Psychology of School Shooters

Psychology of School Shooters

Do school shooters aspire to feel like God?

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42 mins

Explore how school shooters exhibit warning signs like violent drawings, stories, or behavior. Discover how the mindset of school shooters is shaped by anger, rejection, and feelings of hopelessness, with many struggling with depression and the desire for control.

Ep 1:

Inside the Mind of a Shooter

We explore the distorted thinking, emotional wounds, and grandiose delusions that shape potential school shooters—and ask whether these fractured minds can ever truly be reached and healed.

Ep 2:

Pills, Myths, and Hidden Triggers

We confront two dangerous myths head-on: could psychiatric medications fuel violence, and is bullying really the revenge story we've all been told? The truth is far more unsettling.

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Discussions (10)

Yale

Level 2 · 8 mo ago

Lanza wrote about fighting babies? That is twisted.

Haven

Level 4 · 8 mo ago

The point about hopelessness is really true.

Quincy

Level 9 · 8 mo ago

Dismissing bullying just because they didn't kill the bully is a massive logical fallacy

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