alphaQuad wrote:
> If you cant realize that these drugs should have never been approved, then I
> waste my breath and time on you.
> 
> Do this or you become partially responsible for all future shootings. Ignoring
> this suggestion will be noticed by everyone watching all that goes on here and
> it will not be forgotten how scared and spineless you were to do what is right.

Psychiatric drugs are prescribed for a reason, and some how I don't
believe that every doctor writing those prescriptions is some how in the
pocket of the drug companies trying to get another person hooked on them
and profiting. Besides, simple economics will tell you that in most
cases, you don't sell stuff that kills the user.[1] And, you might check
your facts in your webpage, I don't believe Cho was on Prozac.

Secondly, don't start blaming everyone else. Why is this the fault of
someone in a completely different state and town, and not the fault of
some butterfly in China? The blame for these events rests in one person,
the one who pulled the trigger. We can all scream and rant about how
everyone else could have stopped them, how someone could have told the
police the day before if only they had noticed something, or how just
one detail different could have made the whole event not happen. But
that doesn't change any of it. One person pulled the trigger.


[1]Tobacco companies ignored, since they are profiting from one
substance only and are trying to sell that in any way they can.

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