Did economic crisis and the recession increase mass-manslaughters in U.S.A.?

There has been a spate in mass-slaughters in U.S.A. recently, when lonely desperadoes shot dead several people and then committed suicide. This can be probably connected to the economic crisis and the recession that has gripped this nation in a strangle-hold.

In the last month a madman went on a rampage and killed 58 people in North Carolina. A few days ago another shocking and spine-chilling massacre was carried out in the small country town Binghamton in north of New York State where a Vietnamese immigrant murdered 13 persons at the Immigrants Help Center. After a long battle with the Police the Vietnamese man took his own life. He couldn’t find work and had problems with the adaptation in U.S.A.

People are scared about their future because they lose their jobs. They don’t have any future plans and this creates extreme reactions. Many ill-adopted and psychopathic people decide to do something “spectacular” in their life to express their loneliness and sadness. They don’t have any perspective for better life and they have an urgent need to show the world what they feel.

American dream turned on them into a nightmare. There comes the mixture of despair, the hopelessness, and anger. America as the country of unlimited possibilities now seems to them as a joke.

The wave of manslaughters brought new debate about easy accessibility of the fire-arms in U.S.A. Do we need guns in our homes? I am waiting for your answer.

The Binghamton Conference: Shooting Details, April 3, 2009