Speaking on the Essential Pittsburgh radio show, psychologist Brent Dean Robbins, former president of the Society for Humanistic Psychology, discusses how fear drives us toward irrational policies in the wake of terror attacks. He also offers commentary on the Murphy Bill, which he criticizes for unfairly scapegoating those diagnosed with mental illnesses.
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The risk of being killed by terrorism] compares annual risk of dying in a car accident of 1 in 19,000; drowning in a bathtub at 1 in 800,000; dying in a building fire at 1 in 99,000; or being struck by lightning at 1 in 5,500,000. In other words, in the last five years you were four times more likely to be struck by lightning than killed by a terrorist.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-terrorism-statistics-every-american-needs-to-hear/5382818
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Is the war on terror a hoax ?
Lets ask google ! http://www.google.com/search?q=is+the+war+on+terror+a+hoax
Don’t forget to watch the debate tonight all about ISIS ISIS ISIS again no doubt. And if you are elected president what will YOU do about ISIS ? Can’t wait to hear those answers, not.
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Exactly, worrying about terrorism is a waste of time since it endangers hardly anyone. Car accidents, obesity, smoking, and being stupid in a variety of ways are much more dangerous to American citizens than ISIS.
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Hey, you guys should go to Paris and San Bernadino and tell your liberal friends over there that the war on terror is a hoax. Has your liberalism truly corrupted your minds so much that you have no sympathy for the victims of these horrific attacks?
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