It is good to see some truth being told about a subject the medical industry tries to keep under wraps. The actuality of being tied down and shot up with a mind-altering substance, perhaps transported while blacked out to another facility and threatened with the same if exercising any level of free speech — is not yet captured here. I remember bringing water to folks in seclusion which earned me punishment. I remember being held for months, allowed outside only in a little cage where birds would come shit on us — the cage looked out to a brick wall. You were allowed fresh air only if you were going there to smoke a cigarette — I don’t smoke so I had to pretend. Later, I “earned” a pass to go out — I would visit the medical school next door and read. I was told I must go to supervised housing and accept SSI. Instead, I went home, reactivated myself on the substitute teacher’s call list, and began teaching AP Physics at the local high school. All of this is true. Force is used to subdue the person who objects to objectionable treatment.
It is good to see some truth being told about a subject the medical industry tries to keep under wraps. The actuality of being tied down and shot up with a mind-altering substance, perhaps transported while blacked out to another facility and threatened with the same if exercising any level of free speech — is not yet captured here. I remember bringing water to folks in seclusion which earned me punishment. I remember being held for months, allowed outside only in a little cage where birds would come shit on us — the cage looked out to a brick wall. You were allowed fresh air only if you were going there to smoke a cigarette — I don’t smoke so I had to pretend. Later, I “earned” a pass to go out — I would visit the medical school next door and read. I was told I must go to supervised housing and accept SSI. Instead, I went home, reactivated myself on the substitute teacher’s call list, and began teaching AP Physics at the local high school. All of this is true. Force is used to subdue the person who objects to objectionable treatment.
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