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I'm not a fan of the big drug companies that promote psychotropic drugs for made up "diseases".
With the proliferation of television ads for such things as Paxil, I'm seriously concerned that the average person out there has taken the bait offered by the drug companies. I hear that 20% of the kids in this country are already on prescription drugs.
It breaks my heart to see kids doped up. It really does. Not to mention the strange coincidence that the school shooters all have one thing in common...they are/were on prescription mind-altering chemicals.
Three-year-olds are being diagnosed by these [insert expletive] as "abnormal" and their parents are giving them mind-altering drugs. Three-year-old kids!
We now have a situation where schoolteachers and other people who have absolutely no ability to recognize "disease" are encouraged to shuffle students onto a psychotropic drug regimen...when it appears that the "diseases" the doctors say they are "treating" don't exist, and the drugs they are passing out are the things that are causing the damage, and everyone is being "encouraged" by the pharmaceutical companies that (what a shock...) manufacture the drugs.
If you think the big drug companies and the medical establishment have your best interests at heart, you live in a dream world, and that's a fact.
If you think these bastages care about the welfare of the people that will be running this planet in 10 or 15 years, you are hallucinating. These people are on a mission, and that mission is to turn every person on this planet into an insane drug addict. It's all about money and control.
I must add in all fairness that it's heartening to see that a few of these !#$@A MDs have enough huevos to stand up and admit such truths as "There is no clinical test for mental illness, and there never has been one", and "Mental illness is not diagnosed, it is decided by vote".
It's OK if you don't post on this thread, I just want this information to be available to anyone who might look for it on the Internet
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