Article Rob Reiner’s son arrested on suspicion + Brown University shooting

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Of course leftists don't care if America improves. They hate everything about America.
They will hate America and Trump even if they personally do much better financially, due to an improving economy. But, you actually have to be participating in the economy to benefit from it succeeding.

Foreigners whining about Trump should worry a lot more about their own local politics, as that's what has the biggest impact on your life. But when foreign leaders even try to scapegoat a leader of an entirely different country for their own ills and their people let them get away with it, there is obviously zero self-reflection going on. Just a big blame game.

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As suspected, this was the result of mental illness combined with substance abuse, and the catalyst of changing his prescription. Similarly, Sylvia Plath's doctor had also been tinkering with her meds before she finally successfully committed suicide. He put her back on a drug that had formerly caused her depression to get worse, rather than better.
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Nick Reiner and the link between schizophrenia, substance abuse and violence
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/n...r-AA1SUWbd

EXCERPTS: Nick Reiner, the son of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner who is facing murder charges in the deaths of his parents, has been prescribed medication for schizophrenia, according to two sources who spoke to The Los Angeles Times. NBC News, citing three sources, reported that Reiner, the middle child of the acclaimed Hollywood director and his wife, had been diagnosed with the mental health disorder years ago, and was being treated for serious psychiatric disorder at the time of the crime.

[...] Reiner's medication was "changed or adjusted" shortly before the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner, according to the NBC News report. The name of the drug and the exact timeline of when Reiner was given the prescription or adjustments were made are not known. USA TODAY has reached out to Reiner's attorney for comment.

[...] Multiple studies have linked having schizophrenia with an increased risk of violent crime, specifically those also with substance use disorder. "The association between schizophrenia and violent crime is minimal unless the patient is also diagnosed as having substance abuse comorbidity," wrote researchers in a 2009 article in JAMA focused on Sweden.