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Duty to Warn: The Fort Hood Murders/Suicide and the Taboo Question
Gary G. Kohls, MD
Baltimore
Chronicle
Thursday, Nov 12th, 2009
Most of us have been listening to the massive,
round-the-clock press coverage of the latest mass shooting incident
at Fort Hood, Texas. Seemingly all the possible root causes
of such a horrific act of violence have been raised and discussed.
However, there is an elephant in the room, and it’s something
that should be obvious in this age of the school shooter pandemic.
We should be outraged at the failure of the investigative
journalists, the psychiatric professionals, the medical community
and the military spokespersons who seem to be studiously avoiding
the major factor that helps to explain these senseless acts.
Why would someone unexpectedly, irrationally and randomly shoot
up a school, a workplace or, in this case, an army post? Why
would someone who used to be known as a seemingly rational person
suddenly perpetrate a gruesome, irrational act of violence?
The answer to the question, as demonstrated again and again
in so many of such recent acts of “senseless” violence,
is brain- and behavior-altering drugs.
There are, of course, a multitude of personal factors, each
of which could be responsible for tipping the troubled Army
psychiatrist over the edge. This could include his religion
and his ethnicity, which may have targeted him for ridicule
in his Army community; his training as a soldier; his familiarity
with firearms; his easy access to lethal weapons; his opposition
to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and his profession as a
psychiatrist, which exposed him to many posttraumatic stress
disordered soldiers (exposure to which is known to be capable
of causing secondary PTSD in therapists).
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