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Old 05-28-2022, 08:17 PM   #9 (permalink)
Jerlyn
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Originally Posted by nordcharonmir View Post
What did lockdowns cause to the mental health of those locked down? What mental health and socio economic conditions are associated with suicide and violently lashing out? Have we seen suicide rates trend in a predictable direction from the lockdowns? Do you see any correlation with an uptick in shootings (mass or otherwise) coming out of lockdowns and massive psychological burdens on already unstable people? Any way the lockdowns may be part of the causal chain in this trend?
Not sure if you can correlate that without data. I'm an introvert. I preferred the lockdowns, didn't affect my mental health. However, I totally empathize with extroverts who were in lockdown without people and needed that outlet. There are always mass shootings, we just aren't privy to all of them, which is the unfortunate thing about this country. There have been mass shootings, suicides, and violence prior to lockdown. The problem is still guns.

Here's a chart from 2021. https://time.com/4965022/deadliest-m...ng-us-history/

Certainly seems like the numbers have always been high prior to 2020.
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