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Sarcopenia posted:Luckily he was a mayor dumbdumb. YOU CAN'T CUT BACK ON DUCT TAPE FUNDING! YOU WILL REGRET THIS edit: rofl quote:When asked what he was doing in the area, Norman said he had an appointment with Spielberg about a screenplay that involved one man raping another man, and that the handcuffs and tape were props. No screenplay was found in the car Rev. Bleech_ has a new favorite as of 01:07 on Aug 3, 2017 |
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The irony is he must of been the only person in all of LA that didn't have a screenplay for Spielberg.
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Tbh I'm surprised he hadn't written a complete screenplay in which he ties up and rapes Spielberg.
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pookel posted:Tbh I'm surprised he hadn't written a complete screenplay in which he ties up and rapes Spielberg. As someone that has a stalker that has written detailed rape ...fanfiction(?)... I have to agree. :[
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That drat Satyr posted:As someone that has a stalker that has written detailed rape ...fanfiction(?)... I have to agree. :[ Does this happen to people a lot?
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Loose Ifer posted:Does this happen to people a lot? I think you'd be (unhappily) surprised.
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Loose Ifer posted:Does this happen to people a lot? Unfortunately. I've posted about my... situation in this thread before. There are always crazies out there, and sometimes it just takes a small perceived slight to make someone decide you're an enemy. In my situation I've literally never met the person in my life - they live in California, I live in NC, they found me online. They claim we went to "art college" together and I "raped her in the locker room". It's absolutely loving insane, and she's written about this supposed incident in very explicit detail and frankly if it wasn't me it would be kind of hilarious. I completely crowdfunded the money to go to California and stomp her in court and have a restraining order on her now, but to be honest it's very little in the grand scheme of things. The best I can reckon by the public dispatch logs, she still calls her local police about me all the time, claiming I'm running a massive stalking network leaving notes in her mailbox and such. My only solace is that I've spoken with several people from her local sheriff and they all know she's crazy, so I know I have absolutely nothing to fear. That Damn Satyr has a new favorite as of 19:06 on Aug 3, 2017 |
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Paranoid schizophrenia is kind of a sad, scary thing. Good thing that it 'only' affects about 1% of the population and receives disproportionately low research funding! A mildly interesting detail about schizophrenia that not everyone knows is that it is linked, in some weird poorly-understood way, with the use of mind-altering recreational drugs, particularly marijuana. People predisposed to schizophrenia appear to be more likely to be pot smokers, and the onset of full-blown schizophrenic thought patterns has a positive correlation with one's first high. That means that a not-insignificant number of people in the world have turned to weed for relief from stress only to suddenly earnestly believe they're surrounded by conspiracies, gang-stalkers, and hidden forces acting against them. With proper treatment, schizophrenia actually tends to respond pretty well to the wide range of anti-psychotic medicines available, but first you have to convince someone who usually believes the world is out to get to them to take mind-altering medication designed to make that illusion go away. If a schizophrenic breaks the law due to these beliefs and harms someone, a court may mandate psychiatric treatment, but until that point, basically no one can compel treatment anywhere I'm aware of (that's a good thing overall, although California in specific does have an especially weird law where a police officer with no psychiatric training can involuntarily commit someone based purely on a statement of what the officer thinks that person's diagnosis is).
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Shady Amish Terror posted:although California in specific does have an especially weird law where a police officer with no psychiatric training can involuntarily commit someone based purely on a statement of what the officer thinks that person's diagnosis is). I had no idea this existed. Huh. The more you know.
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Shady Amish Terror posted:Paranoid schizophrenia is kind of a sad, scary thing. Herbert Mullin a serial killer who claimed he killed to prevent earthquakes. Also, Brian Wilson (diagnosed schizoaffective) links his first LSD trip as to when he first heard voices. Which may or may not be. Wilson's memory is shockingly good, but he's always had a tendency to fit his stories to whoever's asking. If WIlson thought an interviewer would be pleased if he said he was really creative with the sandbox under the piano, he'd say just that.
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That drat Satyr posted:Unfortunately. I've posted about my... situation in this thread before. There are always crazies out there, and sometimes it just takes a small perceived slight to make someone decide you're an enemy. In my situation I've literally never met the person in my life - they live in California, I live in NC, they found me online. They claim we went to "art college" together and I "raped her in the locker room". It's absolutely loving insane, and she's written about this supposed incident in very explicit detail and frankly if it wasn't me it would be kind of hilarious. I completely crowdfunded the money to go to California and stomp her in court and have a restraining order on her now, but to be honest it's very little in the grand scheme of things. The best I can reckon by the public dispatch logs, she still calls her local police about me all the time, claiming I'm running a massive stalking network leaving notes in her mailbox and such. My only solace is that I've spoken with several people from her local sheriff and they all know she's crazy, so I know I have absolutely nothing to fear. What are her thoughts on Greedo?
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Shady Amish Terror posted:
This exact thing happened to a kid in my college fraternity. He took up weed and instantly turned violent and megalomaniacal. It was scary, to the point we actually called his family to come take him home.
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Beerdeer posted:This exact thing happened to a kid in my college fraternity. He took up weed and instantly turned violent and megalomaniacal. It was scary, to the point we actually called his family to come take him home. To be clear, paranoid schizophrenics are not typically violent or megalomaniacal. So your friend turning into Ted Bundy overnight is not the same as someone having the onset of schizophrenia triggered by smoking pot. Don't let movies and television fool you into thinking that schizophrenia is the same as psychopathy.
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Yeah. Violence stemming from schizophrenic thoughts is possible, but generally people with schizotypical thoughts are usually just scared and irate because their understanding of the world has suddenly grown to include 'there is a massive network of hidden meaning in the world no one else is seeing and/or conspiracies against me'.
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also schizophrenia doesn't even necessarily have to involve conspiracies at all there was this article about people who were in the prodromal phase of schizophrenia (where the odd beliefs start to take root but the brain doesn't 100% believe in it yet so the person is stuck in a 'I know this can't be true, yet it is what I see' zone), and one of the interviewees (all well-educated and very articulate--the article was primarily about how they managed to arrest the onset of schizophrenia precisely because they recognised the symptoms so early) very lucidly described how he became convinced that everything was made out of matchsticks, which the rational part of his brain was telling him was impossible, yet felt so compelling anyway that it had to be true e: on second thought the conspiracy part commonly associated with schizophrenia probably comes from other people repeatedly failing to acknowledge the surreal beliefs that have come to take root in the sufferer, or 'this must be a conspiracy because why else would everyone deny something that is so obviously true' LUBE UP YOUR BUTT has a new favorite as of 18:34 on Aug 4, 2017 |
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One reason conspiracy delusions come up a lot is because a lot of times schizophrenics interpret the voices they're hearing as signals or broadcasts that only they can hear. The ones I worked with never said that their own internal monologue was telling them to do things, it was other voices that were most definitely not the same(at least as they hear them) as their own.
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wikipedia posted:She told them: “Over there, in the field. They burnt me, they put petrol on me." They immediately took her to a nearby house and roused the residents, Michael and Margaret Coop, to call for an ambulance.[1][5] Michael Coop said: "Both her hands appeared like ash. Her legs were just like raw meat and her feet appeared to be badly charred. I was struck by how polite the victim was. She was constantly thanking my wife for her assistance." Margaret Coop said: "I instinctively went to put my arms around her but she pulled away because she could not bear to be touched. Her head was shaved and there were recent, not new, cuts to her head. Her face was almost featureless. Her hands were red raw and black at the fingertips. Her legs were red from top to bottom. She couldn't bear anything near her legs."[19] Capper drank six glasses of water, but was unable to hold the glass herself because of the injuries to her hands. Murder of Suzanne Capper Special cameo in this awful crime: Child’s Play 3.
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teen witch posted:Murder of Suzanne Capper That one always gives me a very physical reaction and the paragraph about how polite she was always gets to me. Similar and well kown cases. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Shanda_Sharer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theresa_Knorr https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Sylvia_Likens And lesser known cases. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Reena_Virk https://www.theguardian.com/society/2007/aug/04/socialcare.crime Hot take. Humans are garbage, trust no one.
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Sarcopenia posted:Hot take. Humans are garbage, trust no one. Waiter, send this take back to the kitchen, it's cold and not nearly fresh enough.
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I'm sure the book has been mentioned in this thread, but I recommend everyone following it read a copy of The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker, particularly if the thread is getting to you. Recommended because of the hot take.
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I just looked and The Gift of Fear is available free for people with Kindle Unlimited
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Sarcopenia posted:That one always gives me a very physical reaction and the paragraph about how polite she was always gets to me. Skylar Neese is another one that sticks with me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Skylar_Neese
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Bobby Digital posted:What are her thoughts on Greedo? He's a pain in the rear end.
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New story from the BBC Human trafficking, Online human auctions. And an asinine comment by the prosecutor. BBC posted:Italian prosecutor Paolo Storari said: "The victim was doped with ketamine - then she was locked in a bag and carried for hours in a car. I don't think asthma is the major concern here buddy.
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Shady Amish Terror posted:Waiter, send this take back to the kitchen, it's cold and not nearly fresh enough. eating only apples posted:Skylar Neese is another one that sticks with me
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Slowpoke Rodriguez posted:New story from the BBC I have asthma and it's weird how much I actually think about that when I hear about/see people gagged in movies or news reports
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Next time you find yourself drinking some Jameson whiskey remember one of it's founders paid 6 fancy handkerchiefs for a 10 year old slave so he could pay to watch a cannibal eat her."a real loving creep" posted:
Rest of the story here. Interesting to note that not only did he admit it, he defended it. http://theinquisition.eu/wordpress/2011/history/jameson-cannibalism/
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Well not a founder, but one of the later heirs. It'd be difficulty for someone to be old enough to found a Whiskey company in 1780 and still be around to pay to see a girl eaten in 1888.
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In a move no one saw coming, Australian wildlife just became even more dangerous and horrifying. This time it's something in the sea that really likes meat. Do not get in the water if you like having skin and flesh
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Your Gay Uncle posted:Next time you find yourself drinking some Jameson whiskey remember one of it's founders paid 6 fancy handkerchiefs for a 10 year old slave so he could pay to watch a cannibal eat her. The link you posted said that he denied being the one who caused it or was even interested in seeing it? I mean the fact that he went out of his way to describe all the details to defend himself shows that it probably definitely happened but he didn't say "yeah I did it and it was cool" he was trying to claim "the crazy savages were butchering a girl and I wanted no part of it but stuck around and paid for it cause my guide forced me to" or some poo poo
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He told his guide that he didn't believe cannibalism really happened as regular rituals. His guide said give me six handkerchiefs and I can prove you wrong. The guide was not talking poo poo. So even if we take his accord as 100% factual he still guilty of making a bet in very poor taste and failing to do anything to stop someone from getting eaten. Which is still the best possible case scenario. This all being said the person making the accusation is loving Henry Morton Stanley. A man who was a serial fraud. He also literally participated in genocide and helped to create a slave state. Terrible Opinions has a new favorite as of 12:08 on Aug 7, 2017 |
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Helith posted:In a move no one saw coming, Australian wildlife just became even more dangerous and horrifying. This time it's something in the sea that really likes meat. ftfy
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Terrible Opinions posted:He told his guide that he didn't believe cannibalism really happened as regular rituals. His guide said give me six handkerchiefs and I can prove you wrong. The guide was not talking poo poo. So even if we take his accord as 100% factual he still guilty of making a bet in very poor taste and failing to do anything to stop someone from getting eaten. Which is still the best possible case scenario. It was the translator who made the accusation, not Stanley.
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Sarcopenia posted:That one always gives me a very physical reaction and the paragraph about how polite she was always gets to me. You'll be happy to know that most of the people involved have been released for at least 2 years, including the woman who seems to be the principal torturer. Her time in prison might also not have been to bad, as she had an affair with the prison governor.
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Slowpoke Rodriguez posted:Human trafficking, Online human auctions. And an asinine comment by the prosecutor. Sarcopenia posted:That one always gives me a very physical reaction and the paragraph about how polite she was always gets to me.
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pookel posted:I mean, if it made the difference between life and death, it's kind of a big deal, yeah. Well there's this one. HUGE trigger warning for extremely graphic rape. http://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/burn-them-alive-delhi-gangrape-victims-last-words-100477.html
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Sarcopenia posted:Well there's this one. HUGE trigger warning for extremely graphic rape.
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I just felt like the actual events that happened were horrific enough without engaging in what if scenarios, it's like the true crime version of gilding the lily. I can see it being a little detail that drives the horror home and maybe gets some people who wouldn't to pay attention though.
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pookel posted:I mean, if it made the difference between life and death, it's kind of a big deal, yeah. There's Madge Oberholtzer who was held captive by DC Stephenson the Grand Dragon of the Indiana KKK in 1925 after he bullied her into a date after she rejected him and then forced her to drink until she was incapacitated. He raped and tortured her (bit her all over her body, including her back, ankles, tongue, face and breasts) for days and she believed that she would not be helped by the law as the KKK had enormous political power at that time. Weakened by her wounds, which were becoming infected, she managed to get to a drug store and buy some mercuric chloride and swallowed some to commit suicide. As she began vomiting blood, Stephenson returned her to her family. Madge lived for several weeks after giving a signed statement to police, but the combination of her staph infection and the kidney failure caused by the mercuric chloride killed her one month after her ordeal began. The wounds inflicted by Stephenson were so severe that she would have died even without trying to commit suicide. Madge was correct in believing that the Grand Dragon of the KKK had enormous political power, but his crime against her was so heinous that it basically destroyed the Indiana KKK as people quit in mass numbers. It lost 178,000 members in two years. As for Stephenson, he was sentenced to life in prison but served 20+ years on and off due to parole violations. By 1953 he was denying that he had ever been in the Klan. Here is an article about Madge from Smithsonian Magazine: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/murder-wasnt-very-pretty-the-rise-and-fall-of-dc-stephenson-18935042/
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:There's Madge Oberholtzer who was held captive by DC Stephenson the Grand Dragon of the Indiana KKK in 1925 after he bullied her into a date after she rejected him and then forced her to drink until she was incapacitated. He raped and tortured her (bit her all over her body, including her back, ankles, tongue, face and breasts) for days and she believed that she would not be helped by the law as the KKK had enormous political power at that time. Weakened by her wounds, which were becoming infected, she managed to get to a drug store and buy some mercuric chloride and swallowed some to commit suicide. As she began vomiting blood, Stephenson returned her to her family. Madge lived for several weeks after giving a signed statement to police, but the combination of her staph infection and the kidney failure caused by the mercuric chloride killed her one month after her ordeal began. The wounds inflicted by Stephenson were so severe that she would have died even without trying to commit suicide.
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