Making Sense of “Senseless” Violence

Making Sense of “Senseless” Violence Peter Laarman & Shakeel Syed: Our mass killers are almost all profoundly isolated and alienated; they are lost souls who imagine they will “achieve” something through lethal violence. READ MORE shared from

WEDNESDAY, 29 JULY 2015 Making Sense of “Senseless” Violence Peter Laarman & Shakeel Syed: Our mass killers are almost all profoundly isolated and alienated; they are lost souls who imagine they will “achieve” something through lethal violence. READ MORE Friend on Facebook Follow on Twitter Forward to a Friend Can Republicans Have It Both Ways with Latino Vote? Steve Hochstadt: There is the conflict for Republican contenders. Should I pander to the hatreds of my most prejudiced primary voters? Or should I.... READ HERE Put Bubba Where He Belongs Rosemary Jenkins:Obama has had to spend an inordinate amount of his time overturning, reversing, amending many of the ill-advised laws and regulations the misguided Clinton put into practice. READ HERE Helping Turkey Create a Safe Zone: Not a Good Idea Ivan Eland: If Turkey feels more insulated from ISIS and the Syrian civil war—as the safe zone created by Turkish and coalition bombing will ensure—it is even more unlikely to battle ISIS. READ MORE To Kill a Culture Hero Michael Haas: For many Americans, Mockingbirdseemed to offer a portrayal of Clarence Darrow, who famously defended black men accused of murdering a white man in the Osseian Sweet trial of 1925. READ HERE

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