Here is why Americans socialists hope to emulate Hitler.

[Robert W]

Well, his wife was wrong. Problem with belonging to a deranged misogynist cult is you don't see the danger in front of you.

He was not in some misogynist cult. You have your own problems with Chinese communism.

 

[JoeB131]

He was not in some misogynist cult. You have your own problems with Chinese communism.

I don't have a problem with Chinese Communism. I don't live there and Mrs. B131 couldn't define Communism on a bet. (She's not really into politics.)

Mormons, on the other hand, have a huge problem with misogyny. Their poor neurotic wives just keep popping the valium to keep those big silly smiles on their faces.

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[Robert W]

Mormons, on the other hand, have a huge problem with misogyny. Their poor neurotic wives just keep popping the valium to keep those big silly smiles on their faces.

We do not. Well you are back in attack mode today. I don't take your crap.

 

[Robert W]

Mormons, on the other hand, have a huge problem with misogyny. Their poor neurotic wives just keep popping the valium to keep those big silly smiles on their faces.

Utah has 55 percent Mormons. Clearly the study you used is how many women and not how many LDS. And please from now on submit articles with no paywalls.
I can visualise your study. Ring ring, I want to talk to only Mormons. "yes I am one"
Are you a man? "Gosh no, I am a wife" Do you get treatment for depression? "I sure do." Are you addicted? "Wow, you busted me."

JoeB131 That is your actual fiction.

45 percent of the state is Catholics and other religions Joe.

Why do you love Stalin, XI, Communists yet you hate mormons intensely? Tell us the truth about those missionaries you claim you met!!!

 

[JoeB131]

Utah has 55 percent Mormons. Clearly the study you used is how many women and not how many LDS. And please from now on submit articles with no paywalls.

Well, Utah is 55% Mormon cult and they lead the nation in anti-depressents.

But you might have a point. Just having to live next to Mormon cultists is probably depressing people as well.

Why do you love Stalin, XI, Communists yet you hate mormons intensely? Tell us the truth about those missionaries you claim you met!!!

Naw, it was some BYU students I encountered when I was in college. The most back-stabbing mother fuckers I ever met in my life. That was before

Stalin never did anything bad to me, probably because he died a decade before I was born. Xi really doesn't bother me that much, either.

 

[Robert W]

Well, Utah is 55% Mormon cult and they lead the nation in anti-depressents.

Antidepressants are a medical treatment for depression and other conditions, and their use is primarily a matter of health and well-being, not a religious or spiritual problem. While some religious or cultural beliefs might influence how individuals approach treatment, it's not a core religious issue in itself.

Here's why:

• Medical Treatment:
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  Antidepressants are prescribed by doctors and are meant to address the underlying chemical imbalances or other biological factors contributing to mental health conditions like depression.
  
  
• Religious and Cultural Influences:
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  Religious beliefs and cultural norms can shape an individual's understanding of mental health and their willingness to seek treatment, including medication. For example, some religious traditions may have specific views on self-care or the use of medications, and cultural differences in how mental health is viewed can impact treatment choices.
  
  
• Not a Religious Problem:
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  While faith can be a source of support for individuals struggling with depression, it's not the primary issue needing addressing. The problem is the depression itself, which can be treated with various approaches, including medication.
  

In summary, while religious or cultural beliefs may influence an individual's decision to use antidepressants, the primary purpose of antidepressants is to address mental health issues, making it a medical, not a religious, problem.

 

[Robert W]

Naw, it was some BYU students I encountered when I was in college. The most back-stabbing mother fuckers I ever met in my life. That was before

You have the role on this forum as being the champion backstabber. I get it now. The BYU is where you went to College. You hated Mormons for turning you in.

Steve Young never hurt you Joe. I did not attend BYU. But you sure hate my guts and immediately attacked me once I said I am LDS. Did not know me. Never met me. Attacked me instantly. Due to students you claim.

 

[Failzero]

Antidepressants are a medical treatment for depression and other conditions, and their use is primarily a matter of health and well-being, not a religious or spiritual problem. While some religious or cultural beliefs might influence how individuals approach treatment, it's not a core religious issue in itself.

Here's why:

• Medical Treatment:
  .Opens in new tab
  Antidepressants are prescribed by doctors and are meant to address the underlying chemical imbalances or other biological factors contributing to mental health conditions like depression.
  
  
• Religious and Cultural Influences:
  .Opens in new tab
  Religious beliefs and cultural norms can shape an individual's understanding of mental health and their willingness to seek treatment, including medication. For example, some religious traditions may have specific views on self-care or the use of medications, and cultural differences in how mental health is viewed can impact treatment choices.
  
  
• Not a Religious Problem:
  .Opens in new tab
  While faith can be a source of support for individuals struggling with depression, it's not the primary issue needing addressing. The problem is the depression itself, which can be treated with various approaches, including medication.

In summary, while religious or cultural beliefs may influence an individual's decision to use antidepressants, the primary purpose of antidepressants is to address mental health issues, making it a medical, not a religious, problem.

Does Islam cause the use of weapons instead of anti Depressants ?

 

[IM2]

The only people wanting to emulate Hitler are MAGA.

 

[Robert W]

Stalin never did anything bad to me, probably because he died a decade before I was born. Xi really doesn't bother me that much, either.

I was born when that dictator and Hitler made the deal. I was in high school when
Stalin died.
XI caused the tariff wars. Biden really hammered him hard.

 

[Robert W]

The only people wanting to emulate Hitler are MAGA.

NAGA loves to emulate Hitler.

 

[Robert W]

Does Islam cause the use of weapons instead of anti Depressants ?

I have no opinion. Since you came up with that, do you have any ideas?

 

[Failzero]

I have no opinion. Since you came up with that, do you have any ideas?

Honor Killings ?

 

[Failzero]

I have no opinion. Since you came up with that, do you have any ideas?

Lie to the infidels ??

 

[Robert W]

Honor Killings ?

Sure with weapons.

 

[Failzero]

Sure with weapons.

And SSRIs ?

 

[Robert W]

And SSRIs ?

Guns, swords, axes!!!!

 

[Failzero]

Guns, swords, axes!!!!

Especially in the EU & UK of today

 

[JoeB131]

Antidepressants are a medical treatment for depression and other conditions, and their use is primarily a matter of health and well-being, not a religious or spiritual problem. While some religious or cultural beliefs might influence how individuals approach treatment, it's not a core religious issue in itself.

No, but it amuses me so many women in a cult are depressed by the standards of the cult.

You have the role on this forum as being the champion backstabber. I get it now. The BYU is where you went to College. You hated Mormons for turning you in.

I don't stab in the back, I stab in the front.

Nope, didn't go to BYU, just encountered some of your whacky cultists at a bad time in my life, which they made a little bit worse. Then I found out all the whacky history and beliefs.

Steve Young never hurt you Joe. I did not attend BYU. But you sure hate my guts and immediately attacked me once I said I am LDS. Did not know me. Never met me. Attacked me instantly. Due to students you claim.

Who the **** is Steve Young?

Yes, anyone who outs themselves as LDS is a fair target.

I was born when that dictator and Hitler made the deal. I was in high school when
Stalin died.

That would put you in your 80s... Is senile dementia setting in?

 

[Robert W]

I don't stab in the back, I stab in the front.

Nope, didn't go to BYU, just encountered some of your whacky cultists at a bad time in my life, which they made a little bit worse. Then I found out all the whacky history and beliefs.

JoeB131 You are the captain of your fate. Bigot. Do you understand the meaning?