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i think a lot of human beings (not niggers and other subhumans) have been made to suck on purpose, and that we're going to need our own kind of "great reset" at some point down the road

a lot of damage to undo, from a lot of different psyops, that have many points of origin

part of not giving up is understanding that there is still good in people

the majority of our suffering and misery is artificially created by technocrats aristocrats politicians and jews who worship demons

someday we will be able to repurpose many of the same tools and technology they have used for evil, in order to unfuck hundreds of millions of people and give the public it's long overdue redemption arc

Part of the war on drugs is the desire to have as much of a monopoly on altered perceptions as possible, to be able to control its application from a top-down operational level.

Huxley predicted that the technocrats would use drugs to alter perception in the ruled, to make people "happy" when they should not be happy.

To reinforce and guide the effects of the drugs, we have therapy and psychiatry and mass media and staged events—the peanut butter and chocolate of MKUltra fuckery, the bounty of all that research, ways to weaponize trauma against you and others.

Psych drugs and tranny drugs are all part of the corporate state's way of controlling the White public and opening new markets for products that are cheap to produce.

If SSRIs and lithium and so on were cut off from the public for a month, there would not be a United States government anymore—and that's not just because those drugs are addictive.

💊 SSRI Risks & Effects — Streamlined Fact Summary



📊 Violent behavior (15–24)


Swedish registry study of ~856k people reported a 43% increase in violent-crime convictions during SSRI-treated periods in this age group.

📊 Suicidal thoughts/behaviors (youth)


Antidepressant trials in children and adolescents show ~4% suicidal ideation/behavior on drug vs ~2% on placebo.

📊 Bipolar switching


In bipolar populations, antidepressant-associated mania/hypomania emergence appears in ~15–40% of reported clinical samples.
General-population lifetime bipolar prevalence sits around 1–4%.

📊 Emotional blunting


Surveys and clinical studies report ~40–60% experience reduced emotional intensity or authenticity.

📊 Motivation/affect dampening


Reported as part of emotional blunting: muted positive/negative affect and lowered drive.

📊 Sexual dysfunction


Large outpatient studies: ~50–70% incidence depending on drug and measurement method.

📊 Pregnancy risks


Some cohort and registry studies show small absolute increases in specific defects (e.g., ~0.5% → ~0.9% for certain cardiac septal defects).
Paroxetine shows the most consistent signal in older data.

📊 Withdrawal / discontinuation


Patient surveys: ~50–60% report withdrawal symptoms.
Meta-analysis of controlled trials: ~15%.

📊 Common early side effects


Akathisia, agitation, anxiety spikes, insomnia, palpitations.

📊 Pharmacogenetics


CYP2D6 and CYP2C19 variants affect SSRI metabolism and dosing response; published clinical dosing guidelines exist.

RT: https://noauthority.social/users/PNS/statuses/116112897856181185

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_...

i feel like a bedrock of a functional democracy would be letting people who are in the best position to think about the past and future vote

beginning suffrage at 25 and ending it at 65 evades a lot of pitfalls and gives the citizen a 40 year window to have a voice in the electorate, while keeping people out who have perverse incentives to participate in legislation

ideally we would also keep subhumans from voting if we're making use of things like management cybernetics to redesign systems like the state from the ground up

RT: https://pkteerium.xyz/objects/c1f7d6b1-ea1b-498e-b74a-604d2d4a14a0