Weaponized psychiatry
6 2018-04-21 by tempuserthrowaway5
Why do people feel like they have the right to tell others to "get help".
We own our own bodies and our own minds. Abuse, and forced compliance are not "help".
We can disagree with one another, but telling someone they "need help" just because they disagree with you is barbaric.
I worked for the privilege of having health insurance. No one should be allowed to turn my hard work against me.
I didn't do that so that other people can have a weapon that I pay for with my paycheck.
If I disagree with you, or you disagree with me, then walk away. I don't need you, and you probably don't need me either.
But the fact that psychiatry still stands as a beacon of public re-education is sickening.
I think psychiatry is one of the worst conspiracies that exists.
It gives the public the wrong idea that they have the right to medicalize opinion.
It gives the public the idea that they have the right to take their frustrations out on my body...and this is why psychiatry is inexcusable violence.
52 comments
1 techntoke 2018-04-21
Psychiatry is about letting corporations dictate what agenda they want to push, and letting the medical industrial complex put everyone onto some type of drug to deal to help them not perceive and live with the lies being told.
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
And they call it "help" lets not forget. The worst part is when the ignorant public says, "I hope you get the "help" that you need.
Really means they hope to help Big Pharma
1 techntoke 2018-04-21
Getting out of the Matrix does not only require an ego death, but it requires people to realize that people's perspectives will allow them to do terrible things, and those perspectives are highly guarded by every obstacle convincing them that they are correct in their attitude and beliefs
You have to know how to take on their flaws. Religion is one of the biggest psychiatric issues in America today, but no psychologist wants to admit that. In fact, much of science is being overtaken by crypto-religious people that see it as an opportunity to do just about anything they want to you, because an imaginary voice is telling them that they are justified in these actions.
1 Otto-von-Bolschitt 2018-04-21
literal inversion of the truth right here, unless you're talking about occult mystery religions, which are also manifest in things like the New Age movement
go ahead and provide a source or make an argument backing this up
1 techntoke 2018-04-21
Do you want me to sent you statistics to medical malpractice cases and religious backgrounds of organ harvesters?
1 Otto-von-Bolschitt 2018-04-21
hell of a goal post shift, there, bud. I've never and am not claiming that religious people have never commitedt wrongful acts.
you on the other hand just claimed the problem with psychiatry is that the field has been taken over by religious fundamentalists. Show some evidence, or make an argument for that absurd nonsense.
1 techntoke 2018-04-21
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/03/secular-therapy-in-the-south/520914/
1 Otto-von-Bolschitt 2018-04-21
leaving aside the fact that there is literally nothing in there about a secret takeover of the field of psychiatry, you think this article helps your case? lol
Since you're obviously just shotgun spraying at anything religious to see what sticks, I wonder if you're concerned at all about The Atlantic's chief editor being a Zionist ex-IDF prison guard?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Goldberg
1 techntoke 2018-04-21
Secret takeover is pharmaceutical companies pushing medication as a first resort. The government considers progressive ideas like open source distributed online voting platforms with open architecture, and free educational programs and online development platforms. We are ready to move ahead with science, but we have a President that wants to take three steps backwards to protect his elitist class.
1 Otto-von-Bolschitt 2018-04-21
dude, why are you conflating dozens of different things and avoiding answering the very simple request for any evidence that for your absurd claim that psychiatric field is being run by religious fundamentalists?
The truth is it's run by psychotic technocrats who want to involuntarily medicate people, and guess what - unlike you I can back that up with the words of a past president of the American Psychological Association himself
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/kenneth-b-clark-2/the-pathos-of-power/
https://www.nytimes.com/1971/11/09/archives/leadership-and-psychotechnology.html
Don't ever try to lecture me about science, philosophy, or religion again. And if you had an iota of intellectual honesty you wouldn't try to with anyone else until you've actually educated yourself, but I'm not gonna hold my breath on that.
1 molybdenumsteels 2018-04-21
The 7 day ritual of the Week causes repetitive and circular thinking, preventing cognitive development. It is the matrix that controls us. I invented and use my own calendar, without Weeks.
1 The_In-Betweener 2018-04-21
"Weaponized psychiatry: The assault on dissidents as “conspiracy theorists”" - https://www.veteranstoday.com/2017/10/24/weap-psych/
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
Now that's informative. I never even thought the term "conspiracy theorist" as a weaponized slur until just now. Eye opening.
1 Junkbear 2018-04-21
Oh yea, a negative connotation is attached to words to make groups sound less valid, if you break down the words the connotation isn't there in the definition, it applies to other words too.
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
Of course, and every shooter had "mental problems"...therefore psychiatry, therefore gun ownership. It's not hard to see how they brainwash people.
1 benjwgarner 2018-04-21
Just look at "conspiracy theorist".
1 Johnny_Oldschool 2018-04-21
How many accounts do you have?
1 benjwgarner 2018-04-21
One, why?
1 effefoxboy 2018-04-21
That website is pretty extreme and trades in a lot of illogical hysteria.
1 digits 2018-04-21
This is absurd. Is your entire post about an insult? Perhaps stop reacting so ill about it. People can say whatever the fuck they want. You choose to react a certain way.
Probably should get help.
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
Your whole post is an ironic contradiciton in terms. How do you expect the right to free speech would co-exist with the kind of "help" that incarcerates humans for speaking?
1 effefoxboy 2018-04-21
Did they force you to get help?
Sounds like they just told you you need it.
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
Psychiatry has the ability to force help on to people, or sectioned people.
Someone we come across in a daily conversation usually can't inflict a section, but even advocating for something like that is fascist.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Involuntary_commitment
There are some rare cases of involuntary commitment happening because of neighbors or strangers starting the process though. That would fall under the category of "gang stalking" but in some US states like Florida that possibility is there.
1 fridaymonkeyk 2018-04-21
Day to day life has become emotionally barbaric for many people in the US. You go to so many other countries & they never have these mass violent events on such a large scale as the United States.
1 OT-GOD-IS-DEMIURGE 2018-04-21
Schizophrenics in the U.S. hear malevolent voices, while those in out countries hear benevolent playful voices.
Hmmmmm
1 SupremeAtromancer 2018-04-21
This is really interesting!! Where would I go to read/learn more about this.
1 OT-GOD-IS-DEMIURGE 2018-04-21
https://news.stanford.edu/2014/07/16/voices-culture-luhrmann-071614/
1 drunkmaster2014 2018-04-21
i agreed,my voice doesn't.
1 BlainetheHisoka 2018-04-21
Wow it's almost like they're just hearing things that we can't see as we can only see 30 fucking percent of matter
1 Doofutchie 2018-04-21
For this and other reasons I distrust a mental health model that is primarily pathology-based, i.e. assuming always that something must be wrong. People can certainly be helped, but the system is vulnerable to abuse and witch hunts in the guise of science.
Adam Curtis' The Century Of The Self describes the creation of the APA as following a social control agenda, to get people to behave individually while making democracy safe for its leaders.
1 schmickler83 2018-04-21
It's a common trolling insult I see when someone has theories that go against the accepted range of groupthink, "Seek help,", "you're off your meds." It borders on concern trolling, when people condescendingly say, "I'm worried about your mental health," when a poster dares to post their unorthodox theory on whatever that is deemed wrongthink. It's conformity, if not just senseless trolling. People want everyone to conform or they get uncomfortable around a noncomformist or someone trying to be above average. Smart or imaginative people may appear either stupid or crazy to idiots.
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
I really like how you ended that, smart or imaginative people may appear stupid or crazy to idiots. :-D
1 mrwizard420 2018-04-21
I feel like, since we're on the topic of conspiracies, you should be transparent about the fact that you run a sub called /r/DebatePsychiatry and seem to spend a great deal of time in multiple places doing just that...
1 Johnny_Oldschool 2018-04-21
They're a scientologist. I see these idiots in my own city staging small protests every once and awhile against "psychiatry".
I mean, I'm all for banning the practice of putting kids on fucking amphetamines, and a lot of psychotropic drugs do more harm than good. But the whole "Debate Psychiatry" is simply Scientologist recruiting.
And to any scientologists reading, I don't hate you, I just don't respect you. You don't need a "system" or a "religion" to fix yourself or the world. You need the self respect and introspection that ONLY you, can provide to yourself.
1 mrwizard420 2018-04-21
Ahh, I know it's a little late but I saw a reply and I just wanted to thank you for providing some insight - I never knew about that whole aspect of Scientology.
1 Johnny_Oldschool 2018-04-21
Yeah man. Don't get me wrong, I'm pretty anti-psychiatry and anti-psych-medication myself. I just see this sort of thing being used very frequently in Scientology recruiting. Happens in the city I live in frequently. They stage a "protest" on a street corner and pass out fliers, and then when you look into the organization on the pamphlet, it's tied directly to Scientology.
And I think the one thing I'm against more than "doctors" putting children on prescribed amphetamines is organized religion and money grubbing cults. If you wanna gain spiritual insight, learn to meditate and sit by the river. It's free.
1 bhasski 2018-04-21
I agree with child no psychiatry . But what about adults? They also suffer .. about in 30s, 40s, 50s etc. Or older . Those who claim about these drugs as neuroprotective should try on themselves... dont advocate before.. i bet they will reap all the benefits of neuroprotection in as little as 3 months.
1 KingContinent 2018-04-21
I've been on Lexapro and Wellbutrin for about a year in total, and then made the decision to cold turkey on both of them after I decided to start slowly weening off.
I learned that the right diet and lifestyle is the first thing that one should approach differently when undergoing mental instability.
The thing about psychiatric medicine is that it does help people. Unfortunately, it also makes people far worse off in their condition. There's no consistent, controlled balance when it comes to medication, like there is for diet or lifestyle.
Anyone who is depressed I recommend going on a whole foods, plant based diet. If you dont already, meditate regularly. There is an app that's on iOS and Android called Insight Timer thats full of free guided meditation. Start excercising too, lifting/boxing have become instrumental in my weekly routune, so try and find something that suits your interests yet also implements a form of cardio.
Be good to your body. Its the only thing you really can fully control in this life, and the condition of ones body is reflective of ones mind.
1 make_mine_veal 2018-04-21
Personally, I find the idea of going to a psychiatrist creepy. I dont care if anybody does it, most of my closest friends go to therapy and it seems to help them. but i dont think it would work with me.
Different strokes for different folks. most of them arent on reddit either
1 missdingdong 2018-04-21
Diagnoses are intended to discredit people.
1 h4zardz 2018-04-21
It the same tactics the Soviet Union used. They would just label any dissident they wanted discredited as insane and committed. In the future of 1984 anyone who questions authority or believes in God would be discredited in such a way. Oh and Psychiatry has absolutely nothing to do with Science just read Sigmund Freud to learn what a depraved lunatic he was.
1 Johnny_Oldschool 2018-04-21
"Brought to you by the Church of Scientology"
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
Brought to you by anyone who isn't an idiot.
1 AFuckYou 2018-04-21
You work for the privlage of health care?
The bit about wesponized health care i agree with in a sense, but a bit diffrent than you.
But to be clear, you believe that if you are born in the United States, you dont have a right to a flu shot or a yearly check up or medicine for your tumor or birth control or insulin or aids medication or care if your in am accident?
Health care is a privilage, not a right?
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
Yes health are is a privilage. That being said, I'm not opposed to government intervention to allow that privilege to people who wouldn't otherwise afford it.
Just looking at it realistically there is no guarantee anyone will help with health care and it's a privilege that others can chose to extend.
People are obligated not to hurt you, but no one is obligated to help you.
1 AFuckYou 2018-04-21
I would disagree. If you are privilaged enough to be a doctor, then you are privilaged enough to help everyone. Not just thoes who can afford it.
There is enough food to feed everyone in the world, we activly choose not to.
But, I like that you are okay with the goverment helping thoes who are needy. So, life goes on.
My bottom line point is that everyone is better off.in society when everyone has a basic guarantee of shelter, health, and food.
1 tempuserthrowaway5 2018-04-21
To your first point.
" If you are privilaged enough to be a doctor, then you are privilaged enough to help everyone."
Yes, but who owns the doctor and what he does with his time?
A doctor is a human, therefore he owns himself. Therefore nobody but him can decide how he spends it, and nobody but him can mandate that he provide charitable work.
"when everyone has a basic guarantee of shelter, health, and food."
Theough on the surface it might seem like a reasonable goal, it's less important than freedom, and about half as realistic.
These are goals that a parent may have for an infant, but not goals that a society must have for each of its members.
1 bhasski 2018-04-21
I agree with child no psychiatry . But what about adults? They also suffer .. about in 30s, 40s, 50s etc. Or older . Those who claim about these drugs as neuroprotective should try on themselves... dont advocate before.. i bet they will reap all the benefits of neuroprotection in as little as 3 months.