20 Jun '17 20:29>6 edits
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeBecause even though it causes brain injury to the people forced into it you claimed it has positive effects on the example you gave.
Don't know why you always resort back to electrocution. That's not something I've ever used or would consider using.
Do you really think a drug would be prescribed without rigorous testing and research? Think about it. - Indeed, my job is fulfilling as I see first hand the positive effects it has on people who are struggling with their mental health.
I think it's about BIg Pharma money not people's wellbeing. None of these drugs are tested for TBI or other long term effects. YOu have a 2 percent chance of getting breasts and a greater chance of permanently shaking but these drugs are still passed as good to go. What do you say to one of your patients when they do get a royal flush?? Or god forbid a royal routine where the place left to work is in the strip club with people watching their trans-sexual jugs jiggle.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/04/18/national/21-users-of-schizophrenia-drug-dead/
Most all of the medicated schizophrenics I have had to associate and live with, not spend 30 mins every 6 months, do not look well to me and are those that everyone else avoids because they are so spaced out. They have no life and have one of the highest suicide rates known.