Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
As typical for you, all lies and/or invective -- but no answers...Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
In Ugly's case, the appropriate institution would be a zoo.
Profit may or may not be important to Bezos but readership certainly is. Newspapers that loose circulation loose advertising. A paper that operates as such looses legitimacy and creditably which is probably the reason Bezos bought the Post. I seriously doubt he will change anything other than providing a solid financial base, something the Post has not had in many years. It should continue to be a center left paper ranking in the top 10 in the country for circulation, Pulitzers and revenue.
As typical for you, all lies and/or invective -- but no answers...Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
In Ugly's case, the appropriate institution would be a zoo.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So you won't answer the question...As typical for you, all lies and/or invective -- but no answers...Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
In Ugly's case, the appropriate institution would be a zoo.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
Proving you to be a low-life moron has become tedious.
Everyone just witnessed another victim of Leftwing propaganda inspiring violence and murder
a. James T. Hodgkinson produced quotes almost exactly from Bernie Sander's speeches on Facebook
b. He then takes the quotes literally....and makes a list of Republicans to kill.
c. Now you have the gall to demand exactly how Jarod Lee Loughner had been bent by years in a communist-organized high school paid for by Hussein Obama.
You just saw the cause and effect, you imbecile.
d. You remain as ugly on the inside as you are on the outside.
So you won't answer the question...As typical for you, all lies and/or invective -- but no answers...Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
In Ugly's case, the appropriate institution would be a zoo.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
Proving you to be a low-life moron has become tedious.
Everyone just witnessed another victim of Leftwing propaganda inspiring violence and murder
a. James T. Hodgkinson produced quotes almost exactly from Bernie Sander's speeches on Facebook
b. He then takes the quotes literally....and makes a list of Republicans to kill.
c. Now you have the gall to demand exactly how Jarod Lee Loughner had been bent by years in a communist-organized high school paid for by Hussein Obama.
You just saw the cause and effect, you imbecile.
d. You remain as ugly on the inside as you are on the outside.
You tried tying Loughner to a book by Ayers and Klonsky. Now you're trying to tie in Hodgkinson?
Did Hodgkinson attend a school influenced by "A Simple Justice?"
So again... the question you won't answer...
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
You poor thing. Bless your heart.
As long as there are bars and no release date, it's all good.Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
In Ugly's case, the appropriate institution would be a zoo.
So is the guy who shot up the baseball game.
Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
As long as there are bars and no release date, it's all good.Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
In Ugly's case, the appropriate institution would be a zoo.
Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
' cept that saint ronnie closed many mental institutions & your overlord just signed in the ability for the mentally disabled to legally own a gun? yep. any nutjob now can have a gun. & the day scalise was shot, congress was gonna talk about easing restrictions on silencers. those on the ballfield wouldn't have even known where the shots were coming from & that is just freakin sick.
Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
' cept that saint ronnie closed many mental institutions & your overlord just signed in the ability for the mentally disabled to legally own a gun? yep. any nutjob now can have a gun. & the day scalise was shot, congress was gonna talk about easing restrictions on silencers. those on the ballfield wouldn't have even known where the shots were coming from & that is just freakin sick.
Astounding how wrong you Leftist dolts are.
As the great Ronald Reagan said: 'It isn't so much that liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so many things that aren't so.'
It was John Kennedy, Democrat, who did that.
1." On Feb. 5, 1963, ... President John F. Kennedy addressed Congress on "Mental Illness and Mental Retardation." He proposed a new program under which the federal government would fund community mental-health centers, or CMHCs, to take the place of state mental hospitals. As Kennedy envisioned it, "reliance on the cold mercy of custodial isolations will be supplanted by the open warmth of community concern and capability."
2. Kennedy's proposal was historic because the public care of mentally ill individuals had been exclusively a state responsibility for more than a century. The federal initiative encouraged the closing of state hospitals and aborted the development of state-funded outpatient clinics in process at that time.
3. .... the feds funded 789 CMHCs with a total of $2.7 billion ($20.3 billion in today's dollars). During those same years, the number of patients in state mental hospitals fell by three quarters—to 132,164 from 504,604—and those beds were closed down.
a. .... CMHCs were not interested in taking care of the patients being discharged from the state hospitals. Instead, they focused on individuals with less severe problems sometimes called "the worried well."
4. ... this federal program failed because ... it did not provide care for the sickest patients released from the state hospitals. When President Ronald Reagan finally block-granted federal CMHC funds to the states in 1981, he was not killing the program. He was disposing of the corpse.
a. .... Medicaid and Medicare... Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance programs.... The federal takeover of the mental-illness treatment system was complete.
5. According to multiple studies summarized by the Treatment Advocacy Center, these untreated mentally ill are responsible for 10% of all homicides (and a higher percentage of the mass killings), constitute 20% of jail and prison inmates and at least 30% of the homeless. Severely mentally ill individuals now inundate hospital emergency rooms and have colonized libraries, parks, train stations and other public spaces. The quality of the lives of these individuals mocks the lofty intentions of the founders of the CMHC program.
6. ...the annual total public funds for the support and treatment of mentally ill individuals is now more than $140 billion. The equivalent expenditure in 1963 when Kennedy proposed the CMHC program was $1 billion, or about $10 billion in today's dollars.
7. Nor is President Obama likely to do anything, since his lead agency, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, has essentially denied that a problem exists. Its contribution to the president's response to the Dec. 14 Newtown tragedy focused only on school children and insurance coverage. And its current plan of action for 2011-14, a 41,000-word document, includes no mention of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or outpatient commitment, all essential elements in an effective plan for corrective action.
8. ... this federal experiment has failed, as seen most recently in the mass shootings by mentally ill individuals in Newtown, Conn., Aurora, Colo., and Tucson, Ariz. It is time for the federal government to get out of this business and return the responsibility, and funds, to the states." E. Fuller Torrey: Fifty Years of Failing America's Mentally Ill
So....the mentally ill are the major factor in mass shootings......and the inception of the 'empty the mental hospitals' is not at the behest of Republican Reagan....but, rather, Democrat Kennedy.
BTW....if you have the guts....ask me why John Kennedy did that.
Loughner should have been institutionalized long before he killed anybody.LOLOL
Yet more typical rightarded nonsense from PoliticalHack.
Exactly what about Ayers/Klonsky's book do you contend caused Loughner to become the monster who unloaded his weapons on innocent folks?
So should you.
' cept that saint ronnie closed many mental institutions & your overlord just signed in the ability for the mentally disabled to legally own a gun? yep. any nutjob now can have a gun. & the day scalise was shot, congress was gonna talk about easing restrictions on silencers. those on the ballfield wouldn't have even known where the shots were coming from & that is just freakin sick.
Astounding how wrong you Leftist dolts are.
As the great Ronald Reagan said: 'It isn't so much that liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so many things that aren't so.'
It was John Kennedy, Democrat, who did that.
1." On Feb. 5, 1963, ... President John F. Kennedy addressed Congress on "Mental Illness and Mental Retardation." He proposed a new program under which the federal government would fund community mental-health centers, or CMHCs, to take the place of state mental hospitals. As Kennedy envisioned it, "reliance on the cold mercy of custodial isolations will be supplanted by the open warmth of community concern and capability."
2. Kennedy's proposal was historic because the public care of mentally ill individuals had been exclusively a state responsibility for more than a century. The federal initiative encouraged the closing of state hospitals and aborted the development of state-funded outpatient clinics in process at that time.
3. .... the feds funded 789 CMHCs with a total of $2.7 billion ($20.3 billion in today's dollars). During those same years, the number of patients in state mental hospitals fell by three quarters—to 132,164 from 504,604—and those beds were closed down.
a. .... CMHCs were not interested in taking care of the patients being discharged from the state hospitals. Instead, they focused on individuals with less severe problems sometimes called "the worried well."
4. ... this federal program failed because ... it did not provide care for the sickest patients released from the state hospitals. When President Ronald Reagan finally block-granted federal CMHC funds to the states in 1981, he was not killing the program. He was disposing of the corpse.
a. .... Medicaid and Medicare... Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance programs.... The federal takeover of the mental-illness treatment system was complete.
5. According to multiple studies summarized by the Treatment Advocacy Center, these untreated mentally ill are responsible for 10% of all homicides (and a higher percentage of the mass killings), constitute 20% of jail and prison inmates and at least 30% of the homeless. Severely mentally ill individuals now inundate hospital emergency rooms and have colonized libraries, parks, train stations and other public spaces. The quality of the lives of these individuals mocks the lofty intentions of the founders of the CMHC program.
6. ...the annual total public funds for the support and treatment of mentally ill individuals is now more than $140 billion. The equivalent expenditure in 1963 when Kennedy proposed the CMHC program was $1 billion, or about $10 billion in today's dollars.
7. Nor is President Obama likely to do anything, since his lead agency, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, has essentially denied that a problem exists. Its contribution to the president's response to the Dec. 14 Newtown tragedy focused only on school children and insurance coverage. And its current plan of action for 2011-14, a 41,000-word document, includes no mention of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or outpatient commitment, all essential elements in an effective plan for corrective action.
8. ... this federal experiment has failed, as seen most recently in the mass shootings by mentally ill individuals in Newtown, Conn., Aurora, Colo., and Tucson, Ariz. It is time for the federal government to get out of this business and return the responsibility, and funds, to the states." E. Fuller Torrey: Fifty Years of Failing America's Mentally Ill
So....the mentally ill are the major factor in mass shootings......and the inception of the 'empty the mental hospitals' is not at the behest of Republican Reagan....but, rather, Democrat Kennedy.
BTW....if you have the guts....ask me why John Kennedy did that.
i worked in nursing homes during ronnie's reign & we got the recipients of all those closings. i lived it.
