The MAKING OF A SNOWFLAKE - #1 Mind control at US COLLEGES

Because this started a long time ago. The brainwashing has been going on and subtly ramping up since the 1960s.

That's why.

Medication ultimately does not even treat the symptoms, it just makes the patient unable to do anything about the problem, to become entirely unable to act in his own behalf.

The medication becomes another kind of straight jacket.

False it starts in middle then high school

Every little twitch is now some kind of fucking disease.

Once a condition can be classified as a disease, a new drug can be sold to treat it.

Starts the day you were born with the first vaccination...)))


The medications these days are much stronger than the older ones, what used to be 'side affects' are now the 'new-you zombie.'

Is it such a terrible thing to get what You deserve?

The dogma is so ridiculous and the brainwashing so thorough, I am very thankful to be from the prior generation where I earned 3 degrees in non-safe spaces (even in a liberal state) and started working from the lowest entry level without expecting to be treated like a celebrity.

The indoctrination starts in kindergarten and continues through university.

TV is also a primary method of indoctrination into the serfdom of socialism and statism.

Psychiatric drugs make you meek to the brainwashing.

They can't handle the truth. They are hard broken.

They need to read that book it would open their eyes to the rabbit hole

you would be amazed what a little fluoride does to brain processes

I was diagnosed with ADHD as a child, now in my early 30s. It was a long process that spanned months. I had brain mapping, various tests, letters from teachers, and input from my mother(single parent).

I have tried Ritalin, Adderal, Focus Factor(OTC), and finally settled on Metadate CD(which is basically Ritalin).

The Metadate and Ritalin are both "methylphenidate" just different designer brand names.

I take a CD, controlled dosage, and I don't have crazy side effects. It works as it should. The only thing my physician and I monitor closely is blood pressure since it is a stimulant.

There is some dependency on it but that's built into the medication in my opinion. If you take something to help you manage your dealings with every day life then it's reasonable to say that if it works you'll want to keep taking it.

Going back to school now, double majoring in Mathematics & Physics, and I can tell you first hand that the medication offers, at least for me, a level of clarity I would not have otherwise.

However, when I'm not working on school work and I take a day or two to myself I usually don't take it, so I can get a break.

There are so many different, subtle positives for me and very few if any side effects, so I am an advocate of it, if it is truly needed.

I think the problem with the early treatments using methylphenidate like substances were mis-diagnosis due to ADHD being somewhat on the spectrum of Autism, and sharing qualities with Aspergers.

Giving a stimulant to someone who's brain does not need it can have undesired outcomes, especially with people who have mental disorders

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here is the therapy they need

I have seen it work like you describe. Works wonders for many with ADHD, and makes some other things worse. Non-ADHD who take amphetamine and amphetamine like drugs can become quite horrible when drinking alcohol. Many who stop these drugs are depressed for a long time after stopping.

Great on Alex and his guests for exposing all of the great things that they do.

Say what you will about Alex, he does have great guests and is able to break down the mental illness that is our government.

Which is basically why they need to get rid of white people, the middle class, and fill the countries with immigrants who are already scared to death of government and compliant. They want a populace they can rule by fear and intimidation, be their little chattel.

Chinese, Mexicans, Muslims, think about it

I must disagree with the majority of what's written in this thread. On another site a college prof complained about snowflakes who burst into tears all the time if they got too much homework or bad grades. Obviously they couldn't cope with hardly anything.

I told him snowflakes didn't need drugs nor silly courses in how to meditate. He had to realize the college absolutely needed all students tuition $$. So he shouldn't even think about flunking them out, suggesting they go to an easier school, and rejecting their parents $$.

The REAL issue was their parents complete and total inability to fulfill their duty as responsible adults with kids. Like it or not HE had to fulfill their role and raise their children for them. So I told him from Day-1 HE had to teach them how to cope with stress, disappointment, rejection, even temporary failure. No silly new agey type stuff like "it could be worse" or "life gets better."

Students of all ages have not learned how to deal with anxiety. Neither have most of their parents. Get drunk? Blitz out?

A very self-reliant, emotionally strong, financially secure Black man in his 40's, with a single mother who was a school teacher, told me how he used to roll his eyes and shake his head at his fellow White college students who were beyond hysterical to the point of suicide when they found out their ideal fraternity or sorority didn't want them. Or their steady broke up with them. Why? He was working 2 jobs, physically exhausted, wondering how he could possibly keep going to school with increased rent.

Anxiety ridden college students are sent to mental health services and given the latest drugs. So are those who are experiencing severe financial stress after losing their jobs, getting way, way behind in their bills, and running out of unemployment IF they seek out Social Services in my state.

For years the homeless shelter in Las Vegas designed for women with kids who were victims of domestic violence REQUIRED everyone to be on psyche drugs. Even if the psychiatrist to whom they were sent strongly advised against it they were not admitted. Instead they were sent back and told they needed psyche drugs. Upon 2nd refusal they were sent to a different psychiatrist.

Why? My state got $$$ for every single person they put on psyche drugs. Well most people got very, very sick on psyche drugs. So they didn't go back and Social Services and homeless shelters got rid of a lot of desperately needy people in really dangerous situations. Those who knew how to scam the governmental system got lots of free welfare.

The vast majority of ALL of the above cases NEVER needed ANY psyche drugs whatsoever. A drastic improvement in their diets would have really helped such as increased vitamin B preferably from natural sources and the removal of very cheap, overly processed food that made a large per cent physically ill or aggravated those with head aches and upset stomachs due to severe stress.

Those who actually needed meds to survive and function were almost never in any of the above categories.

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You show how retarded you are by using the overused term "snowflake". I can't stand Libbies either but choose a more intelligent was of proving your point OP