And we're back to reading comprehension......
I stated "
it wouldn't be a stretch to suggest that an aggressive athlete that has had multiple injuries to this part of the brain may be more susceptible to rage." but thanks for the convenient partial quote.
If you rage you lose the ability to control, you're not about to recognize that.
One of the most common effects of frontal damage can be a dramatic change in social behavior. A person's personality can undergo significant changes after an injury to the frontal lobes, especially when both lobes are involved. There are some differences in the left versus right frontal lobes in this area. Left frontal damage usually manifests as pseudodepression and right frontal damage as pseudopsychopathic (Blumer and Benson, 1975).
There's ton of research out there which I'm not filling the forum with, Google it yourself.
Proving your point? No, I wasn't but if you choose to use that tired old rhetorical trick, feel free.
First you said the person needs to recognize they're raging, then you're saying "Society is to blame"? It's purely on the poor impulse control of the person, not society.
Should Bi-polar/schizophrenics seek out treatment? I doubt most are capable without the intervention/help of others.
This conversation isn't going anywhere productive. I'm done. I feel sorry for everyone concerned including the shooter.
OMFG, it's NOT ****ing *EVIL*!
No such thing!