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The Firearm Derangement Syndrome Pandemic
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"In the 1920s, Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach developed the test now forever linked with his name. The idea behind the 'Rorschach Test' is that a person's interpretation of, or response to, a series of inkblots could help to reveal an underlying psychological disorder. ... the events of August 17 in Phoenix, Arizona offers observers of the American body politic the opportunity to study a similar phenomena." ...
"Perhaps we should call it Firearm Derangement Syndrome (FDS). The 'Rorschach test' for FDS is quite simple: when presented with a picture of a man with a holstered weapon, what do you see? A potential terrorist? ... Or do you see a citizen exercising his legal rights, behaving entirely within ... the law?" ... |
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