EPTBehavioural Modification Camps in the USA - Page 8
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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XicalaAera
United States51 Posts
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Cyba
Romania221 Posts
But if they're sent to camp and somebody else handles the abuse it's ok ? o0 | ||
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Drium
United States888 Posts
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Deadeight
United Kingdom1629 Posts
On May 28 2011 17:40 gibb wrote: So when are we burning this shit? EDIT; I'm probably not the right person to hold the torch since I'm banned from entering the U.S. But someone damn well should, and it's a miracle that none of them kids hasn't gone and painted the inside red already... Out of interest, care to say how you got banned? | ||
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zalz
Netherlands3704 Posts
On May 28 2011 18:25 XicalaAera wrote: For the record this is not the work of real Christians, this is a cult. I am, as a Christian, disgusted at these people. Ooh i didn't know we had someone that could excommunicate people on the forums. | ||
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Deadeight
United Kingdom1629 Posts
On May 28 2011 11:51 Starfox wrote: Well, the story reminded me of re-education camps, but still his comment does in no way satisfy Godwin's Law.+ Show Spoiler + Seems like you throw that around like Gretorp does with 'metagame'  Did you understand his comment? | ||
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ibutoss
Australia341 Posts
On May 28 2011 21:00 Deadeight wrote: Out of interest, care to say how you got banned? Might not be specific to gibb, but anyone with a criminal record has no hope of entering America if any of the charges are violent or drug related. | ||
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Greatness
United States450 Posts
If anyone has 20 minutes of free time, I highly recommend it. It's funny because South Park is totally doing a satire on it, but sad at the same time since it's true. | ||
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Foooky
Australia205 Posts
On May 28 2011 17:53 Doctorbeat wrote: Most antidepressants are SSRI's. It was a large medical mistake for these alleged (mental) 'health professionals' to not have taken her medicine with them. Meh, SSRIs dont necessarily need to be tapered off if they are low dose. She didn't complain about withdrawal symptoms so more than likely she was fine. I don't know about America but non-drug measures i.e. therapy sounds like the right way to go, but perhaps her parents chose the wrong camp. Anyhow I have never understood how these people get themselves into the situations where they get raped - I would not necessarily trust anyone to go into a place alone... | ||
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Armathai
1023 Posts
I know elsewhere in the World this wouldn't fly due to child abuse alone. | ||
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Hedgehog
Macedonia73 Posts
I agree that leaving an unstable person unattended could lead to tragedies like school shootings and other utterly bad things. But no matter what, you can't reshape a person's set of values after the 14th year of age since that's when a personality of a person is fully developed. Trying to do so instead of helping the person reshape him/herself would be catastrophic to that person's emotional/psychological well being. And in extreme cases it would lead to some gruesome events. Every person raised in an unstable environment copes in his or her own way,and to be totally honest if i didn't have my brother to help me through those times I'd prolly wouldn't be here right now. And if I was subjected to this kind of treatment I would be serving a lifetime for mass murder. It's beyond belief how can places like these be allowed to exist in the states a country we look up to become. I admire this girl for being able to keep going after that, And if 1 of my girl friends told me that she was raped instead of telling every1 I'd prolly be rearranging that thing's skeletal structure. And no this isn't USA's fault, but people who condone this kind of treatment and won't bring the system's attention into it. I really doubt this 'institution' could get away with every abduction they did totally ignoring the human right's and more importantly the rights of the child. . | ||
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Chylo
United States220 Posts
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bjwithbraces
United States549 Posts
On May 28 2011 23:47 Chylo wrote: Interesting that everyone accepts this story as 100% true as retold by the person. There's been a lot of similar types of stories posted like this on the internet in order to create viral campaigns for fictional authors, (and designed to create a lot of outrage - on purpose) not saying this is one necessarily but it's just comical how everyone assumes everything some random text on the internet is the complete story coming from an anonymous author, and then go on to immediately blame religion, the usa, etc etc You know, towards the end as I was reading it, I was like "Hm, this is pretty well written". That doesn't mean much, except to me it didn't fit the story it was telling. Really good diction and rhetoric, almost makes you wonder. I wasn't going to comment about it further or post, but I saw your post and figured I had to now :p [e] However, I personally don't think it's the case you're arguing for. | ||
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
On May 28 2011 23:47 Chylo wrote: Interesting that everyone accepts this story as 100% true as retold by the person. There's been a lot of similar types of stories posted like this on the internet in order to create viral campaigns for fictional authors, (and designed to create a lot of outrage - on purpose) not saying this is one necessarily but it's just comical how everyone assumes everything some random text on the internet is the complete story coming from an anonymous author, and then go on to immediately blame religion, the usa, etc etc it's a lawsuite ...... seriously | ||
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Jiffymix
United States43 Posts
Evil exists. We shouldn't tolerate it, and in fact we should do all we can to resist it, but we must also try to understand how and why it exists in an individual. That individual most likely grew up in an environment that encouraged these sorts of beliefs, and he/she is simply the result of that flawed system. What is important is that people persevere, resist the beliefs that he/she grew up around, and make their own choice to hopefully do the right thing. We shouldn't just accept that a person who grew up in an evil environment grows up to be a serial killer, but help them through their past difficulties, give them the opportunities to persevere and grow into a good human being. | ||
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ahr28
6 Posts
It is the most filthy thing I have read in my life, and I'm not sure whether I was better of not having found the document in the first place. That is also the reason that I am not linking those documents here. Concerning the WWASP, I am not sure what we can do to stop them. It's cruel, and above all (this is not coming from a religious person, but I do believe in a higher foce) it is NOT an "act" of God or neither God's way. | ||
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Half
United States2554 Posts
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TALegion
United States1187 Posts
On May 28 2011 23:31 Armathai wrote: Anyone care to elaborate on the legality of these kind of camps? I know elsewhere in the World this wouldn't fly due to child abuse alone. In every country, bullshit work. They can just say something along the lines of: "It's not abuse, it's behavioral modification. They're meant to uplift children whom their parents believe have engaged in negative, destructive, troublesome, if not illegal, actions before. It's in no way religious, as it cares for the general welfare of any child in need of help. It uses a well calculated curriculum and support system with the addition of well-trained, professional therapists, a buddy-system, and respected authority figures." And no one will have shit on them, as long as parents are willing to send their kids there. | ||
Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On May 28 2011 05:50 DisneylandSC wrote: Religion at its finest. Absolutely disgusting. I don't think it's possible for me to agree any more than I do with this statement. | ||
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