MsAnais
Verified Clinical Psychologist (AU)
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I'm shorter than that so does that make me a mini McNugget?
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That makes you adorable! :loveyou:
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I'm shorter than that so does that make me a mini McNugget?
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That makes you adorable! :loveyou:
Can your background in allied health help me to understand how some people can be recreational meth users and others are completely destroyed? Is it just restraint? Genetics? It's fine if there is no answer or you don't want to answer.
And I take offence to everything being directed at one person. There were 3 people involved yet one is being vilified. If you arent qualified and you know nothing then wait for the truth to be revealed.
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I'd think the torture was intended to be the message to Sam to take it seriously and pay back the money he owed.
You keep insisting that he was an ICE dealer - we are all speculating here - we don't know what or if there were drugs involved for sure - unless you know different. We should remember to keep an open mind. JMO
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Agreed, it's never easy to those involved in something like this inadvertently, to find out that the person you thought you knew, you really didn't know at all.
I don't think anyone is asking you to feel sorry for anyone? You're entitled to your opinion, but ST is still a victim here regardless.
The problem is people can always say "No" to drugs and a lot do knowing the consequences of their intake of those substances. Drugs have always been around, and we haven't changed that fact yet to my knowledge.
I don't think anyone is asking you to feel sorry for anyone? You're entitled to your opinion, but ST is still a victim here regardless.
The problem is people can always say "No" to drugs and a lot do knowing the consequences of their intake of those substances. Drugs have always been around, and we haven't changed that fact yet to my knowledge.
IMO the theatre of war is an outlet for someone with a psychopathic personality to run rampant with impunity and indulge in the kind of violence they've often fantasised about but haven't acted upon.
I've read accounts by serial killers describing how going to war and being 'allowed' to kill people really set something free in them and once they returned home, the serial killings began. That element was already present in their system....the 'legitimacy' of killing in a warzone just stopped it being dormant. They became 'activated', so to speak.
JMO
** please note that I am not saying that is what happened for AD. I am speaking generally here about a psychopathic personality and war - I have not assessed AD so can't say that he is psychopathic or has a personality disorder.
I'm shorter than that so does that make me a mini McNugget?
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True. But people can always say no to selling them, too. People who take drugs, people who sell drugs, people who kill people: play stupid games and you'll win stupid prizes.
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Yes! You're popcorn chicken [emoji8] I'm just jealous. I always wanted to be short.
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Yes! You're popcorn chicken [emoji8] I'm just jealous. I always wanted to be short.
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JMO i feel the same as you. I feel like he made excuses to justify being able to run around with a gun by going to fight against ISIS. Why? Because we had unofficial sources saying he picked fights and misbehaved in school, had no direction (job hopped) and was bored of his brisbane life. It isnt a coincidence that all the people that joined this 'cause' seem to be young men. It gives them a perfect excuse to shoot others etc if they are that way inclined. how come we never see retired military members, activists etc joining this cause? Because they go the legal route if they are that passionate such as joining peace keeping organisations. But thats thag just my opinion and i am for compliance with law.
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JMO i feel the same as you. I feel like he made excuses to justify being able to run around with a gun by going to fight against ISIS. Why? Because we had unofficial sources saying he picked fights and misbehaved in school, had no direction (job hopped) and was bored of his brisbane life. It isnt a coincidence that all the people that joined this 'cause' seem to be young men. It gives them a perfect excuse to shoot others etc if they are that way inclined. how come we never see retired military members, activists etc joining this cause? Because they go the legal route if they are that passionate such as joining peace keeping organisations. But thats thag just my opinion and i am for compliance with law.
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Does anyone know what kind of a state a person would be in if they mixed Meth with Coke?
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I reckon NO amount of paramedics could hold that person down! I can't imagine. Superhuman and flying!Does anyone know what kind of a state a person would be in if they mixed Meth with Coke?
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