HitIer How do I cheat?
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Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2015 3:49 pm Post subject: Thought control is real |
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No, this is not your standard conspiracy theorist here.
I am also 100% physically and psychologically well, I have proof that my hospitalization was illegal if you ask for it.
Also, my name is based off a joke.
Now, to get to the point.
Kurt Schneider, psychiatrist from Nazi Germany, coined what are literally called the ABCs of schizophrenia, the "First rank symptoms", I'll explain those and why they're problematic.
Auditory hallucinations - This can be hearing voices. However, it's really important to note, that for someone who has indeed been considered a paranoid diagnosis [manic-depressive] with "psychotic delusions" [NSA mass surveillance] that this is really not the case. I grew up believing it was the normal way of thinking, hearing your own voice in your head and talking to it, that's how I normally thought, and I never had any "episodes", in fact, I was in all the leadership positions at school and participated actively in all social events, with excellent grades. It was only after I became consciously aware of "the voice", and heard all the people around me claiming it was part of a "serious illness", that it led to social withdrawal and all the negative feelings associated with "psychosis". I believe the "negative symptoms" are actually just the social consequences of having thoughts criminalized, and subject to coercive forms of treatment (scientifically deemed abusive in a 2004 study by the way). Proof of this lies in the fact that risperidone, the drug used upon admission to Guantanamo, Big Pharma's soma, is virtually ineffective at treating "negative symptoms", which are actually just symptoms of depression, it only "treats" symptoms in 70% of patients according to a study. Why is it so effective in hospitals then? That's because the people are not really "cured", they merely slip inside the closet with their symptoms to avoid harsher consequences, such as increased drugging or longer detainment. And then of course we have diagnoses like gender identity disorder, drapetomania, homosexuality, etc
Broadcasting of thought - This is "the delusion that other people are conscious of his/her thoughts". When I first came in the hospital, one of the first questions my doctor asked me was, and I quote: "Do you think other people can influence your thoughts?". This is problematic in itself, because nearly all psychiatrists interpret "thought broadcasting" to be of this way. I responded by claiming "Other people can definitely influence my thoughts." then went on to quote Inception. "If I tell you, don't think about elephants, what are you thinking of?". To which, she responds, "Without saying anything, can other people influence your thoughts?". Again, I replied in the affirmative, when asked to elaborate how, I flipped one of the doctors working with her with my middle finger, and said "I just adversely influenced the way your buddy thinks of me" (It is important to note, that leading up to this point, I was very calm, coherent and polite). Then she asks, "Do you feel as if you're being watched?".
The fact is, television, the radio, music, any sort of media, people, especially your friends, have a great influence on your thoughts. Even though this is perfectly rational and consistent, because of what Schneider claimed, it can still be classified as psychosis
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lmfao, on reddit i'd get banned |
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