Gelvan Tullibole 3rd, I'm sure that has to do with patient privacy laws. I don't know that he was taking any medications. We do know that he bought at least ten rifles in the last year. And he was reported to the cops many times. A young white man gets the benefit of a doubt until he kills 17 people, while a black man can be shot to death for a broken tail light.
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Just a wee question.
Why are the victims and the public not given a list of the medicines he was taking?
http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/would-canadian-gun-laws-have-stopped-americas-worst-mass-shooters
Gelvan Tullibole 3rd, I'm sure that has to do with patient privacy laws. I don't know that he was taking any medications. We do know that he bought at least ten rifles in the last year. And he was reported to the cops many times. A young white man gets the benefit of a doubt until he kills 17 people, while a black man can be shot to death for a broken tail light.
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