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rviThey beefing
Yep R word was dropped . Its beef.
Tangout 🎨·edited·2 replies
e tYou’re restating what I said in different words and calling me redacted which is wild.
Substance-induced psychosis does not require psychiatric treatment once the offending substance is removed. Forget about recreational d****. This s*** happens from pharmaceuticals all the time. Old people become acutely psychotic and violent from steroids given for coughs man. They don’t get admitted to psych wards once the steroid wears off.
They don’t randomly become violent later again. It was the D***.what im saying is absoltely different than what you were saying.
once you have a psychotic break, the odds of you having a second are high. regardless if its d*** induced or not. but it being d*** induced, reducing the chances of it reoccurring.
if the person who murdered somebody in psychosis from a substance, then the substance is removed. there is absoltely. a chance for a second psychotic break.
I was told this, when I had mine, from this literal situation (except i didnt hut anybody), from a psychiatrist who regularly testified at high profile insanity plea murder cases, this is whats up.
should i listen to a random guy on a knaye west fan site over her? im gonna pass lol
its the d*** that triggers something in you.
old people who get violent and confused at the hospital is much more complicated and is not nescaerily psychosis. it coudl be, it could be a lot of other things. if the old person literally tried to kill a nurse and had a psychotic break, which lasts longer than the d***, they woudl def get psychiatric help. at least here in canada. idk what u guys do down there lol
Stankie 🪑·1 replyI got butt on my weiner
- Tangout 🎨·1 replyTangout· edited
what im saying is absoltely different than what you were saying.
once you have a psychotic break, the odds of you having a second are high. regardless if its d*** induced or not. but it being d*** induced, reducing the chances of it reoccurring.
if the person who murdered somebody in psychosis from a substance, then the substance is removed. there is absoltely. a chance for a second psychotic break.
I was told this, when I had mine, from this literal situation (except i didnt hut anybody), from a psychiatrist who regularly testified at high profile insanity plea murder cases, this is whats up.
should i listen to a random guy on a knaye west fan site over her? im gonna pass lol
its the d*** that triggers something in you.
old people who get violent and confused at the hospital is much more complicated and is not nescaerily psychosis. it coudl be, it could be a lot of other things. if the old person literally tried to kill a nurse and had a psychotic break, which lasts longer than the d***, they woudl def get psychiatric help. at least here in canada. idk what u guys do down there lol
so if somebody murdered somebody while in psychosis, regardless of the cause of psychosis, my position is that its immoral to deny them treatment. because theres a high enough chance of a psychotic break reoccurring, without a substance, they need to stay in the ward under monitoring. and if another break doesnt happen, then thats fine and they cna live out the next 25 years in a ward. which is essentially prison.
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@weyThis how you know he is one
- Stankie 🪑·2 repliesTangout
so if somebody murdered somebody while in psychosis, regardless of the cause of psychosis, my position is that its immoral to deny them treatment. because theres a high enough chance of a psychotic break reoccurring, without a substance, they need to stay in the ward under monitoring. and if another break doesnt happen, then thats fine and they cna live out the next 25 years in a ward. which is essentially prison.
Wrong. U kill someone u pay the price
- Tangout 🎨Stankie
Wrong. U kill someone u pay the price
the price is to get a room next to me in the asylum
- Stankie 🪑·1 reply
In a perfect world if u kill someone u just get shot in the head the next day
- Tangout 🎨Stankie
In a perfect world if u kill someone u just get shot in the head the next day
what if the person they killed was bad vibes
- Stankie
Wrong. U kill someone u pay the price
this is a bar
- Tangout 🎨·1 reply
@Extraterrestrial do you support palantir and flock cameras?
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i dont claim
- Shy Spice
i dont claim
Please claim me tf
- Shy Spice
i dont claim
ur ruining his vacation
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if kodak doesnt claim me, no one will
- rvi 🐦⬛·1 replyCutiePieHole
Yep R word was dropped . Its beef.
christ
- Stankie
I got butt on my weiner
How was it for you?
- Tangout 🎨rvi
christ
going to go into psychosis, murder ET and get away with it
- CutiePieHole
if kodak doesnt claim me, no one will
I’m begging for you to forgive me
- e t 👽·2 repliesTangout
what im saying is absoltely different than what you were saying.
once you have a psychotic break, the odds of you having a second are high. regardless if its d*** induced or not. but it being d*** induced, reducing the chances of it reoccurring.
if the person who murdered somebody in psychosis from a substance, then the substance is removed. there is absoltely. a chance for a second psychotic break.
I was told this, when I had mine, from this literal situation (except i didnt hut anybody), from a psychiatrist who regularly testified at high profile insanity plea murder cases, this is whats up.
should i listen to a random guy on a knaye west fan site over her? im gonna pass lol
its the d*** that triggers something in you.
old people who get violent and confused at the hospital is much more complicated and is not nescaerily psychosis. it coudl be, it could be a lot of other things. if the old person literally tried to kill a nurse and had a psychotic break, which lasts longer than the d***, they woudl def get psychiatric help. at least here in canada. idk what u guys do down there lol
Show me any evidence that d***-induced psychosis predisposes you to a high risk of future non-drug induced psychosis. This is not something that’s accepted in medicine, point blank.
Even the fear mongering studies that associate weed with unmasking schizophrenia and psychotic disorders only cite a maximal rate of 25% at worst.
An entirely normal person with no mental illness can experience violent d*** induced psychosis and then never be psychotic outside of d****. These people don’t need treatment for conditions that don’t exist. It was the D****
- e t 👽·1 replyTangout
@Extraterrestrial do you support palantir and flock cameras?
unrelated topicFlock cameras, no. Palantir, yes, with regulations
·1 replyWhat the hell type of life are people living where nearly every single one of them needs to unlock their card when they come up to the register to pay
- e t 👽·1 replyBruuiisees
What the hell type of life are people living where nearly every single one of them needs to unlock their card when they come up to the register to pay
What does unlock mean
- ·1 replye t
What does unlock mean
What would you think that means
- e t 👽·1 replyBruuiisees
What would you think that means
I genuinely don’t know what it means to unlock a card
