who treats people like this. It will take 3 years to make it happen but we can in fact "fire" him and those who support him. Let's do it.

It is exactly what Rob Reiner would have wanted, may he rest in peace.

Oh sweet summer child.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Nick had 17 stays in rehab. Severely mentally ill and needed more than rehab support/interventions.

Why is rehab so ineffective? This isn't a matter of money or access. I have a brother like this too, I don't trust him and just hope he doesn't rage out like this some day.

Same. My brother just did another stint in rehab this summer. My parents are so hopeful (and footed the bill), my mom constantly talks about how much better he's doing. I want to share her optimism but we've been down this road so many times at this point. Even when rehab is effective for some time, eventually people leave and rejoin society, and lose whatever was working in rehab.

I don't know what the answer is. My brother is a dad and that was sort of when I lost hope -- when he couldn't get it together for his kid, who I know he loves. If not even that will overcome the addiction, I just don't know that anything will.

I've been thinking about my addict/mentally ill brother as well -- he ended up killing himself. That rage can go outward or inward (or both) and whenever he acted out while under the influence, he never really understood why we were so upset the next day. Maybe he literally didn't remember.

I also have a mentally ill sibling but without drug addiction. Her rage mostly turned inward and there have been suicide attempts. She burned some valuable old books of my father and can curse a hostile blue streak when she is off her meds. She has a sweet and kind personality otherwise. I would like to think that she would never do something like that but you never know with a diseased mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rob Reiner on Charlie Kirk's death:

"I don't care what your political beliefs are. That's not acceptable. That's not a solution."

"I unfortunately saw the video of it. It's beyond belief what happened to him."

"[It] should never happen to anybody."

Not a single word of blame, satisfaction, happiness, or vengefulness. Just empathy for Kirk's family and horror at the violence.

Rob Reiner was a much better man than the current president of the United States.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rob Reiner on Charlie Kirk's death:

"I don't care what your political beliefs are. That's not acceptable. That's not a solution."

"I unfortunately saw the video of it. It's beyond belief what happened to him."

"[It] should never happen to anybody."

Not a single word of blame, satisfaction, happiness, or vengefulness. Just empathy for Kirk's family and horror at the violence.

Rob Reiner was a much better man than the current president of the United States.

I'll bet he isn't done. One of his detractors getting tons of media attention, sympathy, and kudos brings out the worse in him.

[Anonymous]

Depending on the illness, some people aren't even aware they are sick (anosognosia). Others have tried treatment and the medications have had horrendous side effects that are harder to live with than the symptoms of the illness.

The idea of getting treatment is a pretty complex thing in many cases. And chronic substance use often has a genetic component and also changes the brain - it isn't just about personal choice.

Since he first went to rehab at 15, that means there was a problem even younger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nick had 17 stays in rehab. Severely mentally ill and needed more than rehab support/interventions.

Why is rehab so ineffective? This isn't a matter of money or access. I have a brother like this too, I don't trust him and just hope he doesn't rage out like this some day.

It’s ineffective when people are only doing it out of force. Same as all therapy.

It has to be choice and the person wants to get help. Many mentally ill folks do not want to be on drugs and don't think they need drugs.

Then they need to be locked up and not free to harm others.

Oh sure! Snap! It's so easy to get someone locked up just in case they might do something someday. You clearly have no idea.

When there's a history of drug/alcohol addiction and mental illness, the person needs to be hospitalized longterm if that person refuses help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Depending on the illness, some people aren't even aware they are sick (anosognosia). Others have tried treatment and the medications have had horrendous side effects that are harder to live with than the symptoms of the illness.

The idea of getting treatment is a pretty complex thing in many cases. And chronic substance use often has a genetic component and also changes the brain - it isn't just about personal choice.

Since he first went to rehab at 15, that means there was a problem even younger.

It's a personal choice that first time though, and thats why even dabbling isn't ok.

[Anonymous]

They are Jewish and killed then first day of Jewish holidays

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nick had 17 stays in rehab. Severely mentally ill and needed more than rehab support/interventions.

Why is rehab so ineffective? This isn't a matter of money or access. I have a brother like this too, I don't trust him and just hope he doesn't rage out like this some day.

It’s ineffective when people are only doing it out of force. Same as all therapy.

It has to be choice and the person wants to get help. Many mentally ill folks do not want to be on drugs and don't think they need drugs.

Then they need to be locked up and not free to harm others.

Oh sure! Snap! It's so easy to get someone locked up just in case they might do something someday. You clearly have no idea.

When there's a history of drug/alcohol addiction and mental illness, the person needs to be hospitalized longterm if that person refuses help.

This is not easy to do. The family may have tried but it's very, very hard to institutionalize someone. I have personal experience with this.