State Sponsored Therapy
If someone who has never been in a Psych Ward were to make a visit they would get the impression that there is nothing going on except for the patients walking around like zombies and that staff is uncaring and look the other way leaving patients to fend for themselves. But the reality of the matter is that there is some type of organization. Patients are not left to fend for themselves; after all mentally ill people are dependents and cannot truly function without support whether that support is direct or indirect….
True_George 
Ha, yeah, and I just read some story about this editor that was depressed (wrote for the NYT), then they say that people shouldn’t be afraid to admit being depressed/suicidal etc, they gotta be kidding. One of my relatives was in the psych ward (not NY) and it didn’t seem like they were really getting any “help”. I also read “Talking Back to Prozac” by Peter Breggin, and when someone commits homicide and/or suicide and they were on antidepressants (or statins), they NEVER mention those details in the news.
Those drugs destroy peoples brains, at the very least they destroy neurotransmitters.
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Interesting stuff. Makes one think about where civilization is at. It looks like the year Zero is still in view
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yeah the state impose itself in people’s lives…
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