Thread: FBI finds and organizes the terrorist plots it disrupts

Originally Posted by Original Poster

I openly admit the official story is suspect.

Well holy shit, why have you never said that in the Sandy Hook thread? You have given me nothing in there but opposition. It has been me vs. almost everybody even in merely saying that the official story is suspect.

Originally Posted by Original Poster

I was about to say "Radical Islam" which our government is clearly at war with, but when it's also our government radicalizing it, at the end of the day it's just another example of a system designed to address one issue while appearing to address another. The War on Black People is disguised as the war on drugs, and in the same way the War on Islam is disguised as a war on terror.

I despise the war on drugs, but I don't think it's a war on black people. I think it's rooted in cartel and industry pay off corruption and hysterical thinking involving loose associations.

Originally Posted by Original Poster

And finally, let me explain something since you don't seem interested in looking at the evidence yourself (much like your thoughts on climate change, if you don't read the evidence you can just make up the facts). Prozac is not an antipsychotic, it's an antidepressant. What it's being prescribed for is perhaps suicidal behavior, but not a potential to cause violence. That sort of thing should not be treated by an antidepressant, and if it is, then the result is an even stronger likelihood to act out on those fantasies. What the SSRI introduces can actually create the change that causes a person with suicidal thoughts to progress toward suicidal actions, and that's if it's being prescribed to the right illness.

Psychiatrists know that they are supposed to prescribe Prozac for very specific symptoms, such as depression and obsessive-compulsive thought patterns. Suicidal ideations are almost always driven by depression. If somebody is suicidal because he thinks the idea is cool while he is having a manic episode, then yeah, prescribing Prozac would be a really bad idea. When Prozac (and other SSRI's) is prescribed for what it is really for and other factors are properly taken into consideration, it doesn't make people suicidal or violent.

Prozac did not lead anyone to suicide. In a population of youths, a few more indicated on a questionare that they would consider actually commiting suicide then had answered that way before the drug was given.