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<blockquote data-quote="UnconTROLLed" data-source="post: 1413129" data-attributes="member: 18708">Very sad, tragic incident here.&nbsp; I feel terrible that this happened, especially to fellow UPS&#039;ers and their families.The driver was clearly sociopathic.&nbsp; It doesn&#039;t matter what the reasoning was behind the events...it&#039;s a terrible situation and I am going to guess (pardon me) that the shooter was not &quot;in the moment&quot; as this&nbsp; occurred.&nbsp; Meaning, what seems like irrational, tragic actions to someone healthy, can seem like a rational, defensive response to someone sick.&nbsp; We live in a modern society where people rarely receive the help they need, because they&#039;re left behind, irrational and/ or too scared to seek it.&nbsp; This is less of a product of UPS vs. employee as&nbsp; it&#039;s more of a product of the overall culture of a heavily weighted-working society, along with stigmatization of people with mental health issues.I could be totally wrong..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UnconTROLLed, post: 1413129, member: 18708"] Very sad, tragic incident here. I feel terrible that this happened, especially to fellow UPS'ers and their families. The driver was clearly sociopathic. It doesn't matter what the reasoning was behind the events...it's a terrible situation and I am going to guess (pardon me) that the shooter was not "in the moment" as this occurred. Meaning, what seems like irrational, tragic actions to someone healthy, can seem like a rational, defensive response to someone sick. We live in a modern society where people rarely receive the help they need, because they're left behind, irrational and/ or too scared to seek it. This is less of a product of UPS vs. employee as it's more of a product of the overall culture of a heavily weighted-working society, along with stigmatization of people with mental health issues. I could be totally wrong.. [/QUOTE]

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