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It's okay to get mad. I don't mean any harm here or any disrespect. I see what is going on inside his brain but I just can't put it into words I don't guess. I would have to agree with the physicians about how the stress factors are formed in people when they are children and how these genetics in the stress reactors are formed wrong with detachment ( almost hysteria that stays at that point.) This guy was completely emotionless so I don't worry too much about you wanting to lash out. At least I know you are human.
Yeah, I can't relate to him at all.
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There are a few states where psychologists can prescribe medication, but I don't think California is one of them. I don't think we will ever know much about who treated Elliot Rodger, though I hope the last one is being investigated.
There are a few states where psychologists can prescribe medication, but I don't think California is one of them. I don't think we will ever know much about who treated Elliot Rodger, though I hope the last one is being investigated.
It was the same high profile psych who successfully treated Amanda Bynes and Britney Spears.
Elliot Rodger would have been okay, if he had taken the medication as prescribed to him. The issue was we don't have the ability to institutionalize crazy people who refuse to take their meds. They are released on an unsuspecting public.
But that does not mean he was schizophrenic. You cannot tell who will become schizophrenic as a child. It manifests later.
You're right. Someone here said that he was prescribed Risperdal, so they assumed he was schizophrenic. However, that medication, which is an antipsychotic, is also prescribed for bipolar mania and a variety of other disorders.
There's an article I recently read in which a professional suspects that he had a personality disorder and was most likely a psychopath, which sounds more likely. I'll have to look for the link.
It was the same high profile psych who successfully treated Amanda Bynes and Britney Spears.
Elliot Rodger would have been okay, if he had taken the medication as prescribed to him. The issue was we don't have the ability to institutionalize crazy people who refuse to take their meds. They are released on an unsuspecting public.
Britney is still under conservatorship. Medication probably would have been "okay" in the sense of preventing violence, but that's about it. Nasty side effects and not addressing other internal and external problems - there's no easy way to treat male inceldom. Also, it's not okay to take away people's rights simply because they refuse medication.
Britney is still under conservatorship. Medication probably would have been "okay" in the sense of preventing violence, but that's about it. Nasty side effects and not addressing other internal and external problems - there's no easy way to treat male inceldom. Also, it's not okay to take away people's rights simply because they refuse medication.
Oh really? But it's okay for him to gun down people? Does that make you happy? Or relieve your own tension?
This oversexed society is what sets them up to think like that.
Don't get me wrong, they are entirely responsible for their own actions. What I am saying is, is that guys are basically conditioned to think if you are still a virgin by a certain age or haven't kissed a female by a certain age there is something seriously wrong with you. It sets up that type of mindset, and in the wrong minds it can lead to disasters like this.
I agree very much with this.
Also, people feel have a huge sense of entitlement. They want it all without making an effort, they just want it given.
Lastly, people are not reasonable nowadays. They think they can and should have it all, whether or not they have the capacity to obtain whatever it is. They just want it.
Oh really? But it's okay for him to gun down people? Does that make you happy? Or relieve your own tension?
Whatever. If a police officer or a mental health professional thinks someone is about to go violent, that person is supposed to be locked up and evaluated. Pills alone don't guarantee non-violence, and many people who 'need' meds aren't violent.
Britney is still under conservatorship. Medication probably would have been "okay" in the sense of preventing violence, but that's about it. Nasty side effects and not addressing other internal and external problems - there's no easy way to treat male inceldom. Also, it's not okay to take away people's rights simply because they refuse medication.
Preventing the violence would have been plenty. The issue of whether Rodger took his medication relates to whether he could have been stopped from committing mass murder, not whether it would have affected his status as an incel. To be honest, that's not an issue for anyone but the incel.
I agree that it's not okay to take away people's rights because they refuse to take their meds. Plus, most involuntary commitments are only for a few days, and someone who is smart but bent on destruction can usually fake it enough to be released right away. It's a tough issue to address because no one wants Thought Police locking people up for thinking evil things.
Incel is a stupid premise. Lots of people are virgins, by choice, and they are non-violent people. The Dali Lama being one of them.
I'd argue that putting so much weight on losing it is what makes you miserable. I remember having conversations with my classmates, at 14, when they thought they were freaks for being virgins.
22 is hardly an old man. Even if you are 20 years older, you still have hope. There are real life 70 year old virgins out there, and people who are asexual and virgins by choice. I knew a girl once who thought sex was disgusting, and she was attractive and could have had any man she wanted.
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