Voice Hearing Often Linked to Violence in News Media

This article does point out the stranglehold the psycho / pharmaceutical companies have over the mainstream media – since, of course, it is these industries that profit from this type of stigmatization, stereotyping, and propaganda.

As a person who has experienced “voices,” I will tell a bit about my story. I first got “voices” after being put on an “antipsychotic” drug cocktail, given to “cure” the known ADRs and withdrawal symptoms of a “safe smoking cessation med.” I got three evil “voices,” ironically the “voices” of my real life enemies, pumped into my head with the psych drugs. Thankfully, the evil “voices” went away after I was weaned off the psych drugs. But this does mean that at least a percentage of the population gets “voices” from the “antipsychotics,” and I’m quite certain the psychiatric practitioners still need to learn this.

Oh, I did get “voices” one other day. It was no doubt due to withdrawal from a “snowing” (drugging a person until only the whites of their eyes show – one of the docs who did this to me has now been arrested by the FBI for doing this to lots of patients for profit).

I got the “voices” of “everyone” in my head. It was really obnoxious. I had to tell the “voices” that I could not function that way, and they were only allowed to speak when all wanted to say the exact same thing at the exact same time. I haven’t heard from them since, unless you consider an “inner voice” of common sense, “voices.”

I have learned from reading my medical records that the psychiatric practitioners apparently believe common sense, gut instincts, thoughts, and dreams are all “voices.” I disagree, these are normal things all people do, or should be blessed with. And it is the psych drugs that take away inner peace and induce incessant and obnoxious “voices.”

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“84% of the articles contained no suggestion that voice-hearing can be ‘normal’… Most of the articles (81.8%) connected voice-hearing to mental illness. In some cases, auditory verbal hallucinations were simply equated with insanity. Some articles linked voice-hearing to a tragic lack of control… Another common assumption was that hallucinations are frightening…”

Hmmm, could it be that many are in pure denial of their ‘inner voices?’ That’s fertile ground for negative projections, stigma, and discrimination–such as what is occurring in the mental health field. I agree with Someone Else, common sense, instincts, etc. have fallen by the wayside due to this madness of creating pathology from the most natural and healthy of occurrences in life, which to my mind, are fueled by mass denial in the field. I would include ‘creativity’ in this assessment, as well. And, I think it’s painfully obvious.

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Thank you psychiatry… How else should they justify all the horrible things done to the “crazy dangerous schizophrenics”?

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