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Breaking News: Labour Mp Jo Cox Shot In Birstall, Leeds.
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She's in a critical condition and may not pull through.
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i've only skim read this thread so i don't know if this has come up previously -
in no way excusing or justifying but maybe - just maybe - the individual involved (I was going to say "responsible for" but that's probably inappropriate) has been failed by the psychiatric services.........?
i've only skim read this thread so i don't know if this has come up previously -
in no way excusing or justifying but maybe - just maybe - the individual involved (I was going to say "responsible for" but that's probably inappropriate) has been failed by the psychiatric services.........?
The Telegraph has some quotes from his brother confirming he has mental health problems.
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/201 6/06/16 /jo-cox -mp-eve rything -we-kno w-so-fa r-about -thomas -mair/
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In 2011, he was photographed by the local paper volunteering in nearby Oakwell Hall country park. The previous year he was quoted in the Huddersfield Daily Examiner, saying he had begun volunteering after attending Pathways Day Centre for adults with mental health problems.
“I can honestly say it has done me more good than all the psychotherapy and medication in the world,” he said. “Many people who suffer from mental illness are socially isolated and disconnected from society, feelings of worthlessness are also common, mainly caused by long-term unemployment.”
(Guardian report)
“I can honestly say it has done me more good than all the psychotherapy and medication in the world,” he said. “Many people who suffer from mental illness are socially isolated and disconnected from society, feelings of worthlessness are also common, mainly caused by long-term unemployment.”
(Guardian report)
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Once again I agree Mikey, one cannot imagine the pain and anguish her husband, and her two small children are going through, not only now but into the future, may she rest in peace.
But please may I ask at this time not to turn this tragic even into a political football, sadly and it has always been so, whether one is a politician, policeman or a member of the armed forces, one carries the risk of being a target of those with certain mental issues.
Incidentally I have just head that the Asian gentleman has put a notice in his window denying the the fact that 'Britain First' was said to be heard.
Once again I agree Mikey, one cannot imagine the pain and anguish her husband, and her two small children are going through, not only now but into the future, may she rest in peace.
But please may I ask at this time not to turn this tragic even into a political football, sadly and it has always been so, whether one is a politician, policeman or a member of the armed forces, one carries the risk of being a target of those with certain mental issues.
Incidentally I have just head that the Asian gentleman has put a notice in his window denying the the fact that 'Britain First' was said to be heard.
The clip I saw showed he could not say for sure whether it was, "Britain First", or, "Put Britain first", that was said. Either way I don't think it makes much sense attributing too much to that, or trying to find any explanation in it. He was clearly not mentally right, whatever excuse he came up with is fairly irrelevant.
What government needs to do is discover why someone that badly gone was free on the streets, and how to prevent it; and also ensure there is no knee jerk reaction to isolate MPs from their constituents (although looking at ways to make meetings safer is no bad idea).
What government needs to do is discover why someone that badly gone was free on the streets, and how to prevent it; and also ensure there is no knee jerk reaction to isolate MPs from their constituents (although looking at ways to make meetings safer is no bad idea).
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