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Ken 4 year s ago
#25 My hero! The level of understanding of just how sinister the abuses of psychology are in our society are dismally low. The past 30 years the abuses have gone to the next level with the over medication of the majority of the population. We are seeing the results right in front of our eyes, yet most refuse to notice. Some of the greatest crimes committed in our society are psychological ones with the full backing of governments and intelligence agencies. They fear this going public and people beginning to see more then anything else, this happened summer of 2019, next they rolled out the plandemic. Nurse Ratchet is the poster child of psychology as we know it! 
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Wallace 4 year s ago
Ken,
Oh snap!
Oh snap!
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Lizzie 4 year s ago
Ken, Antipsychotic meds got you feeling nausea huh? Stopped taking them again?
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Katherine 4 year s ago
Lizzie,
Being a d@#k about people struggling with mental illness is what fuels the stigma. You no doubt have someone in your family struggling and you don't know about it because of that stigma. People need to stop being @$$holes about people struggling with mental health issues. You're not better than them just because you ridicule them. You're just showing that you're an @$$hole.
Being a d@#k about people struggling with mental illness is what fuels the stigma. You no doubt have someone in your family struggling and you don't know about it because of that stigma. People need to stop being @$$holes about people struggling with mental health issues. You're not better than them just because you ridicule them. You're just showing that you're an @$$hole.
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Unice 4 year s ago
Ken,
#25 was to show the many abuses of the patients who were sent to those places back then for practically any reason. Families would make up excuses to dispose of unwanted members. Abuse of the mentally ill stretches all the way back to Bedlam and beyond. You sound like a blabbering first year psych student who probably only sought the courses out due to your very own experiences in treatment and therapy. It is extremely common and so is the Dunning-Kruger effect.
#25 was to show the many abuses of the patients who were sent to those places back then for practically any reason. Families would make up excuses to dispose of unwanted members. Abuse of the mentally ill stretches all the way back to Bedlam and beyond. You sound like a blabbering first year psych student who probably only sought the courses out due to your very own experiences in treatment and therapy. It is extremely common and so is the Dunning-Kruger effect.
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Ken 4 year s ago
Ken as in the male Karen, thats called projection kids!
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Reg 4 year s ago
Some people just like being bad....the target is 38 years old.
Oh snap!
Being a d@#k about people struggling with mental illness is what fuels the stigma. You no doubt have someone in your family struggling and you don't know about it because of that stigma. People need to stop being @$$holes about people struggling with mental health issues. You're not better than them just because you ridicule them. You're just showing that you're an @$$hole.
#25 was to show the many abuses of the patients who were sent to those places back then for practically any reason. Families would make up excuses to dispose of unwanted members. Abuse of the mentally ill stretches all the way back to Bedlam and beyond. You sound like a blabbering first year psych student who probably only sought the courses out due to your very own experiences in treatment and therapy. It is extremely common and so is the Dunning-Kruger effect.