Matt Walsh

Indeed, there are quite a few indications that SSRIs are making people more violent.

And for one thing, pretty much every mass shooter was on an SSRI.

That includes the trans-identifying Covenant school shooter who killed three adults and three nine-year-old children.

Dylan Roof, who shot up the black church in Charleston.

Jesse Strain, the trans-identifying Tumbler Ridge school shooter in Canada who killed eight people, including several children.

Eric Harris, Columbine shooter.

Kip Kinkel, who killed two of his classmates and his parents.

Jeff Weiss killed nine people at an Indian reservation.

Aaron Alexis, the Navy Yard shooter.

James Holmes, the movie theater shooter in Colorado.

Christopher Pittman, who killed his grandparents.

Joseph Westbecker killed eight coworkers at a printing plant.

And on and on and on and on.

I could go on listing examples.

And keep in mind, there are plenty more mass shooters who were taking SSRIs that we don't officially know about.

These are just the ones that we know.

Now, in response...

You might try to argue that, well, the SSRIs may not have caused the violence.

After all, mentally troubled people are more likely to take the drugs.

They're also more likely to commit mass shootings.