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The mental health system and the police are in bed with each other and there's a reason for that. It has nothing to do with healthcare. It's about behavioral control.

They don't treat the pain you're experiencing. They target the behavior your pain produces.

In their rotten worldview you're not even supposed to admit that you're feeling down or struggling, even while they keep telling you that you should talk about it. All they want is data and control. According to them you're not supposed to cry as an adult and stir the pot by showing tears outside your own home.

I am not talking about dangerous or "crazy" behavior here, the system even treats people that behave well but suffer as potential criminals.

Manipulation is their signature. It's stamped on every treatment plan.

Some “behavior drugs” block α2 adrenergic receptors, these receptors normally act as a brake on norepinephrine release.

Block that brake and noradrenergic signaling can rise, driving arousal and sympathetic activation higher. That can feel like being painfully wired inside: restless, unable to settle, heart racing, unable to sleep, hyperadrenergic POTS like suffering while somehow still feeling physically and mentally drained from mostly dopamine, histamine and serotonin receptor blockade at the same time.

Antipsychotics with notable α2 blocking activity include clozapine, risperidone and quetiapine.

Psychiatry takes the damage inflicted by society and reframes the resulting behavior as a defect in the individual who was crushed by it.

It is a bizarre system built on severe gaslighting. They sell epistemic and chemical violence as care. As long as it is delivered with a smile and wrapped in clinical language, the people doing it are called “professionals.”

Their goal is to control the behavior (not problems) of those who got hurt.

If you can: avoid psychiatry. Avoid any manipulators who call themselves mental health care professionals

You want to know how teachers manipulate and stay in the role of authority?

“I’m the teacher. End of discussion.” → Appeal to Authority.
Using position instead of actually answering the argument.

“It’s not what you said, it’s your tone.” → Tone Policing.
Ignoring your point and making your delivery the new problem.

“Everyone else manages to follow the rules.” → Social Pressure / Bandwagoning / Triangualtion.
Using the group to make disagreement look abnormal.

“After everything this school does for you…” → Guilt-Tripping.
Turning disagreement into guilt or ingratitude.

Teacher embarrasses you, you get angry, then your anger becomes the issue. → Provocation + Reaction Framing.
The original behavior disappears and your reaction becomes the entire story.

“We’re actually very concerned about your attitude.” → Concern Framing.
Turning criticism of authority into a supposed concern about you.

“We’ve noticed a pattern.” But nobody gives dates, examples or specifics. → Vague Accusation / Kafka Trap.
You’re expected to defend yourself against something that was never clearly defined.

“Why do you always have problems with authority?” → Pathologizing Dissent.
Turning disagreement with a decision into a flaw in your personality.

“You need to reflect on your own role in this.” Repeated until you accept their version. → Coerced Self-Blame.
“Reflection” becomes pressure to confess.

You follow the instruction. Suddenly there’s another requirement. → Moving the Goalposts.
The standard changes after you meet it.

Speak up = disrespectful. Stay quiet = uncooperative. → Double Bind.
Every possible response can be used against you.

“That never happened like that.” Even when multiple people remember it clearly. → Reality Denial / Gaslighting-Type Behavior.
Trying to make you doubt your own account instead of resolving the facts.

Teacher makes a mistake, student points it out, teacher attacks the student’s behavior. → Deflection.
Moving attention away from the original issue.

“You’re making me feel unsafe/disrespected right now.” after you criticize what THEY did. → DARVO-Type Reversal.
The person being challenged suddenly presents themselves as the victim.

“Your parents will be hearing about this.” Used before any real conversation has happened. → Triangulation.
Bringing a third person into the conflict to increase pressure.

Teacher tells other teachers you’re “difficult.” Then every future interaction gets interpreted through that label. → Pre-Framing / Poisoning the Well.
Your reputation reaches the room before you do.

One student misbehaves, the entire class loses something. → Collective Punishment.
Using peer pressure to make the group police the individual.

“Apologize.” “But I don’t agree that I—” “APOLOGIZE.” → Coerced Apology / Forced Compliance.
The goal isn’t understanding. It’s submission.

“You can explain yourself.” You explain. “That sounds like making excuses.” → No-Win Framing.
You are invited to speak, but your answer is invalidated automatically.

Teacher raises their voice. Student raises theirs back. “You do NOT speak to me like that.” → Double Standard.
Authority gives itself behavior it forbids from you.

“This meeting is just to help you.” Then five adults are sitting across from one student taking notes. → Power Asymmetry / Bureaucratic Intimidation.
Pressure created by numbers, titles and documentation.

“We just want you to take accountability.” Meaning: agree with our interpretation. → Compliance Reframed as Accountability.

“You’re very defensive.” after you correct something false about yourself. → Defense Pathologizing.
Defending yourself gets treated as proof that something is wrong with you.

Teacher breaks their own rule, then says: “That’s different.” → Special Pleading.
Rules for you. Exceptions for authority.

“If you have nothing to hide, why are you upset?” → Catch-22 / Kafka Trap
Your attempt to defend yourself becomes “evidence” against you.

A tiny classroom incident becomes: teacher → mentor → coordinator → parents → file note → meeting → Institutional Escalation.
A small disagreement gains power every time another authority layer is added.

“Respect goes both ways.” Until the student expects it to actually go both ways. → Asymmetric Respect.
“Respect” quietly means obedience downward and immunity upward.

Learn the names.

Because once you can name a tactic, they lose power.

Some psychiatrists become so toxic over the years that eventually the toxicity starts oozing out of their eyes.

They may still keep that calm, friendly, perfectly controlled voice, loaded with gaslighting, framing and guilt trips.

PhD on the wall. Everything looks polished. But over the years, their face can start to misalign, the smile says one thing, the eyes something completely different.

And the eyes? Hyper focused. Control obsessed. Predator stare. Like all the poison they’ve been hiding is slowly oozing out.

Who says this is intelligent design or even beautiful? It’s shit if you ask me. We’re constantly under attack by people, insects, bacteria, viruses and more. Everything is competing to become the biggest piece of shit in a universe that might itself be a mega pile of shit. We call it beautiful, but we’ve never had anything better to compare it to.

Most psychiatric drugs are intended to alter behavior and reduce perceived (fabricated) risk, not to make you feel better. The story that they are primarily meant to improve how you feel, along with much of the other sales talk is largely a lie.

Psychiatry is fundamentally about social control. They have little time or interest in truly listening to your story without hijacking the narrative. Instead of helping you identify which toxic social structures, relationships or circumstances in your life may be destroying you, they reduce your suffering to a supposed disease in the brain. It is simpler, cleaner and far easier to control by just gaslighting you.

For some people, the placebo effect may be powerful. Some drugs can feel kinda meh in the beginning until shit hits the fan. But those with enough self-awareness may eventually notice just how bad these drugs can make them feel in the long run.

Prayer is a waste of time, energy and potential. But if you can fool yourself well enough, it can still give you false hope. And sometimes that’s exactly what people want, a little lie to keep them going.

They are highly manipulative and their treatments are harmful to your health. Do not be misled by their friendly tone: friendliness is no proof that they are on your side. They are after control, power and behavioral influence.

They are not going to help you. They take no responsibility for the harm they cause. They are not on your side. They only pretend to be for as long as necessary to gain your trust and exert influence over you. Stay away from psychiatric care.

Psychiatry is nothing more than a highly manipulative and deceitful system of behavioral policing, using chemical handcuffs sold as medicine.

Mental health care is a power structure disguised as help.

Everything you say will be used to place you within a particular frame and to manipulate you.

Society is terrified of people who have become less predictable because of trauma, anxiety, depression and psychological distress. So they are controlled: manipulated, drugged, damaged, labeled and steered and this is called “treatment.”

No one needs to know your story unless, for example, you need welfare or some other form of support. The more you tell others, the more you get drawn into a struggle over who gets to define your story.

For anyone still trapped in this system, where narcissistic abuse is sold as care: do not waste your energy trying to explain that what they are doing is abuse. Anyone who has power over your medical records, treatment and access to support can even reframe your resistance and use it against you. Protect yourself, give them as little leverage as possible and keep your head down until you are no longer dependent on these abusers. After that, you can speak out about the mental health system and live your life in whatever way suits you best.

Mental health care is a power structure disguised as help.

Everything you say will be used to frame and manipulate you.

Society is terrified of people made less predictable by trauma, anxiety, depression and distress. So it manages them: manipulates them, drugs them, labels them, steers them and calls it “treatment.”

No one needs to know your story unless you need welfare or something. The more you tell others, the more you will be sucked into a fight over the narrative.

A VR port of South Park Rally would be so freaking awesome and chaotic. Driving around South Park in VR with all the characters, weapons and ridiculous vehicles would be perfect. Why has nobody ported this game to VR yet?

Expect your therapist to laugh behind your back.

I went back to the mental health clinic today for an intake. Conclusion: I don't need treatment and don't fit their criteria.

Over coffee, we joked around a little. It was very calm and casual. At one point, he said, “You wouldn't believe how many people tell the same story over and over again.”

I laughed too. I recognized my former self in that oversharing. I was once one of the people we were laughing about.

Seeing it from the other side made me realize how ridiculous the therapeutic dynamic can be.

Never forget the power imbalance.

Expect your therapist to laugh behind your back.

I went back to the mental health clinic today for an intake. Conclusion: I don't need treatment and don't fit their criteria.

Over coffee, we joked around a little. It was very calm and casual. At one point, he said, “You wouldn't believe how many people tell the same story over and over again.”

I laughed too. I recognized my former self in that oversharing. I was once one of the people we were laughing about.

Seeing it from the other side made me realize how ridiculous the therapeutic dynamic can be.

Never forget the power imbalance.

Just a warning: allot of therapists reframe everything you say in a way that gives them more power. Your medical record can become their bureaucratic smear campaign.

Our disease as a species is our relentless attachment to stories, ego and identity. It leaves us incapable of experiencing the fundamental oneness of the universe.

We are unable to experience life with the same immediacy as animals do. Instead we become trapped inside narratives about who we are, what happened to us, what we want, and what everything is supposed to mean.

We may do many things to loosen the grip of this condition but it will remain with us until our final breath.

Creationists love to call the human body perfect and praise it as the product of intelligent design. But what is intelligent about a mind that constantly generates its own turmoil and then must spend its life trying to escape it?

So much suffering is nothing more than the body and mind becoming trapped inside a meaningless story they cannot release without feeling as though their very survival is threatened.

I do not call that perfection. I call it a disease.

It is a disease that helped place us at the top of the food chain. It served evolution, but I do not believe it serves consciousness in any meaningful way. But that's just my perspective, i cannot see the bigger picture of this. I'm not Brahman.

Deep down we know life is already difficult, yet we make it far worse by humiliating, exploiting, controlling and crushing one another.

Religious people do not long for heaven for no reason. For many it is the only imaginable relief from the suffering human beings inflict upon each other.

It is time to confront the oppressors, expose their actions, reveal their manipulation and cruelty and strip abusive people and institutions of the authority that allows them to keep causing harm.

In this theory you are the universe experiencing itself. Your life is nothing more than a passing dream. Before your name, before your memories, before the illusion of "you," there was only awareness and nipple instinct. The identity you've spent a lifetime constructing is the veil that hides the truth. The more desperately you cling to your story—or to stories about gods—the further you drift from what you have always been.

After you die, you take nothing from this life with you, because that entire story exists only inside the meat suit you've spent so much time jerking off in. What happens after you die? You simply start over. Again. And again. Forever. You reincarnate as every living creature in the entire universe. You are everyone.

Today you may be an angry Christian defending a lie. Tomorrow you may be a bat with rabies. Next year, a pig in a slaughterhouse. And after that, perhaps a blood-sucking mosquito that, in another lifetime, you tortured yourself by ripping off its wings, spreading its legs, and doing God knows what to it...

SPOILER: There is no God. There is only you, tormenting yourself endlessly for absolutely no reason. The worse you behave, the more the universe becomes a nightmare.

Add drugs to it instead of handcuffs and bullets and you have psychiatry, because showing pain is a crime nowadays.