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Doomflower @Adstar so true especially for boys who are conditioned so often to respond to feelings with violence.
This does play a part in certain communities where dis-respecting ( dissing) another person must be responded to by the use of extreme violence because the belief is that if one does not respond to disrespect by such violence one will be subject to ever increasing disrespect to the point of not being able to live in a community.. The ghetto type gang land culture makes people feel forced to kill someone who has publicly dissed them..
But this is a very different thing to Mass Killing... The gang land killings are usually one or two people getting shot at.. Yes many people are killed in the USA because of this respect / dissing culture.. But it is not like the mass shooting incidents..
At this point no matter one's opinion on guns, the cat is out of the bag. Guns are just part of american society. Mental health is not.
The USA like many other western countries in the past had an large mental health system with many mental health asylums that housed many people who needed to have that level of supervision in their lives.. But the governments ( all over the western world ) wanted to reduce the costs of this system so they encouraged the popular belief that that mental asylums where cruel prison systems that abused and victimized people with mental health issues.. Atavists promoted the ""liberation"" of these challenged people, to get them out of these asylum ""hell holes"" and back into the community where they can be integrated into society..
Of course the shutting down of these mental heal systems saved the governments a lot of money and many of the people ""liberated"" from the asylums ended up living in cardboard boxes in the streets and the activists moved on to other crusades where they could virtue signal their moral superiority and with the approval of each other..