There was a thread which asked (paraphrased), "What is a common characteristic among serial Killers?"

Not just psychiatric drugs but pharmaceutical drugs like uppers and downers too.

Right. Probably any type of drug really. Some drugs actually cause psychotic behavior in normally even tempered people. There was a man on sleeping medication who killed his wife, while dreaming he was killing a robber.

Serial killers are sociopaths. That is a mental illness that stems from prolonged childhood trauma or you are born with an abnormal brain chemistry.

There is no "cure" for a sociopath except a bullet. Once they are either born or created....there is no fixing them.

Some sociopaths aren't serial killers, but ALL serial killers are sociopaths.

They have one of two books on them when caught.
Catcher in the Rye or Watership down.

Therefore the medication had absolutely nothing at all to do with the medication at all. If what you said is true.

the golden childhood triangle;

cruelty to animals.

arson.

late age bed wetting.

So if it is known that someone is a sociopath before they commit a crime can there be anything done?

It sounds as though they would be known young.

Sociopaths are known young if the environment allows them to be known.

Our environment does not allow them to be known.

Our environment is so demanding, intrusive, dominating and hard driven to the possessive attitude.


This causes the situation with the sociopath to become that much more regressed and replaced in the void they have and make deeper is a deadly falsity.

It is dangerous for the person with a sociopath emotional and reasoning mind.

It is dangerous for those who are around them.

Yes the sociopath is full aware of the void they have in emotions and thought.

Some find it to be demeaning in the sense they know they have something wrong with them. When the person is very successful and has a lot of ambition driven towards ethics integrity and honor.
This voided area they have in them is as a shame they them selves do not want or accept as acceptable, yet they know they can not change it.

And it hurts them not in the same sense as emotional humans feel mind hurt.

It is a terrible then to know you are perfectly fine able and in health.

Yet with a difference that separates human from human leaving only a superficial put on in the place....

Where put on should never be.

Some assume all others are like them and feel the same way and in this no one is truthful honest and good.
Everybody is with out genuine care, empathy, remorse, guilt....love.

It seems to be a damned if you do and damned if you don't situation.

Your the one damned with when you do not want it.

Others are when the one who is a sociopath enjoys the un-restrictiveness they have of no-conscience, and the ease of hiding it from others.

I find guilt, remorse, regret and my emotional weakness to be something I am very grateful for.

Because I have seen first hand how hurtful it is to be with out these.

That 99.9% of them are white males?

I will not give my white son the middle name of wayne.

Last Edited by A Friend on 04/05/2013 07:07 PM

That's interesting, is that true?

Reagan? Really??

SO because he closed down mental health facilities that made doctors prescribe these medications?

You need to re-evaluate your thinking process. You are not looking at things with a fair view if you would blame Reagan for this nonsense.

Most people do not need these medications. THat is why so many have problems with it. This was somewhat uncommon before. There are people with genuine chemical imbalances and others with reasons to take such strong meds but many people who are given them do not need them.

By percentage, most serial killers are black or Hispanic

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I would object to that. Who would go on these medications without the absolute need. Please give me examples.

Doctors and psychiatrists prescribe all sorts of shit for individuals at the drop of a hat... Then the meds start interacting with one another and having side effects and they start prescribing new meds to address the new 'symptoms' and changing around the dosages and experimenting with different combinations of drugs... One big toxic chemical concoction....

I had a friend who was put on 4 different strong drugs by his psychiatrist, one was a VERY strong anti-psychotic. This friend was a nice kid his whole life and a genuine good guy that never gave anyone trouble over anything. The medications they had him on totally zapped his personality and when we were around him he would just speak out irregularly and make all sorts of weird and out of place comments that would have us questioning his sanity. He eventually got off of some of those meds and his personality came back. Now when we're around him it feels like the same old person we had once known. Whatever meds his Psychiatrist had him on we could clearly see it was not helping him, only making him more zoned out and alienated and detached from his normal personality.

These Doctors and Psychiatrists are playing with fire most of the time. They do not intimately know the consciousness of the individuals they are prescribing these powerful & mind-altering substances to. They cannot possibly understand how multiple drugs are interacting with one another and affecting the individual. Most of these Doctors/Psychiatrists were indoctrinated to buy into this whole drug business/operation and to look for 'convenient' chemical solutions to inherently emotional/spiritual 'conflicts' that their patients are suffering from. Looking for ways to mask these 'issues' with chemical concotions rather than finding natural/homeopathic/emotional/spiritual solutions.

There are major major flaws in our system of mental health care. This whole method of looking for a quick & convenient fix by prescribing mind-altering, toxic, and dangerous drugs is an epidemic and causing more harm than good.

Can you imagine if there was civil unrest or a large-scale natural disaster and suddenly the pharmacies were shut-down or looted and people were not able to get their prescriptions filled and you had everyone going into withdrawal from their meds on a massive, widespread scale? It would be an absolute nightmare. I bet a lot of people would start harming themselves and many would also harm others.

Your points are well said but I would like to add what about the diabetic, the heart patient or the kidney patient; what will happen to them as well?

Last Edited by A Friend on 04/05/2013 07:43 PM

This:

I met him, fifteen years ago. I was told there was nothing left. No reason, no conscience, no understanding; even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this six-year-old child, with this blank, pale, emotionless face and, the blackest eyes... the *devil's* eyes. I spent eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply... *evil*.

The point really wasn't how many pills the person was on or whether these were the proper ones but rather who would actually take them without absolute need.

Wow.

they all murdered 2 or more people

liked it
addicted to it
believed it

any 1 or 3 of those

i imagine

If everyone knows so much about them how they slip through?

Last Edited by A Friend on 04/05/2013 07:54 PM

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This is interesting.

serial killers are made at an early age. imo it takes quite a trauma to make one. intense sexual abuse or physical abuse. still that doesn't explain it all, as many people endure those things and turn out to be good human beings.
seems like serial killers are a special breed that somehow get infected with pure evil or something. i don't think mind drugs have anything to do with it. a serial killer is dif than some punk who just flips the fk out and goes on a one time killing spree.

Well people generally see Doctors and Psychiatrists as 'authority' figures and will then concede to their recommendations regarding health care decisions. So if a Doctor or Psychiatrist recommends a drug or thinks it's a good idea, the patient/client who is generally uninformed will likely be willing to go along with the recommendation with the belief that the medical professional knows what he or she is doing. Often there is little to no warning given to the patient/client about the side effects or the potentially dangerous consequences that can occur from the chemical side effects & interactions.

Also, what happens if a person's medication makes them start having psychotic behavior or if a person is on multiple medications that are interacting with one another and causing new symptoms and behaviors, and the doctor/psychiatrist has no way of knowing if the meds are causing the behavior or if it's the individual's consciousness/personality responsible for the new behavior, and then they decide to start prescribing more meds to address the new 'problems'... It just seems like a very dangerous game that gets played....

I had the same questions when I would talk with my other friends about our friend described in my earlier post... It's like how the hell could his Psychiatrist have possibly known how his 4 medications were interacting with one another in the different dosages and how they were influencing/affecting my friend's personality & behavior? I don't see how it would be humanly possiblbe for anyone to know how 4 different types of drugs are affecting an individual. It's hard enough empathizing with another individual's consciousness even when that person is sober, but when you start throwing multiple mind-altering chemicals (drugs) into the mix? I think it would be damn near impossible to understand what behavior/emotions are the result of that person's true nature/character as opposed to which ones were influenced by the drugs and the various interactions....