Anonymous wrote:Guns aren't the problem. Parents who aren't raising their children, thrusting them into daycare at 4 mo. A high divorce rate with children being shuffled from home to home. A educational system that pressures kids early on. Remember in Kindergarten you went p/t, and the kids took a nap? Not so today. Many factors are creating unstable kids who become unstable adults. If you look at family killers study their family dynamics.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/our-changing-culture/201510/are-mental-health-issues-the-rise

Anonymous wrote:It's always happened. We just hear about it more often.

Depression.
Guns.
The thought that you are saving them and yourself from living without each other: "we can be together in heaven" nonsense.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guns aren't the problem. Parents who aren't raising their children, thrusting them into daycare at 4 mo. A high divorce rate with children being shuffled from home to home. A educational system that pressures kids early on. Remember in Kindergarten you went p/t, and the kids took a nap? Not so today. Many factors are creating unstable kids who become unstable adults. If you look at family killers study their family dynamics.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/our-changing-culture/201510/are-mental-health-issues-the-rise

These family annihilations are very uncommon in countries like the UK, where there is no access to guns. We have plenty of kids in daycare, similar rates of divorce etc.

Of course it is about guns.

Anonymous wrote:Chemicals in our environment. The same reason people kill as many random strangers as they can get away with before being shot by the police. Craziness caused by chemicals in our food and water, shampoos, lotions, and surroundings.