
24/07/2025
A national study reveals something alarming: Nearly 1 in 10 adults has a history of impulsive, angry outbursts and access to fi****ms. And most of these individuals don't meet the criteria for serious mental illness, meaning they often slip through the cracks of current gun control laws.
This group tends to be young to middle-aged men—quick to lose temper, break things, or even escalate into physical fights. Shockingly, many have never been hospitalized or formally diagnosed, so legal screenings rarely catch them.
📊 Research shows impulsive anger is more strongly linked to personality disorders, alcohol misuse, anxiety, and PTSD than to major psychotic conditions.
So what does this mean? The issue isn’t just about mental illness—it’s also about emotional regulation, impulse control, and early intervention.
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