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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]no Socially isolated lone wolf males with: Mental illness and easy access to guns[/quote] ding ding ding... https://www.yahoo.com/news/disturbing-pattern-mass-shootings-young-114506454.html [quote] The gun, he said, gave him a sense of power. “There’s an incredible sense of aching despair plus hopelessness, and then there’s a sense of a lack of meaningful connections,” Rathus said. “Then there’s access to lethal means, that’s the center.” In 2006, McAndrew and two of his colleagues set out to test the effect of guns on the behavior of young men, monitoring the testosterone levels, and signs of aggression, in 30 male college students when they were given a children’s toy and an actual firearm. “The presence of a gun changed their behavior significantly,” he said. “Just holding a gun gave you guts.”[/quote][/quote]
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