Maximilian
Lifer
- Feb 8, 2004
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I hate how they label some murderers as mentally ill and then they get off easy. I don't care what they are, if they comitted a crime they should be punished equally. They had enough thought process going on in their brain to go forward with the murder. If a dog bites someone we put it down, even though the dog may not understand what happened and why it was bad. Why should we treat mentally ill any different? They still did the crime, they should do the time. It's not nice to say, but do we really want those people in the gene pool anyway? Lock em up if they murder someone.
No seriously what are you trying to argue?
Psychiatric medicine is just the treatment and diagnosis of mental illness.
You can argue that it could be better but I'd be interested to hear how you'd do that.
Edit; I posted three questions earlier, they are not leading questions and they are pretty simple. Why not answer them?
Edit 2; wait those aren't really your answers are they?
I simply don't trust the "profession".
Mental illness is a false concept...
So schizophrenia doesnt exist, sufferers are just faking it?
What about dementia? Alzheimer's?
Yes. Well what defines normal? Normality is subjective.
So schizophrenia doesnt exist, sufferers are just faking it?
What about dementia? Alzheimer's?
