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Having just read the entire blog post...dude makes a good point or two in there. nm -- nm
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Jim (aka Jim)
Aug 12 '14, 10:56
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He might if he didn't completely dismiss mental illness as a cause. -- nm
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Inigo
Aug 12, 11:01
I read it too. I started to get it more when he said he "coudln't comprehend" the choice to commit suicide. That was obvious.
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loosi at home
Aug 12, 10:59
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The point he made, that I liked, was that depression (as a disease) is not fatal.
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Jim
Aug 12, 11:02
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It *can* be fatal, though. There are different degrees of depression.
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Kim Pine
Aug 12, 11:15
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In Walsh's case, he had/has depression that he can control.
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Inigo
Aug 12, 11:23
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the fact that he says straight up he cant' comprehend it backs you up. -- nm
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loosi at home
Aug 12, 11:24
this is, as landbeck said, a very complex thing that he is trying to reduce to a simple choice. -- nm
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loosi at home
Aug 12, 11:03
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lol -- nm
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Jim
Aug 12, 11:00
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