WARNING..the entire world is getting nuttier

[shiva777]

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTSJMOfSkP4

a look at how psychiatrists and doctors are poisoning peoples bodies/minds/souls with chemical controls

[Kulapops]

Great ! You're all about to join my level of (in) sanity

[Rocky_Shorz]

you get sniffles as a child and they give you cold medicine that says not to take more than six without seeing a doctor... They sell it in a 10 pack...

Mental illness in over 4 Million Americans is the result...

I just wanted to mention it goes a lot further than doctors who were fooled just as bad as parents...

I guess that's why they are still practicing...

[shadowstalker]

Don't suffer form insanity, enjoy it like i do.

[witchy1]

Thanks Shiva - I had not realized just how bad it was.

When are people going to wake up to the fact that its normal to have emotions. Why are they doing this to their children and themselves!

[HORIZONS]

You are only insane if you don't know you are insane.

[TigaHawk]

i love my parents.

I had to kick up stink, cry, b@#!, moan, and be an outright little @#! when i had been a smartarse at school and stuck a pencil in my ear - and the lead from the pencil remained in my ear. lol.

She diddnt believe me, thought i was full of it. After her 3rd or 4th sleepless night it sunk in tho


but yes - i appreciate her methods when it came to doctors - if you're not dying i dont care

And it is true, what doesnt kill you makes you stronger

[Fredkc]

Normal: (n.) What you think everyone else is, and you're not.

(Yes, it's a paranoids view, but a workable standard.)

Paranoid: (n.) When they're still after you, after they've taken you away.
Fred

[Ahkenaten]

dictionary definition of insanity (American Heritage Dictionary); persistent mental disorder or derangement; unsoundness of mind sufficient in the judgment of a civil court to render a person unfit to maintain a contractual or other legal relationship or to warrant commitment to a mental hospital, in most criminal jurisdictions a degree of mental malfunctioning sufficient to prevent the accused from knowing right from wrong in regard to the act he is charged with or to render him unaware of the nature of the act when committing it; and extreme foolishness or folly.

Working definition: continuing to do the same thing expecting a different result.

lying may be a symptom of functional insanity by definition inasmuch as the person so doing exhibits a "degree of mental malfunctioning sufficient to prevent the accused from knowing right from wrong," i.e. lying itself indicates not knowing right from wrong.

[Dale]

Let's see what I can add to this thread.

As a few of you know, my areas of study include psychology, with an emphasis on neurolinguistics; and English, with an emphasis on grammar/writing. It certainly makes me a decent candidate to jot a few observations down concerning this topic.

Both adjustment and research psychology are firmly rooted in statistics; manipulating the mean (average) of the scores scattered about the standard "bell curve" either to the left, or to the right, of the central point. Or, more simply put, to reject the null hypothesis.

With this being said, the scores of a given population parameter also tend to follow a standard "bell curve," with the average, or most common scores, occurring toward the center. The scores on the outer edges (critical regions) of the curve are the extreme scores.

For example, IQ scores follow a "bell curve," with the largest proportion of the scores within one or two deviations from 100. Scores of 60, or 160, are considered to fall under the critical region. This can be applied to behaviors, as well.

From what I've began to notice, with my work in research psychology, the only scores that seem to matter to researchers are those that fall near the population mean. The scores that fall within each of the two extreme critical regions seem not to matter, as the individuals representing those scores can be "treated," in some fashion, to recede closer to the population mean. So, the individuals with high levels of creativity, or any other trait that falls beyond a certain, predetermined level, can be "treated" to live a more "comfortable" life - closer to the largest percentage of folk.

And, quite frankly, this frightens me.

[Ahkenaten]

So it is as I suspected Dale: the primary investment being made by the psychological/psychiatric profession (educated and funded by the usual suspects) is into the business of 1.) dumbing people up 2.) dumbing people down and 3.) maintaining the middle ground where there is hope of maintaining the status quo for TPTB.

[Fredkc]

dictionary definition of insanity

Insanity is a legal term, not a medical one. Or so I heard in a movie.

But then, trusting a psychologist to determine if I am sane is about the craziest thing I've heard.
I think 80% of them get in the biz because they want to find out what's wrong with them!

Not a good sign, says I.

Basically you either choose to be flexible enough in your behavior so you don't "scare the livestock", or you don't.
Anyone who won't is probably insane.

[morguana]

Psychosis is when you don't know your 'mad'
Neurosis is when you know you have madnesses even if it's an unconscious thing
Madness is what we fear untill we realize that we don't need to fear it any more.
In psychotherapy and mental health the 2 main fears are death and madness, Buddha said realize this and move forward, in the words of frank herbut from dune ...... Do not fear fear, for fear is the mind killer that brings total obliteration, I will face my fear......you get my drift
M

[Rocky_Shorz]

ooh now we know how they are going to change us over to a world currency...

by declaring all of us clinically insane...

[morguana]

Mad World

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR91Rj1ZN1M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR91Rj1ZN1M

hope avalonians you enjoy this song.....
love
m

[sargeist]

Posted by Fredkc (here)
Normal: (n.) What you think everyone else is, and you're not.

(Yes, it's a paranoids view, but a workable standard.)

Paranoid: (n.) When they're still after you, after they've taken you away.
Fred

lol nice

'just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you'

[Decibellistics]

I meaaaan. I would argue that every single human that has undergone your typical form of socialization has some form of mental disorder. It's ingrained in the system. Not one person excluded. The range of how much harm has been done is the only thing that varies, which determines the amount of insanity encountered.

[Ross]

Madness for me tonight was watching the news...12 year old School girl, warned of 'suspension' if caught again for hugging her girlfriend...was told to take 10mins time out.

Congregation of more than 3 person: not allowed

Kartwheels, handstands, headstands, and similair: not allowed

Lunchbox examined by teacher and 'milo' snack bar: not allowed


wtf is with that? sorry... but facisiam is alive and well here in Queensland, AU.

Ross

[astrid]

Im not defending psychiatry in any way, but that video does "feel" very scientology and extremist to me....

[Heartsong]

I'm going against the tide of this thread and say that mental illness is real. It's not a question of definitions - sanity or insanity. It's not a matter of opinion. It's a brain dysfunction! Some are treated by talk therapy, some are treated with medication, many are treated with both. Some can not be treated successfully. Many of those are found living in the streets, not being able to clear their mind of voices or hallucinations. They live in a hell where there is no escape.
To say that TPTB, Pharma, or Psychiatrists created mental illness is like saying the same groups created Spinal Injuries.