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You are mistaken, and your line of reasoning is flawed and borderline delusional but before going into this I have to address a more important concern. Your re
by trod1234 2y ago
You are mistaken, and your line of reasoning is flawed and borderline delusional but before going into this I have to address a more important concern.
Your response is very characteristic of people I know who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia, which makes me earnestly concerned for you.
Your statements and line of reasoning are easily found invalid and discarded by contradiction or counter-example, and credibility goes out the window when invalid fallacy happens more than once in short succession, at least in normal conversation among healthy individuals, typically.
Historically, violence as a means of keeping the powerful in check has been used successfully a number of times which contradicts your statement on regulation.
No one said we should stop regulating or enforcing laws, you seem to have hallucinated this. (concerning...)
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness, and delusion lasting longer than a few weeks is a strong indicator, alongside other indications (hallucinations/illogical non-sequitur means of reasoning).
Please seek help for a proper examination/diagnosis by a qualified mental health professional.
Those with schizophrenia commonly end up harming themselves unknowingly, as a result of the related perceptual blindness the disease imposes.
In case you are wondering, the main difference between the delusional and healthy rational people is the former rarely if ever question the validity (truth) of their statements/beliefs, while healthy people constantly question and probe for flawed structures so they can build back better.
I hope you don't take offense, it is a serious illness which impacts many, where the victims of it often do not and cannot recognize it as it is happening, and prognosis is often better following early treatment. If you see something, you say something.
I hope I am wrong, but I can't simply ignore three objective indicators of mental illness in three sentences.