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| John Jones |
 Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 3:49 pm |
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'Schizophrenia' is the name of the response society gives to certain
experiences.
It has nothing to do with individuals.
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| Anti- Corporation |
| Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 4:22 pm |
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Schizoids have a problem dealing with the bullshit 'truth' that the
corrupt corporate transnational globalized fools have enslaved us all
under. They pull this same crap with people who just want to drop acid
and enjoy shit, motherfuckers, who the fuck do they think they are? I
wonder how far their 'system' would go if they didn't have all those
guns pointed at us?
Maybe schizos ae in one of them 'parallel universes' everyone is
talking about? I wonder why 'they' can give them drugs yet I am not
free to experiment on myself, motherfuckers.
Fucking corpo-capitalists, just want to ruin and control everyones
individual experience here on planet earth, what gives 'them' the
'right', motherfuckers. Just want only 'their' reality accepted, what
selfish bastards, and they give all these sermons about 'freedom', what
a load of crap. I want to address the entire nation for 30 minutes,
also thinking about changing my name to 'The Ranter'?
I actually had a very good friend go schizoid on me, he was 'weird' to
begn with, some little 'slips' here and there, but, I do think the
drugs, pot and acid, probably did him in. Know when he freaked-out, on
a drop, he was Airborn, that was the end of him as a 'real' person.
Haven't seen him in about twenty years, would like to though, it would
give me more understanding of the situation.
I look at it this way, you know when you see someone you haven't seen
in twenty years, you can really see the aging processs, well, the way I
see it, same with the cognitive process as well, I would like to see
what the 'medication' really has done. I read people like books. |
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| Immortalist |
| Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2003 1:00 pm |
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"John Jones" <john.jones53@tesco.net> wrote in message
news:bs09ro$dvv$1@titan.btinternet.com...
Quote: 'Schizophrenia' is the name of the response society gives to certain
experiences.
It has nothing to do with individuals.
It is a name that represents a deficiency in particular parts of the brain
that allow for social communication and social functioning. Its like
diseases in general and the offensive particulars have been found and
medicated, didn't you know?
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| Gary Childress |
| Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2003 10:39 pm |
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Quote: Schizoids have a problem dealing with the bullshit 'truth' that the
corrupt corporate transnational globalized fools have enslaved us all
under.
I don't believe I'm enslaved by corrupt corporate transnational globalized
fools. I'm diagnosed with Schizo-affective disorder, a kind of cross between
schizophrenia and manic-depression.
Quote: I
wonder how far their 'system' would go if they didn't have all those
guns pointed at us?
Exactly what guns are you talking about?
Quote: Maybe schizos ae in one of them 'parallel universes' everyone is
talking about? I wonder why 'they' can give them drugs yet I am not
free to experiment on myself, motherfuckers.
Fucking corpo-capitalists, just want to ruin and control everyones
individual experience here on planet earth, what gives 'them' the
'right', motherfuckers. Just want only 'their' reality accepted, what
selfish bastards, and they give all these sermons about 'freedom', what
a load of crap.
I think if you ever decide to stretch your wings you may find you have more
freedom than you ever imagined.
I want to address the entire nation for 30 minutes,
Quote: also thinking about changing my name to 'The Ranter'?
I actually had a very good friend go schizoid on me, he was 'weird' to
begn with, some little 'slips' here and there, but, I do think the
drugs, pot and acid, probably did him in. Know when he freaked-out, on
a drop, he was Airborn, that was the end of him as a 'real' person.
Haven't seen him in about twenty years, would like to though, it would
give me more understanding of the situation.
I look at it this way, you know when you see someone you haven't seen
in twenty years, you can really see the aging processs, well, the way I
see it, same with the cognitive process as well, I would like to see
what the 'medication' really has done. I read people like books.
Very touching...
Gary |
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