Drug/alcohol addicts are far more common than people with psychosis, so if you're suggesting this statistic contradicts his claim then I'm not seeing it. It ca

Drug/alcohol addicts are far more common than people with psychosis, so if you're suggesting this statistic contradicts his claim then I'm not seeing it. It can easily be true that most murderers are alcoholics/addicts and that psychosis makes people more likely to become murderers. There's really no contradiction here unless you think hearing voices is anywhere near as common as people with drinking problems.