Editorial: Men as a Collective Whole are not responsible for the actions of one person: Lets focus on the real problem: A Mental Health problem disguised a Gun Problem and a Tyranny Problem disgusied as a Security Problem

Mark Reinhardt- Boise Idaho
I was personally hoping I would not have to address this topic. Its become necessary due to American Society's obsession with blaming entire groups for the actions of one. First, I would like to address this issue from a post made by Russ Belville of 420 Radio's Russ Belville Show;

Post by Russ Belville.

Russ has a valid point in trying to talk about this in reasoned, thought provoking, fashion. The problem becomes when people are so overcome with Cognitive Dissonance, they'll lash out in aggressive fashion towards those they disagree with. The biggest example I can think of, is a Twitter hashtag titled KillAllMen. By the way, there are women who do understand the disturbing nature of this;

These #killallmen tweets are really disturbing & can't help feel if it was #killallwomen there would be more of an outrage #respectbothsexes
— Melanie Isabella (@AmdramMel) March 28, 2014

#YesAllWomen can speak out against the hash tag #KillAllMen. Inciting, promoting, and normalizing violence against any human being is sick.
— TheLittlestSlobo (@LittlestSlobo) May 26, 2014

Yes, that hashtag does actually exist, and yes I agree that the hashtag KillAllMen is disturbing. The shooters rant was equally disturbing as the above mentioned hashtag. In a lot of cases, behavior of this kind is learned at a very young age, regardless of the gender. As such, it is important to point this out for future discussions on things like this. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has done a great deal of research on this, and while I recommend looking at the research they have done in the 1980's on this. I also would agree with the host of Freedomain Radio in asking that we not waive an activist flag over dead bodies;
Instead, lets actually do some thorough research on this kind of issue. In the source citations is links to the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Mental Health issues, as they have consistently done some of the greatest research on tragedies like this one. Women don't want to be blamed as a whole for this;
Men don't want to be blamed as a whole for the low life shooter at UC Santa Barbara. Oh, and by the way, I have Aspergers Symdrome, and I still think the UCSB shooter was a low life. It should also be noted that Hollywood is the perpetrator of unrealistic bullshit, such as, expectations in dating. I will put this in wording everyone understands, "Violence against any gender is wrong." While these issues are going to be addressed, I would have to say that the Pharmaceutical Industry's "so-called" Medicine does need to be examined a lot more. As such, a new approach needs to be taken on the issue of Mental Health, and how to treat it. As Joe Rogan said;

This country has a mental health problem disguised as a gun problem and a tyranny problem disguised as a security problem.
— Joe Rogan (@joerogan) January 27, 2013

Sources:
http://vault.fbi.gov/Criminal%20Profiling
https://www.facebook.com/radicalruss/posts/10202933859680860?comment_id=10202945992064162&offset=0&total_comments=45&notif_t=feed_comment_reply">
http://leb.fbi.gov/2011/october/leb-october-2011
https://twitter.com/hashtag/killallmen?src=hash