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This is IT, people! IT'S HAPPENING! Soon the Chinese and Russians will occupy the US land Obongo gave them as collateral for US debt and set up SUICIDE SWEATSHOPS.

I hope your prepped.

Is anyone surprised? One of the Columbine shooters (remember that?) was on Luvox.

http://edition.cnn.com/HEALTH/9904/29/luvox.explainer/index.html?_s=PM:HEALTH

>>321513

Let's not forget that he also played Doom.

BAN DOOM NOW, DOOM CAUSES SHOOTING SPREES

We had better also ban tennis shoes, because he wore those, and milk, because he drank that. We all know that Luvox, milk, tennis shoes, and Doom turn people into murder machines.

t. correlation=causation

Wow, it turns out pumping your brain, an infinitely complex system of neurons and chemicals all interacting with each other with extreme precision, full of fucking random drugs that should never be in the human body has negative effects.

WHO KNEW?

>>321502

People have been warned about it for years.

The continue to ignore the warnings.

So, they die.

Too bad for them.

I used to feel sorry for these people. I'm starting to care less and less as time goes on.

>>321502

People have been warned about it for years.

The continue to ignore the warnings.

So, they die.

Too bad for them.

I used to feel sorry for these people. I'm starting to care less and less as time goes on.

sorry for the double post, this website is all fucked up

>>321530

How do you feel about the children who are given comparable psychoactive drug prescriptions?

>>321548

I see the children as victims of mass murder. I will not feel sorry for those stupid naive parents though, if they lose their children to drugs then tough luck, they need to learn one way or another. Easy way is to heed the warnings, the hard way is to suffer for ignorance. One way or another people have to learn.

The children I feel sorry for, and we librarians will make damn sure the future history books will call it for what it is - cold blooded murder, mass poisoning of children by criminal corporations and complicit fascist governments.

>>321526

Just wondering,do big pharma shills also shill for multiple clients like NSA ,republican party,big oil.etc..??How much do they pay you guys?It seems like pretty easy work and I think I would be good at it.

>>321553

I went through puberty on ritalin and seroquel.

I became homeless by 16 and living on the streets of SF, wanted to die and did any drug I got my hands on. I drank the cool aide and dived headfirst into sjw-ism.

I even had a black trans "Girl"friend.

It took me months before I was comfortable enough to fuck it. I did not like men but I thought it was only because I was so hateful.

After I had sex with that tranny for the first time I cried and freaked out because I felt wrong. I pushed past those feelings until I hit a point where trannies got me off. I became addicted.

If it wasn't for occupy wall street I would've never woken up. That fake movement showed me that the so called "99%ers" were EXACTLY the same as the so called "1%ers"

The 1% live off the hard work of regular people

>Occupy wall street was ran 100% on donated food and supplies

The 1% are lazy good for nothings that sit around smoking cigars and chatting about how they hate lower class people

>Occupy was all people going to "sit-ins" while smoking blunts and talking shit about people who were more successful

The 1% care more about their agendas than the people

>Occupy harassed police officers and blocked the BART system from service which ONLY effects regular people commuting

I could go on for quite a while.

The parallels are there.

Occupy wall street taught me what a zombie I was and how I had been taught to not think for myself.

I wasn't inn charge of my mind or body.

One of the things that sticks with me the most is how I mentally pushed through physical illness and intense negative feelings in order to transform myself into a deluded homosexual who convinced himself fucking a tranny was the same as fucking a woman.

Ill never be able to take back what I did but I'm glad that isn't my fate. To die like that.

P.s

Sexuality is completely a choice.

You can make yourself any sexuality you want if you push hard enough.

It was the hardest thing I've went though in my head so far.

>>321567

wew…. wtf

>>321502

What about the people who aren't on antidepressants and are suicidal. The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows, it will beat you…. yadda yadda fuck it.

yeah, i love those ANTIdepressant drugs that you see on tv that warn you of symptoms like "depression and suicidal thoughts" both while taking the drug, AND after you stop taking the drug. So basically once you decide to take the drug, you're fucked. How the hell does shit like this get past the FDA? Well I know how. There was a time when even mild side effects would result in non-approval, but somewhere along the way pharma became such a huge billion dollar business that it just became too big a blow to the companies to deny them their approvals (especially when the CEOs of pharma companies and FDA execs started becoming the same people going through the same revolving doors) Hooray for capitalism! May the dollar, forever diminishing in value thanks to inflation, forever outvalue human life, whose worth is spiraling down even faster.

>>321561

>Just wondering,do big pharma shills also shill for multiple clients like NSA ,republican party,big oil.etc..??

No more than you'd work for Microsoft and Apple at the same time. They have competing interests, and shilling is a full-time job anyway.

>How much do they pay you guys?

It varies, of course. At my level, it's $54,000 per annum with medical and vision covered. There is a dental plan, but they don't pick up the premium for that. It's not bad since most shill jobs you can telecommute for, so you can live someplace inexpensive. Oh, and we're not classed as managerial, so we get overtime when a big event comes up like a mass shooting or an important primary, or, in my case, bad news about the pharmaceutical industry.

It's worth noting that we don't work directly for the entities we shill for, of course. We work for contractors, or as freelancers. I work for a contractor because I don't want to have to handle all of my own tax and medical shit. You make more as a freelancer in terms of gross income, but you also have to take care of your own SS, medical, etc. It's a headache.

>It seems like pretty easy work and I think I would be good at it.

I don't think so. People who come here aren't intelligent enough to be shills, sorry. I only come here because I'm getting paid.

suicide is a final option

>>321878

>implying no pharma pills include suicidal ideation as a listed side effect.

>>321878

Lemme explain this briefly and slowly.

Depression med's are shit not necessarily because they spike suicide rates for some unknown or undocumented reason, it's more because it does as prescribed, they're "happy pills"

There are two problems with this though:

1.) They dont actually resolve the real psychological reasoning behind your depression, only numb you to it.

2.) Like all things that trigger happiness, absence of consistently positive stimuli can cause sadness and in depressed individuals can cause relapse.

3.) Actually has Physical Side-Effects to discontinuation, nausea, dizziness, etc. Which when combined with the lack of consistent amounts of serotonin well…

4.) For young adults and children it increases chance of suicide by a massive amount, like 80% among kids who were, get this, already suffering from major depressive disorder.

5.) Doesnt help that young adults also like to dabble and experiment with drugs more so than older folks and tons of drugs combined with anti depmeds causes Serotonin syndrome which is basically, seizure > coma > ? > death.

The establishment doesnt give a shit because insurance agencies also make a killing off therapy since sending someone to a state run asylum is pretty much forfeiting them to the govn't (since a good portion of the psych evaluations are shoddy and the doctors are overworked at best). Also since the next generation now has a medical record and a suicide risk, premiums will likely go up in combination with previous bullshit, so yeah.

Basically, not enough people were getting sick and staying in hospitals so they made hospitals fuck all expensive even for a brief visit. Asylums are the new consistent means of farming the populace for money, since why would you risk the cattle running off and improving, when you can keep them in the same vicious cycle of medication and exposure to actually insane individuals and circumstances?

>>322064

A few problems with this.* sorry im fuck all tired.

As for sources, wikipedia has quite a bit on SSNR and everything else is simply common sense and exposure to the shitty MHC system in place in 'Merica.

Basically, the only thing I can recommend to someone who is legit depressed, is to take some time off and re-evaluate yourself, find something worth living for or make it up.

>>322064

>They dont actually resolve the real psychological reasoning behind your depression, only numb you to it.

Many times they don't even do that. I've been on several kind anti-depressants over the years, and for the most part, all they do is mildly sedate you.

I used to think that I was depressed until I realized that I just had a shit life devoid of happiness. Alas, realizing the problem and becoming aware of it does nothing to resolve it. Winning the lottery does, as not having to work constantly just to stay alive does wonders for one's outlook on the future.

Why, with riches, I could own a house, and own a car that isn't half my age, learn new skills in my newfound free time, go visit new places, and create odds and ends with my engineering and artistic skills.

I'd muse on this a while longer, but I have to get my shoes on so I can start my eleven hour shift working for the phone company, taking abuse from people who can't find the home button on an iPhone.

>>321688

>I only come here because I'm getting paid.

Well at least you admit it anon.

>>321688

>implying anyone would give you 50 grand a year for posting comments on the web.

Nice Larping NEET.

>>322259

>implying anyone would give you 50 grand a year for posting comments on the web.

It's over 50k, and of course they wouldn't pay me that much just for posting comments anywhere on the web. It's only on select websites that are extremely important and influential, like this one.

For example, it is a priority of the shilling industry to disrupt the important work of the individual known as /killcen/. His critical anti-censorship work is so important, and so devastating to his opponents, that several shills are assigned to him full time in order to destroy his reputation.

I'm only revealing this because I'm about to get out of the shilling industry and I've got another job lined up.

>>322350

>For example, it is a priority of the shilling industry to disrupt the important work of the individual known as /killcen/. His critical anti-censorship work is so important, and so devastating to his opponents, that several shills are assigned to him full time in order to destroy his reputation.

Thanks for the compliment.

And if you think I'm hardcore now, I've just got started. >>>/killcen2018/

>>322433

>Thanks for the compliment.

Of course. My contacts in intelligence regard you as one of the most important–and dangerous–men in America.

>>321553

>think of the children

>fuck the adults

Sounds like a psychopath started browsing fringe and stopped taking his meds

No, you're not a shaman

>>321513

Luvox is nowhere near as bad as some of the newer ones like Risperidol, I'm glad the FDA became privy to Risperidol

>>321567

>nypd dindnuffin they a good boy

>>321641

On it it's not so bad, but coming off of it you basically can't feel happy for weeks even after the physical withdrawal goes away because you're not supposed to come off of it really

>>321688

I'm a better shill than you are and I'm not even trying or getting paid

Look at your own post >>321526

look at how shitty it is

take some pride in your work man

>>322350

> /killcen/

yup, some fringe chan shaman forgot to take his meds theory confirmed

either that or you're actually getting paid to disinfo instead of shill

Don't mock people's intelligence, it's not nice

>>322483

>FDA doesn't give a shit about consumers

>"boy i'm sure the FDA gave a shit about it's consumers for once"

That's you. A shill.

>>322483

People will mock your "intelligence" when you supply wrong information to people who have well known information.

Make sense?

>>321502

Funny thing about anitdepressants..

sometimes people are too depressed to do anything at all,, and when they finally get a little boast they are able to kill themselves.

>>322350

> /killcen/

Well, that's shameless self-promoting at its finest.

>>322932

It was nice of him to marry a girl with Downs.

correlation =/= causation. They are not killing themselves because of the medication they are killing themselves because they are depressed, hence why they took the medication in the first place.

>>321526

He got posessed

>>322980

>>323134

Don't forget to sage.

The conspiratard /n/imrods on this board have no interest in what you have to say.

>>321878

this anon gets it

if you want though, you can keep playing hero and act like you know all the best conspiracies

>>321502

what a strange correlation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gikV5TSQAEI

http://sideeffects.embl.de/se/C0038661/

Super fun times.

>>323159

>>323166

You are fucking sick.

I grew up in this shit.

My parents were urged to put me on a daily dose of ritalin before I was 6.

And as I came to my pre-teen years and started to become very upset with the drug and it's side effects (and it's intended effects) the neurologists did everything they could to convince my parents that the drug could not be responsible for the ills and that an increased dosage was required.

I fought over it all through highschool, I couldn't kick the stuff anymore no matter how awful it made me feel, I had never done any work in my life without ritalin and I wouldn't get any support from my parents or any faculty in trying to learn how to perform without it.

I remember hearring from other kids who had it worse than me.

When they complained of depression effects when on ritalin, they were put on both ritalin and anti-depressants, to no positive effect.

I don't know how you and the shit you reply to can have such an infantile and pure vision for how the world around you works.

Everything you have no experience with just "works" in the way you think it should.

It's the kind of thinking that goes hand in hand with "you have no reason to hide anything from the police! They're all perfect and respectable people who only have their duty in mind!"

>>321533

Checked

>>322064

>Doesnt help that young adults also like to dabble and experiment with drugs more so than older folks and tons of drugs combined with anti depmeds causes Serotonin syndrome which is basically, seizure > coma > ? > death.

Yeah never take Dextromethorphan (main ingredient of cough syrup) on SSRIs or MAOIs

That shit will give a person a horrible case of serotonin syndrome

This is much worse in kids on antidepressants because they're the most likely to abuse the drugs that react to cause serotonin syndrome

>>323134

>>322980

You shitheads need to stop talking about crap you have no experience with.

You've never been on any of these drugs, and you've never seen first-hand how neurologists will call children liars over the pain they are caused.

And, actually the effect you are talking about is not even hidden, and it has been observed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antidepressants_and_suicide_risk

been reading this after coming across it at the library, very relevant

http://www.amazon.com/Mind-control-Peter-Schrag/dp/0394407598

>>321526

this is one instance where the object of correlation actually was designed to control one's mind

bumping back to the top

>>324533

SSRIs are poisonous crap. Took Zoloft once before so I know. Never again.

>>324524

Ritalin is not an antidepressant.

Kill yourself.

>>>/suicide/

>>321526

On an related note. Every 4/20, I play Eric's Doom wads. I used to play them with a bunch of people online too.

>>321661

>that image

>Islam Siddiqui

what the fuck

Serotonin is not a joke, it can do considerable damage to one's heart and cardiovascular system if significant quantities are allowed to circulate in your bloodstream if it does not cross the brain blood barrier.

SSRIs themselves are not the panacea that so many doctors seem to be portraying them as, and very few actual disorders should be treated peripherally with them when a more direct treatment for certain disorders is more effective and less potentially harmful.

Serotonin syndrome is an extremely unpleasant thing to experience, and if you were convinced by a doctor that you absolutely needed to be on such a medication as an SSRI and was told quite fallaciously that it was the "only" thing that would help you, it would start to feel like an unbearable existence having to contend with the side effects of more serotonin than your body actually needs, much less if you actually need any additional help with your serotonin receptors at all.

I could very easily see somebody killing themselves if they had to endure an excess of serotonin which can cause severe agitation, headaches, difficulty with motor control and involuntary muscle movements.

If you thought this was what you had to live with or have no other recourse for your problems, which might not even be psychological, you would probably start to consider ending your life as well.

>>322350

Watch out, /killcen/ They might hack your Windows XP SP3 Registry again!

>>329210

Intentionally.

There seems to be this obsession in the medical community with using SSRIs as a panacea for an absurdly broad range of conditions ranging from psychogenic to physiological when other treatments are more direct and pose less risk.

>>321513

The columbine shooters were well-fucked in the head without any antidepressant drugs. That is a poor example.

>>321502

>10 percent.

Wasn't that how much the dow jones went down in September?

in regards to the Benzo overdoses I would say that its not the evil pharm corporations but rather doctors over prescribing the medication. Benzos are not recommend for long term use

>>329380

Tell them to stop declaring a war on sadness. It's a natural thing.

People are supposed to be sad, even depressed at time.

>>322064

this has to be the dumbest conspiracy ever seen here

>1.) They dont actually resolve the real psychological reasoning behind your depression, only numb you to it.

And they never promise to. Sometimes the causes of depression cannot be solved, eg incurable illness, or take time, eg unemployment.

>2.) Like all things that trigger happiness, absence of consistently positive stimuli can cause sadness and in depressed individuals can cause relapse.

It doesn't cause happiness. It just manages the excessive sadness.

>3.) Actually has Physical Side-Effects to discontinuation, nausea, dizziness, etc. Which when combined with the lack of consistent amounts of serotonin well…

Just like a thousands of other medicines, they have side effects. Really dude?

>4.) For young adults and children it increases chance of suicide by a massive amount, like 80% among kids who were, get this, already suffering from major depressive disorder.

They are most likely already suicidal.

You sound like one of those parents that doesn't believe in depression refuses to help their kids and they end up killing themselves.

SSRIs tend to make you more impulsive, as a result of the increased reception of serotonin. Can attest, am on. I'm much better at jumping in and out of tasks and socializing where before I was bedbound and mostly mute, but I'm a more impulsive buyer too so…

So, if someone was deeply stressed with suicidal thoughts, they might just act on it. Medical effects may differ along with personal mental composition, so I don't claim to be the one case to represent all cases.

No surprise here.

>>329399

Honestly haven't figured out that they only put "increased" risk of suicide, if it's in comparison to a control group.

Anyone who takes this toxic crap willingly is brain-dead stupid (children excluded because they have no choice, its the parents fault).

>>335880

It isn't even the parent's fault because these people are preying on their trust in the system, a flaw that was instilled into them by the culture that came after the wars.

This is exploitation, pure and simple.

RELATED

http://8ch.net/n/res/335943.html

>>335986

The link in that post doesn't work.

>>335986

I think the thread about United States Preventive Services Task Force pushing for more minors to be screened for depression is more related.

https://8ch.net/n/res/334557.html

>>335993

Likely because it was sliden into a 404 void by spammers who keep posting non-newsworthy trash threads.

I never wanted to kill myself until I started taking those drugs every day.

>>329399

Got back after a few weeks. Lemme just address some stuff.

>They never promise to…

Not in a legal sense no. But having doctors, parents, psychiatrists, and even their ads basically offering you a cure is pretty nasty.

Just watch some antidepressant commercials big pharma puts on the tube, shits disgusting.

>it doesnt cause happiness

Biochemically derived from tryptophan, serotonin is primarily found in the gastrointestinal tract (GI tract), blood platelets, and the central nervous system (CNS) of animals, including humans. It is popularly thought to be a contributor to feelings of well-being and happiness.[9]

In a philosophical sense no. In a biological sense, yes.

>Just like thousands of other medications have side effects…

Yeah im not stating that "AD'S ARE THE ONLY MEDS WITH SIDE EFFECTS BAN THEM NOAW" but they promote repeated use. AD discontinuation syndrome along with seratonin syndrome are two of the most commonly reported with ADDS basically being withdrawal.

There are a few other possible side effects but antidepressants as we know them now were only popularized in the fucking 90's.

They also filled the same market that the tranquilizers fulfilled in the 60's. I don't know too much about that persay, but something to be considered.

>They were most likely already suicidal

Then why is this medication, that's known to increase suicidal thoughts and actions, being used to treat those with major depressive order and suicidal tendencies?

Genuinely not sure if you're just mislead or a shill, but If you apply some critical thinking, it's pretty easy to figure out.

While these antidepressants have practical uses on those who do suffer from an imbalance and I can support that scientifically aswell as anecdotally, I can't support their general use right now as due to the nature of the pharmaceuticals and medical care here in burgerstan.

Anyone who fills in a few bubbles on a checklist will be pipelined antidepressants. They are the easiest prescription drug to get access to in the US. 10% of the US population, a lil over 31 million people, are being treated with Antidepressants.

Oh yeah, I don't know if you live in burgerstan, but healthcare here is shit and mental healthcare is worse. Sure if you have lots of money, you can afford plenty of therapy, treatment, medication, etc. However if you're poor and generally speaking have more reasons to hate life than your average Trust Fund Kiddie, just taking the medication is your only real short term solution.

This, as any REAL medical professional (the one you cant afford) will tell, just treating such an injury wont heal it, you need to go to therapy for that, the therapy that you probably cant afford.

Depression is very real but I believe the majority of those its treating are misdiagnosed, but with shit doctors and shit treatment being the standard, misdiagnosis is very possible. Take that alongside the fact that 10% of the US population is currently being treated with antidepressants…

We've seen pharmaceutical companies disregard ethics for profit in the past. If you're to wide eyed and naive to see that I'd point to Shkreli and leave it at that.

The pharmaceutical companies make far more profit selling treatments at a low cost, then cures at a premium. They also make a good profit by making sure as many people as possible take their treatment, regardless of whether they truly need it.

This is not a conspiracy it's capitalism.

TL;DR Mistreatment, lack of quality mental healthcare, overprescription and popular misconceptions in the industry keep antidepressants popular. So big pharma has vested interest in making "cures" hard to get, but treatments easy to buy.

>>321661

so is there a diagram like this for republican administrations?

Deaths by obesity skyrocketing alongside climbing sealevel – Brian Fagioli is covering it up

>>343416

>To understand corruption, always follow the money.

Good points there.