Mental illness and 9/11

The Platypus said:
So you have a history of mental illness... gee, go figure, so many of you drones do.
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No I said I was forcibly treated for a short time, not that I have a history of mental illness.

As far as I can judge I do not believe I suffer or have suffered from mental illness if you exclude mild situational depression.
 
Although that doesnt mean that, when recently I was concerned that my Holocaust denial activities while I was in Germany might have me wind up before the court (normal sentence if you do not retract being 5 years, 2.5 years if you recant your views to the court), I wasn't going to try to submit a plea "Not Guilty by reason of insanity"

I do wonder if schizophrenia would be accepted in Germany as a defence against a charge of Holocaust denial. I suspect it would be caught under a Catch 22 clause.

ie. Only a sane person would be aware that large parts of the Holocaust narrative were untrue, ergo if you deny the Holocaust you must be sane.
 
A W Smith said:
well you certainly have your problems, And you are a holocaust denier on top of being a truther? I'm Shocked I tell you! Shocked!
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I certainly do have my problems, for example, despite being universally acknowledged as being highly proficient in my previous area of expertise I have had to retrain in a completely field in order to get another job. So yes, I do have my problems, mental issues, however, are not among them.
 
little grey rabbit said:
No I said I was forcibly treated for a short time, not that I have a history of mental illness.

As far as I can judge I do not believe I suffer or have suffered from mental illness if you exclude mild situational depression.
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Mentally ill people often think they aren't mentally ill and that they are having treatment "forced" upon them.

You've been treated for mental illness, therefore you have a history of it. duh.
 
The Platypus said:
Mentally ill people often think they aren't mentally ill and that they are having treatment "forced" upon them.

You've been treated for mental illness, therefore you have a history of it. duh.
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Only if you are misdiagnosed with cancer then you have a cancer history. I was never given anything more than a preliminary diagnosis because I refused to accept the authority of the psychiatrists and answered no questions.

The upshoot of what happened is I spent 10 days in confinement until I took legal action to obtain a court order ordering my release.

Because I answered no questions it was impossible for the doctors to give a firm diagnosis and I exploited this in court to obtain my release - over their objections I might add.
 
Misdiagnosed according to who, you?

This guy is hilarious, he embraces delusions and denies reality over more than one issue, he says crazy things, by his own admission the courts of his country think he's mentally ill and he's been treated for mental illness, and yet he thinks noone can tell he's got a mental illness problem.

Now that's crazy.... LOL
 
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The Platypus said:
This guy is hilarious, he embraces delusions and denies reality over more than one issue, by his own admission the courts of his country think he's mentally ill and he's been treated for mental illness, and yet he thinks noone can tell he's got a mental illness problem.

Now that's crazy.... LOL
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Actually the courts of my country did not express an opinion on whether or not I was mentally ill. All they said was that evidence could not be supplied to demonstrate I needed treatment - hence I was ordered to be released immediately.
 
little grey rabbit said:
Actually the courts of my country did not express an opinion on whether or not I was mentally ill. All they said was that evidence could not be supplied to demonstrate I needed treatment - hence I was ordered to be released immediately.
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First you claimed it was the courts, now it wasn't. So then who was it that you claim "forced" you into treatment?
 
Something is very fishy with this vague story of yours. If there was no diagnosis, then there was no treatment. So then you are lying from the beginning by claiming you were forced into mental illness treatment.
 
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So to summarize, you were in Germany, and you were in custody for something, and you thought that your activities of denying the holocaust would end you up in deeper trouble, so clearly you weren't in court for that, so what were you in court for originally?

Why did the court order you to be held and to undergo psychiatric evaluation?

How did refusing to cooperate get you off of whatever the charges were and released exactly, how did you exploit this?

If you weren't diagnosed, due to your non cooperation, then what was the "treatment" for mental illness that you endured.

And this was all because you believe in 911 CTs? How do you figure?

This is what you call being "forced by repulsive elites to undergo mental illness treatment for believing in 911 conspiracies"?

What you have claimed, makes no sense at all and makes you look crazy.
 
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The Platypus said:
Something is very fishy with this vague story of yours. If there was no diagnosis, then there was no treatment. So then you are lying from the beginning by claiming you were forced into mental illness treatment.
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Keeping in mind that I'm not a mental health professional, a few possibilities come to mind...

  1. He's trolling
  2. He's a pathological liar
  3. He may suffer some other illness (disorganized thinking is a possible manifestation of schizophrenia; this may also explain why he attempted to defend schizophrenia as healthy in certain contexts)
 
Cl1mh4224rd said:
Keeping in mind that I'm not a mental health professional, a few possibilities come to mind...

  1. He's trolling
  2. He's a pathological liar
  3. He may suffer some other illness (disorganized thinking is a possible manifestation of schizophrenia; this may also explain why he attempted to defend schizophrenia as healthy in certain contexts)
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1. yes
2. yes
3. narcissistic personality disorder, at the very least
 
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