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One example of a malicious explanation would be: people are lying about having a disability to get some sort of benefits they don’t need, likely at the expense
by jfindper 10mo ago
One example of a malicious explanation would be: people are lying about having a disability to get some sort of benefits they don’t need, likely at the expense of someone who does need those benefits.
- teknopaul 10mo agoWhat they get is amphetamines, legally. 38% of stanford kids taking or selling drugs, legally, because they are rich kids: and the poor kids get jail time for buying it off them. Go USA. Wierd that no-one on this thread seems aware of it. There are two standard treatments for adhd: met & dexies midnight runners.
- footy 10mo ago[flagged]
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- bigfishrunning 10mo agoTaking the drugs legally, maybe; it is very much illegal to sell the kind of amphetamines used to treat ADHD. Ritalin, for instance, is a schedule II drug, and it is a felony to sell without a prescription.
- astrange 10mo agoThere are non-stimulant ADHD medications. Maybe they should try going on Intuniv instead. (That one reduces anxiety a lot, which would be good for students, but it also kinda kills your sex drive.)
- MangoToupe 10mo agoI mean who cares? This hurts nobody.