After that happens, I know some will still believe there point still has some some merit.

Interesting comments but the Nazi physicians comparison makes me believe that Ninguem is not a physician, or at least one without any comprehensive logic. Too funny.

I wish you had that common sense.

The facts as they are coming in do not support your “compassion fatigue” excuse.

Dr. Karl Brandt? (executed at Nuremburg)
Dr. Aribert Heim? (still on the loose I believe, and by some reports converted to Islam)
Dr. Fritz Klein? (hanged in 1945 for what he did at Bergen-Belsen)

I could go on. All Nazi physicians. The Third Reich did not find these physicians (there are dozens more), simply by picking names at random from the German Medical Association. Most physicians refused and most were left alone, though they might not have prospered. Some LIKED what the Nazis were doing. Some people are just evil. There is a strain of Islam that is as bad as anything the Nazis believed, the only thing missing is the ability to carry it out.

Surf world news. I make excuses for nothing. I jump to nothing. I just call it as I see it. People want to be “safe” by “blaming”. If it helps you sleep-do it. I cannot stop you. And you cannot stop me.

>>Oh and one other thing. Hasan was the last suspect caught.(Remember when everyone thought he had been killed?)The other two suspects were NOT Islamic. Nor were they “brown-skinned”. They were White. So had they been coerced into “joining Islam” or were they protesting against unnecessary war?

In the initial confusion, looks like they picked up two other suspects who were questioned and released. Seems they had nothing to do with the shooting, unless you have unique sources of information.

You’re making up elaborate excuses for the guy. You’re the one jumping to conclusions.

People will always argue,evade, and use sadness and anger to avoid the bottom line:

People are insane for whatever reason, they are dangerous, and you are not, and will never be, safe. Why? Because excuses make people safer than actual action.

“Compassion fatigue”. I’d be laughing if it werent so sad and dangerous.

If Hasan had been a Christian Fundamentalist who shot up an abortion clinic, or a gay bar, they wouldn’t be calling it “compassion fatigue” right now.

Ninguem thanks for missing the point. Did the Christian fundamentalist serve as a doctor to other traumatized Christians? Was he a priest or pastor? Did he counsel gays? Where would the compassion fatigue have come from? That IS the point of the article or did you miss something?