W. Brandon Lacy Campos said: >Further, anyone who has taken a biology class can tell you that there is >little evidence of an "evil" gene, but a lot of evidence of the effects of >environment on a young person. > >There are other environmental issues that might also be taken into account: air and >water pollution, pesticides and herbicides and what was in the bodies of parents at >the time of conception, the PCBs and other poisons documented in mother's milk, lead >poisoning in the home, heavy metals in the stack bloom downwind of the garbage >burner. Rise in the incidence of asthma leads me to think that there is much more to >be considered because this kind of behavior by children so very young doesn't make >sense. > WizardMarks, Central
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