is and wanting to help cope with his son, he gave him a rifle.(The Young Kill) Some rules were applied to this gift like it had to be locked up at all times and Kip can only shoot it when his father was around. This only whet Kip’s appetite for fire arms and other violent weapons. Secretly Kip would build a small arsenal of weapons. (The Killer, video)Soon, after some incidents Kip was brought to a psychologist by his parents. He would tell his doctor about what he felt and what was happening to him. The doctor had ordered two things: one was to have Kip put on Prozac and the other was to have Kip’s father ease up on him. (The Killer, video) Why would Kip’s parents let the doctor put Kip on this drug? It’s a known fact that anti-depressants have a tendency to trigger maniacal acts in a small portion of the patients. Kip’s parents should’ve done more in depth research on the drug then to let the doctors go ahead and give him this drug. (Douglas, Killer Teens) Other shootings and violent acts at schools have been committed by children receiving psychiatric care, counseling, and again drugs. Also adults who use such drugs commit crimes at higher rates.(Bresnahan, Doping) It would almost be better if people are not put on these drugs.In closing, Kip’s parents only knew how to raise children without disabilities. They would let Kip have the wrong things at the wrong times and because of this he rebelled. Also they would push their son to the learning limit instead of just facing the truth that one of their children wasn’t perfect. ...
