RE: RE: ALL IN YOUR HEAD: Freddie deBoer's book is a must-read
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RE: ALL IN YOUR HEAD: Freddie deBoer's book is a must-read

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I disagree.

I believe no one should be forced to take medicines. That is the only line that can be drawn that will not, eventually, be drawn closer and closer to all of us being forced to take unwanted, unneeded and harmful medicines. We saw this effect during the covid con and the mandated vaccines which, as far as I can tell, did far more harm than good to a great many people. I've seen a marked decrease in general well being, mental illness included, among those who consented to that injection. Remember, too, that those of us who refused to comply with submitting our bodies to mass medical experimentation found ourselves diagnosed with a mental illness known as "vaccine hesitancy." I was deemed to be a 'domestic terrorist' by numerous members of the government for having made a lifestyle choice that my government did not approve of. Mandatory medicalization is the highest form of tyranny.

All mass shooters had been ALREADY TAKING psychotropic drugs.

A question we need to ask is "why is mental illness so prevalent?" I am certain the answer lies in the excessive use of pharmaceuticals, starting with vaccination during the first hour of life, tylenol for every fever, benadryl for deeper sleep, steroids for the eczema caused by the vaccines, and so on. We are inundated with information that compels us to look for, and to find, illness in ourselves and especially in our children and to start pharmaceutical "treatment" as soon as possible.

Medical intervention is causing the problem that we seek to solve. More medical intervention is not the answer.

Don't go to doctors. Don't take meds. Be healthy.

I hope you're not mad at me! It sure is nice to read a post by you again!

I hear that asgarth@asgarth is one of the trouble shooters to reach out to for help with troubles of the kind you have long been having accessing your wallet.

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