The Mental "Health" Industry (Part 2)

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[jdthecrazy]

Again awesome! Subscribed!

[TheLogicJunkie]

Woo hoo!

[politicaltruth42]

everything you say is exactly how i feel i cant stop watching these godamn videos...i feel like you are the only one with a fucking brain that i have had some sort of interaction for years

[Reb Dalmas]

The "facade" is walking knowledge and information without practical common sense application with how the physical world actually functions. Divide and conquer through behavior - as a collection of limited knowledge and information ideas, opinions and beliefs - that was/is MEmore ized without actual common sense physical directive understanding, and voila, the programming, as mind, dominates. A facade of pictures as ideas systemic, in separation from life/self/ease. Hence depression of life.

[coamncawocaoasc]

I agree psychology is a lot of junk and its history is downright evil, if you havent looked it up do it. They basically tortured the mentally ill without any real science. But some of your videos are really off, not sure if your manic or bipolar or what, like your logicist videos and a few others were very good, but this and some others are just kind of off, like more a rant and emotional without a lot chaos and not a lot of facts. Oh your college vids were very very good as well.

[TheLogicJunkie]

Glad you like it all. I hope things are going well down there.

[Lucas Stevenson]

i really enjoy your talks, I love Logic! wish everyone was like you

[Eggflyice]

So WISE

[flower petals]

so true! oh my god, and to think...i was about to go into that industry.

[dutytocareforothers]

The average psychiatrist is a product of university brainwashing and cultural hegemony. A lot of people have jobs and conform: are they happy? Probably not. Mental illness, obesity, and addiction according to Equality Trust are bigger problems in the perfect USA than in other developed countries.

[WJValente]

Last week, I saw a psychaitrist and he seemed more concerned with me being a "productive" member of society and "getting a job" and "being happy" with that and I tried to explain to him that whether he realized it or not that America is an unbelievably conformist in nature "workaholic" society and I as a staunch individualist cannot and does not want to be a part of it. He just couldn't understand that. To him, America and it's ways are "normal".

[twitterbirdmuseum]

I really love you! Keep speaking out -- your voice on this matter is bold and rich! XO!!!