When McVeigh bombed the Oklahoma City federal building, at the time the worst terrorist act on U.S. soil, the immediate assumption was that it was an Arab or Muslim terrorist.
I see, hear, and feel things that aren't there. The day I saw zombies crawling out from under cars, I knew I couldn't be in denial about my condition any longer.
The violent incidents seem to point to a quiet crisis in China: the growing prevalence of mental health problems and a lack of care for those afflicted.
A psychologist asks: Have consumerism, suburbanization and a malevolent corporate-government partnership so beaten us down that we no longer have the will to save ourselves?
