> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MyuSPw5Irs
> The United States is gaining a reputation around the world for raising
> children who go on school shooting rampages. Earlier this year, we had
> another one with 16-year-old Jeff Weiss, who went into his school on
> an Indian reservation and blew away 10 friends. And guess what? He was
> taking the antidepressant Prozac.
>
> Once again we see the link between antidepressants and violent
> behavior. I was raising the alarm about this in 1999 following the
> Columbine schools shootings. At that time we knew that those students
> were on antidepressant drugs, but the rest of the world didn't take
> any notice of it. The rest of the world said, "These drugs are
> completely safe. They keep these kids happy and in a normal state so
> they don't feel depressed." What they actually do, though, is detach
> these kids from reality to the point they can go on shooting rampages
> and not even have a clue that they're affecting the lives of real
> people. It basically transforms the world into a video game that these
> kids play out.
> ...

> This is called "association fallacy". You are making the assumption
> that because these criminals were taking antidepressants when they
> committed violent crimes, therefore antidepressants are the reason
> they committed these crimes. For every criminal that was on
> antidepressants, however, I can point to ten who took no drugs
> whatsoever.
>
> To be frank, your theory is bullshit. There is NO evidence to support
> the claim that antidepressants cause one to be violent. None. Zero.
> Zilch.

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MyuSPw5Irs
> The United States is gaining a reputation around the world for raising
> children who go on school shooting rampages. Earlier this year, we had
> another one with 16-year-old Jeff Weiss, who went into his school on
> an Indian reservation and blew away 10 friends. And guess what? He was
> taking the antidepressant Prozac.
>
> Once again we see the link between antidepressants and violent
> behavior. I was raising the alarm about this in 1999 following the
> Columbine schools shootings. At that time we knew that those students
> were on antidepressant drugs, but the rest of the world didn't take
> any notice of it. The rest of the world said, "These drugs are
> completely safe. They keep these kids happy and in a normal state so
> they don't feel depressed." What they actually do, though, is detach
> these kids from reality to the point they can go on shooting rampages
> and not even have a clue that they're affecting the lives of real
> people. It basically transforms the world into a video game that these
> kids play out.
> ...

> On Apr 16, 5:53 pm, Brittany badpsych.com> wrote:
>
>
>

>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MyuSPw5Irs
>> The United States is gaining a reputation around the world for raising
>> children who go on school shooting rampages. Earlier this year, we had
>> another one with 16-year-old Jeff Weiss, who went into his school on
>> an Indian reservation and blew away 10 friends. And guess what? He was
>> taking the antidepressant Prozac.

>

>> Once again we see the link between antidepressants and violent
>> behavior. I was raising the alarm about this in 1999 following the
>> Columbine schools shootings. At that time we knew that those students
>> were on antidepressant drugs, but the rest of the world didn't take
>> any notice of it. The rest of the world said, "These drugs are
>> completely safe. They keep these kids happy and in a normal state so
>> they don't feel depressed." What they actually do, though, is detach
>> these kids from reality to the point they can go on shooting rampages ...

> On Apr 16, 5:53 pm, Brittany badpsych.com> wrote:

>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MyuSPw5Irs
>> The United States is gaining a reputation around the world for raising
>> children who go on school shooting rampages. Earlier this year, we had
>> another one with 16-year-old Jeff Weiss, who went into his school on
>> an Indian reservation and blew away 10 friends. And guess what? He was
>> taking the antidepressant Prozac.
>>
>> Once again we see the link between antidepressants and violent
>> behavior. I was raising the alarm about this in 1999 following the
>> Columbine schools shootings. At that time we knew that those students
>> were on antidepressant drugs, but the rest of the world didn't take
>> any notice of it. The rest of the world said, "These drugs are
>> completely safe. They keep these kids happy and in a normal state so
>> they don't feel depressed." What they actually do, though, is detach
>> these kids from reality to the point they can go on shooting rampages
>> and not even have a clue that they're affecting the lives of real
>> people. It basically transforms the world into a video game that these
>> kids play out. ...

> What America has is a parenting crisis

>> What America has is a parenting crisis

>
> No, what America has is the right to bare arms. I know of lots of
> people, none on anti-depressants, who would be perfectly capable to go
> on a killing rampage did they have access to weapons.
> It's not the drugs, it's the constitution.
> Some of my cousins have been on anti-depressants and none have turned
> up to christmas with a baseball bat and a manic glint in their eyes. I
> don't believe there is a direct parallel between violence and anti-
> depressants.

> Are you calling Dr. Peter Breggin a bullshitter? You may want to
> checkout the :36 portion of this video, if you dare.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSZ9YTnSkLc
> Are you afraid of the truth? Lets talk about that Prozac clinical
> trial that he was talking about.