Conservatives are hopping on the "mental illness" talking point as a way of trying to "compromise" on "solving mass shootings."

Here's the problem: no one should trust the left to make ANY decisions on how mental illness should be handled. They have made psychology and psychiatry into heavily-politicized fields—leftists defined the concept of "the authoritarian personality" specifically to characterize right-wing tendencies as abnormal and intrinsically associated with abusive behavior.

It wasn't until VERY recently that psychologists began to admit that abusive traits manifest amongst hard-line leftists:
https://psyarxiv.com/3nprq/

They want to incorporate this stuff into so-called "Red Flag laws"—conservative politicians will sleepwalk us right into letting them list "holding right-wing beliefs" as a "red flag."

Mental health is a serious issue, especially in the US, but it needs to be dealt with separately from gun policy. The attempt to link the issues is subversive.

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The year 1790 destroys the “all men are created equal” anti-white myth of American history. Yes, the Founders “had a dream.” It was a white nationalist republic reserving citizenship to “white persons of good moral character.”

Unlike the fake Right, we don’t need to omit facts or apologize for godlike ancestors when writing patriotic history. The Founders were on our side then, and they’d be on our side now. There was no debate on the racial bias of this law at the time.

Every conservative dope who hates white nationalists hates George Washington and the 1st United States Congress by default. American history went wrong a long time ago, but the United States was created by, and for, white nationalists. Therefore, people like us are its rightful inheritors.

First, we had a 1619 Project. Then a 1776 Project. Time for a 1790 Project? 🇺🇸 @DirectorW