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#29
#29
apevol said:
I realize I have a problem but do not want modern medicine in my brain.
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Well, you have the first part of self treatment nailed. You realize you have a problem. Many people with mental illness don't realize that.
 
#30
#30
Weezer said:
Well, you have the first part of self treatment nailed. You realize you have a problem. Many people with mental illness don't realize that.
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I'm lucky enough to phase in and out, so there's enough time for self analysis.
 
#32
#32
I expected this to be about the FSU student who got high on bath salts and killed a couple and was found eating the husband's face

this manages to actually be worse
 
#33
#33
"When your temper rises lower your fists-when your fists rise lower your temper"-Chojun Miyagi
My old karate instructor made sure we understood this. I've been known to have a bad temper since I was a kid, I was small most of my life(until I turned 19 and started lifting and eating) so I had little mans syndrome, I had bad habits of punching someone for laughing wrong and I got my ass beat.
My parents put me in karate to teach me discipline and on a swim team to burn energy. It helped a lot, when I started judo and jui jitsu, I was over with anger and have learned how to defuse a situation quickly.

Just last Saturday night my upstairs neighbors dog barked constantly for 4 hours, no big deal until my wife said their dog had been barking for an entire day and both their cars were still home.
I called my cop friend and he sent a unit to investigate, I'm thinking something bad happened and I didn't want to go knock on their door.
My neighbor's showed up as the cops left and I'm sitting outside smoking a cigar and drinking some Woodford reserve, the man approached me screaming and yelling threatening me trying to get me to stand up and throw down with him, 12 years ago I would've gladly beat his ass but having a 3yo and a pregnant wife I can't afford to be involved in a situation like that.
My neighbor's had been out of town for 2 days and their dog sitter didn't show up to take their dog out. He was pissed that I called the cops on his dog, but he failed to understand I expected the worse that someone may have done something bad to them.
His wife was calm and she apologized and was more worried that I stayed calm through his whole fit.

The point I'm trying to make is mental illness, in my eyes , is 100% upto the one suffering and having symptoms, they also need family or friends to be there for them, denial also is a big issue with adults who are to scared to address their problem, drugs that are prescribed to mental illness patients aren't helping or there wouldn't be any mental illnesses. Treat these people with real help, not drugs.
You punch a baby you deserve capitol punishment.
 
#34
#34
BEATBAMA12 said:
"When your temper rises lower your fists-when your fists rise lower your temper"-Chojun Miyagi
My old karate instructor made sure we understood this. I've been known to have a bad temper since I was a kid, I was small most of my life(until I turned 19 and started lifting and eating) so I had little mans syndrome, I had bad habits of punching someone for laughing wrong and I got my ass beat.
My parents put me in karate to teach me discipline and on a swim team to burn energy. It helped a lot, when I started judo and jui jitsu, I was over with anger and have learned how to defuse a situation quickly.

Just last Saturday night my upstairs neighbors dog barked constantly for 4 hours, no big deal until my wife said their dog had been barking for an entire day and both their cars were still home.
I called my cop friend and he sent a unit to investigate, I'm thinking something bad happened and I didn't want to go knock on their door.
My neighbor's showed up as the cops left and I'm sitting outside smoking a cigar and drinking some Woodford reserve, the man approached me screaming and yelling threatening me trying to get me to stand up and throw down with him, 12 years ago I would've gladly beat his ass but having a 3yo and a pregnant wife I can't afford to be involved in a situation like that.
My neighbor's had been out of town for 2 days and their dog sitter didn't show up to take their dog out. He was pissed that I called the cops on his dog, but he failed to understand I expected the worse that someone may have done something bad to them.
His wife was calm and she apologized and was more worried that I stayed calm through his whole fit.

The point I'm trying to make is mental illness, in my eyes , is 100% upto the one suffering and having symptoms, they also need family or friends to be there for them, denial also is a big issue with adults who are to scared to address their problem, drugs that are prescribed to mental illness patients aren't helping or there wouldn't be any mental illnesses. Treat these people with real help, not drugs.
You punch a baby you deserve capitol punishment.
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Hank?
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#35
#35
Weezer said:
Mental illness or not, you should pay for your actions, but you should also be treated. I'm not saying send them to treatment and then some doctor says their okay now and release them back into society. I'm saying treat them, then when a doctor gives the okay, carry out their punishment.

And on a side note, your aggressive tone is disturbing. Not all of us who have mental illness succumb to the depravity that can come with it. When you write people with mental illness off as a whole, you deny helping some who truly realize they have a problem and want to be fixed.

Nothing could ever justify killing a child in my mind. Not mental illness, not anything. Anyone who commits such an atrocity should be punished to the fullest extent of the law, and then some. But the govt should absolutely be doing more to identify and help those with mental illness so they can receive treatment before reaching the point they do something so heinous.
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You should reread my statement then because you clearly didn't pay enough attention to it the first time around. I never grouped them as a whole, I specified the violent ones. I have several friends with mental illness. Neither of them are harming others. My point was that I'm tired of mentally ill people getting away with heinous crimes or being given special treatment because they're "mentally ill".
 
#38
#38
what happened to people just offing themselves when they wanted to die? No need to mess up other people's lives because yours sucks and you want to end it.
 
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