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the cure for paranoia
#5596793 - 05/06/06 02:03 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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in doing gods work
I have often risked imprisonment
thankfully, god has protected me from imprisonment
but if god were to send me to prison
to prison I would go
I would see this as an opportunity
for all experience is opportunity
thankfully, there is no need for me to go to prison
for prisoners need no ministers
for they are already close to god
because god put himself in prison
so that he might set his people free.
to know what it is like to be deprived of freedom
is to know an important part of god's duties
if you want to take over god's duties
you can have the job!
but I suspect you will soon quit
for god's job is not easy
though he makes it appear so.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: DoctorJ]
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"" ...
because god put himself in prison
so that he might set his people free.
... ""
Nice!
and I have to post this;
II Corinthians 6:16: And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them ; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.
(again...)
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: DoctorJ]
#5597176 - 05/06/06 08:17 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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"to prison i would go I would see this as an opportunity"
Tru dat. Just ask Martha Stewart... 
In prison, your opportunities are to either get punked or fight back, join a gang or get punked, and you can either do hard time or easy time.
The choice is yours. Oh yeah I forgot if you touched a little kid you get different opportunities like getting shanked or beaten to death.
Get real, you would shit your pants on the bus to the big house, punk. The opportunity to strip down and get that shit hosed off your ass would follow shortly. Close attention to your ass will be followed by a different opportunity for you to be someone's bitch.
"to prison i would go to prison i would go hi ho they want me to ho to prison i would go"
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: DoctorJ]
#5597251 - 05/06/06 09:14 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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I do not like your post at all.......creative never the less.
From my experience the way God works is very very different from the perspective you have given this day.
Why would God protect you from prison ? The prison is where God is.
Prisoners need no ministers ? WHAT ??????????
God is not the prison my friend........God is the freedom
I just don't get it at all..............To conflicting and way out of whack with the values of Love. And I have a very hard time seeing the wisdom of the cure for paranoia.
You get graded...........hum...........D-
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Fucknuckle]
#5597255 - 05/06/06 09:17 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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LOL, D-
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Fucknuckle]
#5597336 - 05/06/06 09:57 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Fucknuckle said:
You get graded...........hum...........D-
once again you have proven your self a bigot by embracing the white and dismissing the black
god is the source of ALL things
both good and evil
freedom and bondage
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: DoctorJ]
#5597472 - 05/06/06 10:58 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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There is nothing holy about prison. Prison is the end of the line. There is nothing worse than being imprisoned against your will. Stop trying to be optimistic about prison life. You're avoiding the imperialistic nature and subsequent flaws of incarceration.
God does not control your life. If everything happened according to fate, what then is the point of living? Believing in fate is to believe that free will does not exist. If free will does not exist, then how can one be held divinely accountable for their actions?
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Kid_Kaoz]
#5597581 - 05/06/06 11:48 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Prison is not the end of the line. True it's an ugly reality and one I would not choose, but some have found their path in prison.
The end of the line IMO is self loathing and fear.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5597899 - 05/06/06 02:47 PM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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"Prison is not the end of the line. True it's an ugly reality and one I would not choose, but some have found their path in prison.
The end of the line IMO is self loathing and fear."
Until you have been incarcerated, you really have no idea.
It's as bad as people who have never been enlightened talking about what it feels like to be enlightened.
News flash, we are all doing time whether in the prison of our own construction, or in a real prison. If you aren't finding your real path outside of a real prison, the odds of you finding in it a real prison are
1. Lower than on the outside 2. Greater than on the outside.
(Answer is 1. Either you agree or please present evidence to the contrary)
Self loathing and fear are choices and if we make them then we get what we deserve whether outside or inside of a prison.
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While I have never been in prison. I have friends who have and at least one seemed to come out of it intact. Tim Leary was in prison for many years and didn't complain about the experience too much.
Whats your problem here Lunar?
No one said anything about anyone not getting what they deserved. The question was what one thinks of as the end of the line. I gave my opinion on that and if you don't like it tough.
Please share with us your experience of prison and then I will consider you somewhat of an expert.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5598180 - 05/06/06 04:50 PM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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"Tim Leary was in prison for many years and didn't complain about the experience too much."
Well with people sending him "stamps" all the time coupled with the admiration of millions for his "suffering" I wouldn't consider that a "typical prison experience".
End of the line wouldn't be free LSD and admiring fans...
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You said prison.
Now you say you need to determine the type of experience one has in prison. You are contradicting yourself. All I ever said is that prison is not necessarily the end of the line. I'm sure there are other examples in the hundreds of thousands of people who have been incarcerated, that have come out better than they went in.
Again, what are you pissed off about. It's not like I'm saying prison is a joy ride. It's pure hell for most. WTF?
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5599521 - 05/06/06 11:58 PM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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"I'm sure there are other examples in the hundreds of thousands of people who have been incarcerated, that have come out better than they went in." You mean, prison works to better people ? Welcome to the matrix !  j/k
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5600061 - 05/07/06 03:03 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Icelander said: Prison is not the end of the line. True it's an ugly reality and one I would not choose, but some have found their path in prison.
Many find the path while incarcerated. There is something about adversity and hardship that draws a person towards God. You become more spiritually in tune.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
#5600359 - 05/07/06 08:23 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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BlueCoyote said: "I'm sure there are other examples in the hundreds of thousands of people who have been incarcerated, that have come out better than they went in." You mean, prison works to better people ? Welcome to the matrix !  j/k
So often you miss the point. The person works to better themselves, and the horror of prison is the wake up call.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5600381 - 05/07/06 08:34 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Again I see you not getting my point. What about askin ?
 I just look at things different then you. It is good, sharing different points of views to widen ones limited horizon.
I think, if nature would be left more uninfluenced, prison would be not necessary, because someone who does harm, will get his punishment quite immediately.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5600392 - 05/07/06 08:38 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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no simple recipe exists in which you can be garanteed a glance at the tiger and be spared, but you will have to do it sometime. after a good gaze the fear may be gone.
I have met unafraid people sometimes they say that they have already died.
e.g. having lost all their family in the holocaust etc. tragic, and beyond.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5600458 - 05/07/06 09:15 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Prison basically enforces the prisoner's negative attitude towards a society what has risen it up. Simple psychology.
DoctorJ, if you compare god in prison with humans in prison, would you imprison yourself out of your free will, to 'protect' society from you ? That would be the god's prison, brought to human circumstances. And if you think, god is punished by imprisoning him, that would be human's prison, brought to godly circumstances.
I think there is quite a difference. G*d does not personally influence humans, out of free will, to let them their free will. People punish other people by putting them into prison, to get rid of their 'free will'.
Please elxplain how you would see these both concepts, blending together.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
#5600476 - 05/07/06 09:22 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Prison basically enforces the prisoner's negative attitude towards a society what has risen it up. Simple psychology.
That could be a good thing in and of itself and is mostly true. If society imprisons unjustly (mostly the case) and does not provide humaine conditions then it's a good thing to really know where that society is comming from. Then you can strike out on your own.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
#5600479 - 05/07/06 09:24 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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BlueCoyote said: Prison basically enforces the prisoner's negative attitude towards a society what has risen it up. Simple psychology.
That simple, eh? That must be why education for an aspiring criminal psychologist spans five to seven years, and requires a doctorate and state licensing. 
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I am already dead, the only questions are when and how. Why should I be afraid of something that is inevitable?
My "end of the line" will be when I will prefer death to life. Hopefully I will have a low pain and dignified choice or get lucky and die in my sleep. My main concern with death is that I don't want to suffer a painful terminal illness like my sister did.
As for self loathing, fear, anger, jealousy, self deception, and all the other ego driven emotions, sure I feel them at times. End of the line? No way. The key there is to at least work on why you are feeling things and move towards change. You don't have to go to prison to effect change in your life. If you need hardship, go live on the street or go work at the soup kitchen and live among the homeless.
Better yet, if you really want a prison type experience to jump start you on that path to success without actually committing a felony and all the expense and hassle of that, commit yourself to a mental hospital. A few weeks in there would be a good "wake up call".
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Who said anyone wants a prison experience. Sometimes people end up there against their wishes.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
#5600512 - 05/07/06 09:43 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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I didn't say you should want a prison experience, but I do think you need one.
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Better yet, if you really want a prison type experience
I appreciate you wanting me in prison friend
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: DoctorJ]
#5600530 - 05/07/06 09:51 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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" Below him was the multitudinous river, and, where the rock had parted it around him, big-grained vapor rose. The mini-molecules of water left in the wake of his line made momentary loops of gossamer, disappearing so rapidly in the rising big-grained vapor that they had to be retained in memory to be visualized as loops. The spray emanating from him was finer-grained still and enclosed him in a halo of himself. The halo of himself was always there and always disappearing, as if he were candlelight flickering about three inches from himself. The images of himself and his line kept disappearing into the rising vapors of the river, which continually circles to the tops of the cliffs where, after becoming a wreath in the wind, they became rays of the sun. "
Norman Maclean
"On the Big Blackfoot River above the mouth of Belmont Creek the banks are fringed by large Ponderosa pines. In the slanting sun of late afternoon the shadows of great branches reached from across the river, and the trees took the river in their arms. The shadows continued up the bank, until they included us." Norman Maclean
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fireworks_god said:
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BlueCoyote said: Prison basically enforces the prisoner's negative attitude towards a society what has risen it up. Simple psychology.
That simple, eh? That must be why education for an aspiring criminal psychologist spans five to seven years, and requires a doctorate and state licensing. 
Yes, as hopefully every psychologist can grasp the nature of psychology, it takes that long for a criminal psychologist, to make his 'educators' re-order him his basic learnings in comfort of Justicia and society. The licenses approve his conformity, not his psychological knowledge (almost every license does that). After that training, he can make the prisoner see prison as a good place, himself formerly bad and the prison aiding him to get to the good standards of society. Simply brainwashing. I think there is still discussion about the goods and bads of prison in psychology, but that is not for a criminals' psychologist  Eh !
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
#5600592 - 05/07/06 10:14 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Do you even know what a criminal psychologist is? 
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fireworks_god said: Do you even know what a criminal psychologist is? 
 Peace.
Sure, as there is the same word in german and 90% of them work for court or police. Also, I took 8 semesters of psychology, myself. What makes you think I didn't know ?
Ah, you missed that many of them work in rehabilitation, too...
I refered to psychology for those allready imprisoned.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
#5600696 - 05/07/06 10:52 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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if god is so close to prison, explain the alarming rate of anal sex.
i was under the impression he didn't like that kinda stuff.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: kotik]
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I think you related your question to Dr.J ? For me prison has not much to do with god, except that some true godsmen sit there. The negative effects of prison (deprivation) are more responsible for that crazy stuff going in there, than the prisoners.
But anal-sex outside of prison, I must say, that if those find joy with it, it is all right. But you can enjoy anal-sex with females too, if you wish (there are dildos for them) But Ican't say if they will enjoy that as like a man would, but he also could 'use' a female for that...
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
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BlueCoyote said: What makes you think I didn't know ?
What makes you think that I thought you didn't know?
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BlueCoyote said: What makes you think I didn't know ?
What makes you think that I thought you didn't know?
 Peace.
this question: Do you even know what a criminal psychologist is? plus emoticon 
But what has your statement about criminal psychologists to do with the general psychological view of imprisonment ? (Besides their use in rehab or in care/supervision/support of prisoners)
As I see it (I haven't said yet): General psychology states to avoid or counter harm, by learning. If you are presented to constant harm by imprisonment induced by 'society', you primarily learn to avoid and counter (prisons of course too, making you more wicked, but more important) society and their concepts. The cause and effect is too far away, to be imprinted 'naturally'. That's like if you want to educate a dog, then the cause (his misdeeds) and the effect (your harm) may not be too far away, else he won't get it.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: BlueCoyote]
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BlueCoyote said: this question: Do you even know what a criminal psychologist is? plus emoticon 
Exactly, I asked you if you knew what a criminal psychologist was.
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BlueCoyote said: this question: Do you even know what a criminal psychologist is? plus emoticon 
Exactly, I asked you if you knew what a criminal psychologist was.
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+ even +  + following my statement about them. I perceive when someone doubts what I said, no worry 
But as you were on a different context than me (see previous post), there did the misunderstanding come from.
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
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That was a hypothetical question, but apparently it struck a nerve.
My problem is with hyprocrites such as you have proven in this post. First you argue that prison is somehow going to improve one's life, oh it's not so bad, Timothy Leary didn't complain, you had a friend come out intact, etc...
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If a moderator catches this, you will be going to prison. One cannot reveal what was said in a private message on the forum itself. 
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I said prison could be a good experience as in, it does not have to be bad although it often is. I never said it is "not so bad". I even said it is hellish. I said Tim Leary (in his words) said it was a good experience.
I don't know whether I would benefit from prison or not but I wouldn't wish it on any but my worst enemy.
So WTF IS YOUR PROBLEM?
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: Icelander]
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This discussion is quite heated! I thought I would mention.
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Indeed, so back on track, what would you (you plural) say the cure for paranoia is?
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: dblaney]
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"Just because you are paranoid doesn't mean that they are not out to get you."

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-------------------- "What is in us that turns a deaf ear to the cries of human suffering?" "Belief is a beautiful armor But makes for the heaviest sword" - John Mayer Making the noise "penicillin" is no substitute for actually taking penicillin. "This country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who inhabit it. Whenever they shall grow weary of the existing government, they can exercise their constitutional right of amending it, or their revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow it." -Abraham Lincoln
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BlueCoyote
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Re: the cure for paranoia [Re: dblaney]
#5605111 - 05/08/06 01:59 PM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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The best cure for paranoia ? Challenge it and see if it will become true, by not making it a self fulfilling prophecy ?
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