"Large weapons cache", Hawaii edition

[namedpipes]

Hmmm let's see. A man in a hotel room with a bunch of weapons. Sounds familiar.


"Federal Agent On A Mission"? Man With Body Armor, Large Cache Of Weapons Caught In Waikiki Hotel

Certainly something to ask him about.

 

[Mountain]

Most pharmaceuticals CAUSE, rather than CURE psychotic behavior.
If the doc mis-doses forget it man.
I knew someone with acute lithium poisoning and they wanted to lock him up. Thought the guy was severe bipolar. One doc decided to actually look at what the guy was taking, thought the dose was high, and tested him for toxicity. After a month he was back to normal.

Getting a little off topic, but "Most pharmaceuticals CAUSE, rather than CURE psychotic behavior" is mostly wrong- like 99.9% wrong. Some of them might. There are many that allow people with mental health issues to lead normal lives. That field has come a long way since the 60's when they basically doled out chemical lobotomies. Agree that a wrong diagnosis could really screw someone up.

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Let's consider a possibility for the Hawaii scenario. Let's say the guy really is sick in the head and there's the possibility that he was planning a Vegas II. Irresponsible rights trampling, or simply good police work to prevent another pile of bodies the libtards can use as a podium?

 

[Jason Flare]

Let's consider a possibility for the Hawaii scenario. Let's say the guy really is sick in the head and there's the possibility that he was planning a Vegas II. Irresponsible rights trampling, or simply good police work to prevent another pile of bodies the libtards can use as a podium?

Is that last thing a complete sentence?

 

[mrmike7189]

Who arrested him?.....Steve McGarrett!
Could make for a great episode of Hawaii Five -O

 

[Mountain]

Is that last thing a complete sentence?

Welcome back, Scriv!

Morning, no coffee yet, public edjumication.

Unless you're the modern minority report precog there's no way to conclude that its anything other than a gross violation of the guys constitutionally guaranteed rights

I'll agree that the most likely scenario is that this guy's rights were trampled. It's interesting that the article mentioned he had committed no crime. So yes, maybe the precogs determined that he had not yet committed a crime. Just noting that there could be more info that the media missed. I hope it works out for the guy and that he gets his 'collection' back? Is that even enough to call a collection?

 

[Jason Flare]

It is an honor to be called “Scriv.”

 

[Toast]

The number is HUGE because SSRI anti-depressants are not the sole realm of psychiatrists, but are prescribed by primary care MDs as well as other specialists.

And not simply for depression. Long-term low doses of some anti-depressants are used off-label by gastroenterologists to treat IBS.

 

[namedpipes]

Welcome back, Scriv!

Morning, no coffee yet, public edjumication.



I'll agree that the most likely scenario is that this guy's rights were trampled. It's interesting that the article mentioned he had committed no crime. So yes, maybe the precogs determined that he had not yet committed a crime. Just noting that there could be more info that the media missed. I hope it works out for the guy and that he gets his 'collection' back? Is that even enough to call a collection?

They could have simply interviewed him and conducted a deep background check on him. Perhaps even kept an eye on him afterward.

If he was a terrorist, the background check would find SOMETHING. Same if he was a little unhinged.

I wonder could he have simply been getting away from the Vog and didn't want to leave his gun collection at home for looters to steal?

 

[snax]

Getting a little off topic, but "Most pharmaceuticals CAUSE, rather than CURE psychotic behavior" is mostly wrong- like 99.9% wrong. Some of them might. There are many that allow people with mental health issues to lead normal lives. That field has come a long way since the 60's when they basically doled out chemical lobotomies. Agree that a wrong diagnosis could really screw someone up.

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Let's consider a possibility for the Hawaii scenario. Let's say the guy really is sick in the head and there's the possibility that he was planning a Vegas II. Irresponsible rights trampling, or simply good police work to prevent another pile of bodies the libtards can use as a podium?

I was only talking about the .1%. That's about all we need to cause the gov't to go full regard on my rights.
I've involved in making pharmaceuticals for 15 years. Every ingredient except the water we use has a skull and crossbones on the container. Granted, we are regulated better and have far more testing than a 19th century snake oil salesman.

 

[Mountain]

I was only talking about the .1%. That's about all we need to cause the gov't to go full regard on my rights.
I've involved in making pharmaceuticals for 15 years. Every ingredient except the water we use has a skull and crossbones on the container. Granted, we are regulated better and have far more testing than a 19th century snake oil salesman.

OK, I definitely agree!

 

[Mountain]

It is an honor to be called “Scriv.”

LOL! Actually, I did get a private education but don't want any nuns or monks to hunt me down for a thrashing.