Trump wants to solve the problem of mass executions by building mental hospitals
US President Donald Trump believes that the construction of new psychiatric hospitals will help cope with mass executions in the States. Writes about this Interfax.
“It’s not the gun that pulls the trigger, it’s the person who holds the gun,” Trump told voters at a rally in New Hampshire.
He promised to “seriously think” about increasing the number of mental hospitals in the country. In his opinion, “mentally unhealthy and dangerous people” should be “removed from the streets” so that they do not need to be “much worried about.”
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"This is a big problem. There are seriously ill people, and they are at large,” the US President added.
At the same time, Trump assured voters that he would always defend the right of the country's citizens to self-defense, guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the American Constitution. “We can't make it harder for good, solid, law-abiding citizens to defend themselves,” he said.
As ForumDaily wrote earlier:
- A third of Americans said their fear of executions so large that they avoid visiting certain places or events, almost a quarter admitted that they have changed their lives to a certain extent because of the fear of mass executions.
- 4 August 24-year-old Connor Betts staged a mass shooting at bar entrance in dayton, Ohio, which killed nine people, among whom was the arrow shooter Megan Betts.
- Latin American leaders believe that anti-immigrant rhetoric of the president Donald Trump's US is fueling violence, which contributes to tragedies such as the mass shooting in El Paso and Dayton.
- As it turned out later Connor Betts friend I bought him a bulletproof vest and a store for a machine gun, and also hid them in his apartment so that the shooter's parents would not find weapons. And in the blood of the shooter himself they found "cocktail" of drugs and antidepressants.
- As a result, shooting at the mall in the city of El Paso, 22 people died, more than 20 were injured. It has become the deadliest day in state history.
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