Them mental heath doctors can just easily claim that you have a mental illness, when you truely dont, and have your human rights taken away by having you committed to a state hospital. Just like that. They've been turning ppl into modern day slaves by putting ppl in adult foster care homes after their stay at the state hospital where they treat you like a prisoner or a lil kid that need permission to do things and go places. The hospitals and the afc homes are both like prison camps. Ppl get humiliated in them and tortured by meds that cause severe side effects. Human rights are being violated as we speak by the mental health system among the states. The state has to be abolished before it gets out of hand I say. They are taking away ppls liberty and freedom. Plus, ppls' rights to bear arms is being taken away so they cant defend themselves against anyone or the government. It's the gov conspiring to have everyone brainwashed to conform as slaves under their regime. Something has to be done. Any thoughts on how to stop em all (the mental health doctors and the governement) before they rule the world and have just about everyone declared mentally ill, and a threat to themselves and to others for petty reasons?
Too many peoples' thoughts are already enslaved by the government. Nothing is going to happen until people open their eyes and see what the government is doing to them. Our first priority should be to get the word out.
It's extremely difficult to unsocialize people who have been socialized by the government or any other system, impossible for some who are too far gone. They get very irritated and feel that their patriotism is being questioned when they are told to start questioning what society and the government are doing to them. People put politicians up on a pedestal as if they were elected by God to lead the country. That mixing of religion with the politics makes it even more difficult to change a person's attitude. That's why politicians like to mix in the religion. Not only do people feel that their patriotism is being insulted but they feel God is being insulted. Unfortunately we had the 911 incident which was taken advantage to the maximum extent by the government to socialize people into a particular mentality when they were vulnerable during their emotional stupor post 911. The government deliberately blurred sentiment for the victims of 911 with support for the latest wars by taking a symbol that was originally used to honor the 911 victims and turning it into a 'support the wars' symbol. Now some people feel that they are being disrespectful for the 911 victims if they somehow don't support the wars. It's an insidious tactic. If there's any hope for breaking out of a way of thinking, it's in regions where people aren't caught up in the conservative patriotic brand of religion and have a more secular and rational way of thinking. The NY area was the first to turn away from the Bush administration tactics. They're not as mentally crippled by the patriotic religious thinking and rely more on practical reason. A movement is more likely to start in an area like that an spread throughout the country. There's also some hope with groups who have religious conviction but one that is based on respect for humanity, as opposed to the patriotic military brand of religion. .
Your doctor could put you on no-gun list Congress fast-tracks plan to let physicians ban weapons ownership Posted: June 21, 2007 By Naomi Laine The House of Representatives has fast-tracked new legislation to "improve" the National Instant Criminal Background Check System by allowing doctors to now decide who can own firearms. The proposal, H.R. 2640, was sponsored by U.S. Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y., in the wake of the April tragedy at Virginia Tech, when a gunman shot and killed more than 30 people, then killed himself. McCarthy, whose own husband was killed in a random shooting on a commuter train in New York City in 1993, introduced the "NICS Improvement Act," which sailed through the House in three days. The plan is the first congressional effort to curtail gun ownership rights in a decade, but by being put on the fast track was exempted from the ordinary committee hearings and public scrutiny most proposals are sent through. "Millions of criminal records are not accessible by NICS and millions others are missing critical data," said McCarthy. "Each year, tens of thousands of barred individuals slip through the cracks of the system and gain access to firearms. Simply put, the NICS system must be updated on both the state and federal level." If the Act passes in the Senate, it would provide grants so states can add the names of criminals to the NICS system, which would label them as unable to own firearms, but it also flags those with medical or psychological issues as unfit to possess a gun. The plan allows names to be entered into the NICS system based solely on a physician's diagnosis or prescription of a medication: adults who have taken Ritalin and soldiers with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder would be classified as mentally ill and given the same opportunity to own firearms as convicted felons: None. Gun Owners of America is one of only a few organizations alerting consumers to the implications. "Under this bill, based solely on a diagnosis of a psychiatrist, an American's name could be dumped into the National Criminal Instant Check (NICS) system," said GOA Executive Director Larry Pratt, who called the plan "conviction by diagnosis." The organization, which launched a campaign to lobby the Senate to reject the plan, said the McCarthy plan "dramatically" expands the "dragnet" used to disqualify law-abiding gun buyers. "So much so, that hundreds of thousands of honest citizens who want to buy a gun will one day walk into a gun store and be shocked when they're told they're a prohibited purchaser, having been lumped into the same category as murderers and rapists," the organization said in a statement on its website. The legislation requires states to better share records that would disqualify individuals deemed unfit for gun ownership by inputting those names into the FBI’s Instant Criminal Background Check System. "This underscores the problems that have existed all along with the Brady Law. At the time it was passed, some people foolishly thought, 'No big deal. I'm not a bad guy. This law won't affect me.' But what happens when good guys' names get thrown into the bad guys' list? That is exactly what has happened, and no one should think that the attempts to expand the gun control noose are going to end with the McCarthy bill," the gun owners group continued. "Speaking to the CNN audience on June 13, head of the Brady Campaign, Paul Helmke, stated that, 'We're hopeful that now that the NRA has come around to our point of view in terms of strengthening the Brady background checks, that now we can take the next step after this bill passes [to impose additional gun control],'" said the gun owners. "Get it? The McCarthy bill is just a first step," the group said. The Act is a response to the Virginia Tech tragedy. Tech student Seung-Hui Cho was not flagged when he purchased guns, although the state of Virginia knew Cho had been ordered to undergo mental health treatment. No evidence indicates that Cho could have been stopped from opening fire on classmates had the new changes been in place at the time of the shooting. The National Rifle Association has endorsed the plan as a way to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally unstable.
I think the Virginia Tech shooting was orchestrated entirely by the government. If it had been an actual, non-government created incident then the campus would have been locked down earlier and the police would've gotten there sooner. The fact that they are using the incident as a reason to pass the McCarthy bill further supports my theory. They have, do, and will continue to orchestrate tragedies like the Virginia Tech shooting in order to make up excuses for taking away our rights.
That's absolutely true. As soon as I heard about the VT massacre, I knew it was another government-orchestrated incident. Columbine was another very similar incident. It is going to be used to further restrict gun ownership, and to increase security on college campuses. Just wait.
