[Libloather]

All that comes to an end at the hanging.

[Paladin2]

Another delusional Muslim. The world has millions.

[WesternPacific]

"I do believe he knew right from wrong legally," Agharkar said. "But morally he felt it was righteous."

I believe this would be true for any muslim involved in jihad.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Muslims around the world try the insanity defense when they commit heinous crimes in the west, because there is no social stigma to “faking out the infidels” that way. What they don’t realize is that the US had a rash of mental illness fakes back in the ‘60’s and ‘70’s, and so the insanity defense is very hard to pull anymore.

Worse, if you are found “guilty but insane”, or able to be put in a State hospital, you are as likely as not to be drugged into a coma for 23 hours a day, close to a living death. There are too many criminally insane, and not enough keepers for them, so it is easier for them to manage that way.

[Salvavida]

Can we agree that ALL murderers are delusional to some degree?

Accepting this defense, no one would be guilty of murder.

[norwaypinesavage]

What’s the difference between a Muslim guided by delusion, and a Muslim guided by doctrine?

[Kenton]

So what. Hang the crazy bastard.

[arderkrag]

Psychiatrist says reality was lost on Muhammad

Bears repeating in every thread mentioning Islam.

[exDemMom]

"Saying you're an operative of a major terrorist organization is grandiose," said Dr. Shawn Agharkar, a psychiatrist who examined Muhammad three times in as many months this year. He added that nothing in the record indicates Muhammad is a member of such an organization.

The good doctor does not sound very convincing. It does not stretch credulity to believe that a Muslim who has committed murder is affiliated with a major terrorist group. Or to believe that said violent Muslim has sympathies with such groups, even if he does not "formally" belong to the group. To deny that such is possible is symptomatic of "head in the sand" syndrome, IMO.

And this is why, as a professional, I never want to be called in to give "expert" testimony in a case. I don't want to be in the position of having to make my expert observations fit the story of whichever lawyer is paying for me to testify, whether it's the defense or the prosecution.

[Charles Martel]

I’d point out that Islam *is* a delusion, but that would be redundant.

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

The reason this mass murder happened is that his bosses (who were psychiatrists) made excuses for this POS. And now this is continuing to this very day. Sheeesh.

[MindBender26]

Doctor's real name is Bhushan S. Agharkar, M.D.

"Shawn" is name he uses to seem more "American."

[LearsFool]

"Saying you're an operative of a major terrorist organization is grandiose,"

Of course. That's one of the main appeals of islam.

Take a horde of young men who have no prospects and nothing to live for. Tell them they're needed in a great struggle, and that after they die in the fight they'll be rewarded with women they can't attain in this life. Presto! An instant army of fanatics.

[piasa]

coincidence?

2006 & 2007 : (OHIO : FUTURE ARKANSAS RECRUITING STATION SHOOTER A M MOHAMMED aka BLEDSOE ATTENDS OMAR IBN EL KHATTAB MOSQUE IN COLUMBUS {see OTHER ATTENDEES NURADIN ABDI [See SHOPPING MALL PLOTS], IYMAN FARIS [see BALTIMORE CELL’S MAJID KHAN, BROOKLYN BRIDGE PLOT] & CHRISTOPHER PAUL aka PAUL KENYATA LAWS AKA ABDULMALEK KENYATTA}-—see KEYWORDS “BUCKEYEJIHAD” & “COLUMBUSCELL”) ...———— “FBI: Alleged killer may have eyed Atlanta ,” UPI ^ | June 4, 2009 Posted on Thursday, June 04, 2009 8:53:43 PM by Jim Robinson

[Gene Eric]

Politically, what exactly distinguishes crimes of “Hate” from crimes of “delusion”?