- Apr 19, 2013
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Well good for you, but stigmatizing people that has certain diagnosises that doctors say can live a normal life within society does in fact lead to situations were people get terrorized by religious people that hold vies that ” certain diseases in people means they are demonised and not fit for life with the living” an authorityposition in church or in society that their lives become torture in many ways. They do anything to take away everything they hold dear. Some think the 50s was a good time. But the way we treat certain diseases now makes life more worth living for the patient. Imagine if you had to be sterilized, lie belged in a bed, be lobotomized ( a hole in the head) get electrical chocks if you asked too much, like if you were thirsty in the night, if they took your kids away, if they brainwashed your husband into thinking you were never going to be a real human because they were not treating you like one. If you had to work without payment for years in your little prisonlike caring hospice. And you also had to smile and look happy much of the time since if you cried it meant that you were depressed and had an angerproblem needed to be sedated for a long time.
Why assume things i didn't say, i'm not against science, i take my medicine, the doctor say i have schizophrenia, i don't know, but i have autism, i like medical science, i am grateful to live in a time where there is advanced medicine, but that does not take away that the devil is there against everyone, a lot of problems would be resolved in christians if more people would do serious deliverance. In the time of Jesus he had a fair share of deliverance, he and the disciples, today it is the same, people have a lot of spiritual problems, there is illnesess that can be solved by medicine? the better of course.
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