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A View of Human Pathology
Michael Arnold Glueck, M.D., The Medicine Men
April 20, 2007
The month of April has brought us not only showers but also a tsunami of social and media disasters.
There have been three back-to-back news issues that don't seem to quit (the Imus Story, the Duke Lacrosse rape story, and the Virginia Tech multiple murder story).
Although in different places at different times, they are all related.
They are all similarly the fault and result of pathological human relationships and interaction a sort of omnipresent national mental illness that dominates our thinking.
They all deal with the inability of people to respect and communicate properly with one another.
Lets take a look at these three misbehaviors in both chronological order and degree of seriousness.
for full article:
http://newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/4/20/100918.shtml
Michael Arnold Glueck, M.D., The Medicine Men
April 20, 2007
The month of April has brought us not only showers but also a tsunami of social and media disasters.
There have been three back-to-back news issues that don't seem to quit (the Imus Story, the Duke Lacrosse rape story, and the Virginia Tech multiple murder story).
Although in different places at different times, they are all related.
They are all similarly the fault and result of pathological human relationships and interaction a sort of omnipresent national mental illness that dominates our thinking.
They all deal with the inability of people to respect and communicate properly with one another.
Lets take a look at these three misbehaviors in both chronological order and degree of seriousness.
for full article:
http://newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/4/20/100918.shtml
