postyX - Over diagnosed & Over prescribed

00:00:00.000 Major U.K. government review warns that ADHD and autism may be severely overdiagnosed.

00:00:08.740 Sometimes I need to find a soundbite that says I never get tired of being right.

00:00:15.360 It's the kind of person to say a totasole.

00:00:17.320 But you know what?

00:00:17.920 A totasole. 1.00

00:00:18.900 A fucking totasole. 1.00

00:00:21.200 I've been saying this, and I'm not the only one, obviously. 1.00

00:00:23.760 A lot of us know this.

00:00:24.860 Like, it's, again, it's not, it doesn't take a brainiac to figure this out.

00:00:28.220 this way to get money is to steal a bank machine it doesn't take rocket appliances to realize all 0.99

00:00:32.040 you got to do is take a fucking chain hook it up to a truck and yank the fucking bank machine 0.99

00:00:35.200 out of the store that it's severely over diagnosed now so my whole theory behind uh this shit because 0.99

00:00:43.420 i i know like i said even from when my kids were little it has changed significantly so i know that 0.93

00:00:50.580 it is there's either two things happening right either kids are tech they they really are like

00:00:57.600 yeah autism obviously it is a real thing because I have seen people that have autism so it's not

00:01:04.180 like a you know made up kind of arbitrary ability ADHD yes I believe it exists but I also believe

00:01:14.700 that it can be managed without medication because you know I have it myself so and I've I have not

00:01:20.100 taken medication for it so I think but maybe it depends on the level anyways my point being that

00:01:26.220 I believe especially in the case like autism could be related to vaccine schedules now it could be 0.99

00:01:33.700 related to food like the shit that we unfortunately feed our kids nowadays like the chemicals they use 0.99

00:01:39.600 on even you know fruits and vegetables the preservatives and all the food the medications 0.99

00:01:44.660 that we give our like it could be a million things now because things have changed so much even in 30

00:01:49.920 years. You know, and definitely in 50 years, it's changed. So that could be, I think, you know,

00:01:57.060 maybe related to the increase in autism. But I also think it's because the definition

00:02:03.180 of these illnesses has been expanded to be so broad, that people that have

00:02:10.720 some people have, like, I have this, you know, myself, it's like, they'll have it like a

00:02:16.380 sensitivity to feelings and stuff like that. So some people just don't like how things feel

00:02:21.040 on their skin. Some people don't like being, you know, touched something like there's so many

00:02:26.480 different things and that it's a sensitivity issue. Okay. Some people are more highly sensitive to

00:02:32.320 certain things than others. I don't think that means you have autism. I think that means that

00:02:36.440 you're just highly sensitive, right? And there's different things that you can do. So I feel like

00:02:40.220 it's been expanded so much that you'll have a child that maybe is just doesn't like to be touched

00:02:46.100 doesn't like you know the feeling of certain things doesn't like the texture of food some

00:02:50.900 food and stuff like that and that is part of like normal growing up kind of thing with kids

00:02:56.780 but I feel like parents are so eager to rush to diagnose them with with this right and that's

00:03:05.020 also that that is because of the social media clout that comes with that and also the financial

00:03:09.700 benefits that come with that in these countries in western countries which brings me to another

00:03:14.820 point about um autism diagnosis there's a lot of money in it right so you look at the what the 0.98

00:03:26.240 Somalis did in the U.S. right they basically raped the state of Minnesota for millions and 0.99

00:03:32.120 millions and millions of dollars in autism funding why well because they you know came over and 1.00

00:03:39.940 their Somalis are low IQ there's no you know debate about that right they rank very low on 1.00

00:03:47.660 the IQ scale so I think that a lot and they're very small they're a lot of times malnourished 1.00

00:03:53.240 and stuff like that so I think a lot of times that gets passed off as being autism because 0.70

00:03:58.300 they don't develop at the same rate as normal children do like American children for example 0.99

00:04:03.520 so i think that they use that to have and because of the amount of inbreeding that some of these 0.94

00:04:12.000 cultures participate in the and they're bringing their kids over and stuff like that we're i think

00:04:17.880 we're importing a lot of this as well so there's a few different things going on i think with autism

00:04:22.040 like i said whether it's the the criteria has been expanded too much can you pass some maple syrup

00:04:26.820 please hey thanks for the follow um the criteria has been expanded so much the fact that we are

00:04:32.420 importing a lot of people who do have poor genetics and low IQs that may be being misdiagnosed

00:04:40.200 as having autism. And the fact that everybody wants to have autism because it comes with some

00:04:45.360 sort of, you know, social fucking credit, I don't know, or some kind of clout on social media. 0.97

00:04:51.580 It makes you a special snowflake, right? But ADHD, this is an entirely, I believe, 0.97

00:04:59.660 state manufactured illness um being that because they've changed the system like school system

00:05:07.780 right I think this is a big cause um this is a big cause of ADHD right if you think about prior

00:05:14.740 to the school system and I believe was it Henry Ford that maybe uh created the school or was had

00:05:21.280 a big part in creating the standard school system the school system was created to basically train

00:05:27.940 people it was after the industrial revolution where they've basically had people now working

00:05:36.020 off the home like they weren't you know prior to that people worked on their own farms

00:05:40.160 growing their own food right maintain like doing everything for themselves self-sustaining right

00:05:47.180 and then when the industrial revolution rolled through then people were taken basically off-site

00:05:51.600 and things were industrialized they were working off-site so school was the standard you know

00:05:56.480 school the way it's it's structured now was created to basically train students kids to be

00:06:03.680 able to handle working a you know in a factory a nine-to-five job I guess you could say or whatever

00:06:08.140 you want to call it a standard you know eight hours a day prior to that a lot of people it was

00:06:12.540 hard work on the farms but they didn't work the same amount of hours as people do now which is

00:06:17.020 funny because we all thought it was a lot worse back then and of course that is all you know

00:06:21.020 relative right some people probably worked more than that who knows and maybe some worked less

00:06:24.980 but I think that so you had you took the kids out of helping the family on the farm so you've

00:06:31.800 taken them out of physical activity and asked them to sit in a desk for what six hours a day

00:06:39.240 and you know barring a few 30 minute breaks 15 minute breaks right and you know I don't think

00:06:46.520 it was as big of an issue when I was growing up because school did structure a lot of physical

00:06:51.480 activity into it. You had daily gym class that was an hour every day. You had, well, the fact

00:06:59.880 that you had to walk to school a lot of times, right? You're walking to and from school. Sometimes

00:07:03.720 you walked home for lunch. So things have changed significantly since I was in grade school and

00:07:09.080 all that kind of stuff. So I think that now it's even worse. Like kids are not getting any kind of

00:07:14.660 physical activity at school. They're not helping the family on the farm at home. So they're really

00:07:21.900 not doing anything. The only exercise they're getting is if they're in some sort of organized

00:07:25.760 sport, or they've, you know, taken it upon themselves, or they have parents that are into

00:07:29.940 fitness, and they do stuff with their parents. But that is so few and far between. Hey, Bush. Oh,

00:07:35.720 thank you, Bushmaster. That's amazing. Thank you for that 10 bucks. Hold on. Hold on.

00:07:40.960 i'm gonna get some good sound bites on here for people don't you worry i got a lot of good ideas 0.90

00:07:48.880 um i have a i have a stream deck that like is fuck what is it got in here 15 buttons 0.58

00:07:55.280 and i've only have like five of them with sound so we have a whole world of sound bites out there 0.95

00:08:00.460 we can we can get but yeah i think adhd is it's definitely over diagnosed because kids are not

00:08:08.060 getting the physical activity that is required to get out that excess energy. And this is also

00:08:14.400 another reason why I think anxiety has increased, especially among the girls, but it's also among

00:08:19.140 the boys. All these things, ADHD, anxiety, all that kind of stuff is, you know, largely a result

00:08:24.920 of lack of like adrenaline being trapped in your body, right? This excess energy being trapped in

00:08:31.800 your body, and you're not getting that out. So it has to manifest somewhere, right? So and I think

00:08:36.700 it manifest in these behaviors and then they end up giving your kid legal speed to manage it right

00:08:44.020 and I don't think like I said again there's always outliers right there could be legitimate

00:08:49.780 hardcore serious cases of ADHD I'm not saying there isn't but it's definitely grossly over

00:08:57.340 diagnosed and it's mostly because of the way we've structured life and the school system and stuff

00:09:04.400 like that kids are just not getting the physical activity that they did 20 30 40 years ago

00:09:10.260 okay this so you guys have all heard let's go back to the initial post of this so there was uh

00:09:21.100 there is rather a terrorist the fort hood uh shooter right this guy um i guess stormed fort

00:09:30.420 hood which is a military base in the u.s i'm sure you guys all know this and killed multiple

00:09:35.500 soldiers i believe and maybe some i'm not sure maybe civilians i don't know i can't remember

00:09:40.720 actually the whole the details about the whole case but anyways he wanted to take have the death

00:09:45.880 penalty by firing squad so america graciously accepted his challenge and said all right hold

00:09:53.260 my beer hold him beer now we see who swing the fastest gun and they decided that not only are 0.99

00:10:04.720 we gonna execute this guy by firing squad we're gonna live stream it because fuck this guy right 0.99

00:10:11.740 i think it's fucking amazing i think it's fucking awesome um yeah that's the other thing first fire 1.00

00:10:19.860 getting them hooked on pills too i think this is amazing and i think that this is the kind of stuff 0.90

00:10:24.920 that we need to do to uh discourage people from doing this kind of stuff right and it's not going

00:10:35.220 to discourage everybody we know that like there's going to be some people who you know still whatever

00:10:39.500 they're willing to do it for Allah or whatever the fuck they want to do it for

00:10:42.740 but the reason why and i i looked this up because i was incorrect in the space on thursday i had

00:10:53.120 mentioned el chapo about how why he set up business in canada it wasn't him it was the

00:10:58.440 sinaloa cartel so it was pablo s well is that el chapo pablo escobar it was whoever came after him

00:11:05.020 anyways it was the sinaloa cartel that actually set it up in canada set up a drug operation in

00:11:10.500 canada and they were known to say they said this to people that had interviewed them that it's easy

00:11:16.060 in canada because it's easy to subvert the immigration system um you know on student visas

00:11:22.020 which is what this bishnoy gang is doing as well right they're exploiting students coming over on 0.99

00:11:26.260 visas from these countries and having them join their gangs this is how uh you know the muslims 0.92

00:11:31.660 do it it's how the indians do it and this is how the sinaloa cartel did it back in the day when 0.97

00:11:36.980 they had something here in canada so uh these people like i said they you know this is what

00:11:43.840 they want america was like well we're gonna live stream this because the people need to know that

00:11:49.120 if you know you're gonna come to our country and accept benefits of our society we're gonna give

00:11:54.640 you what you need to thrive you better appreciate that and these people don't right uh they come

00:12:02.020 here to commit jihad against the West because we're infidels, uh, because we don't believe

00:12:06.920 in Islam or whatever. So, hey, Trog tribe. So yeah, that, I think this is amazing. And 0.87

00:12:16.040 I think that this is probably, well, the death penalty is definitely where we kind of went

00:12:20.640 wrong, um, with, you know, it was the tip of the slippery slope of, uh, revolving justice

00:12:27.940 door or doors of justice and basically perpetrators being allowed to multiple commit crimes multiple

00:12:33.620 times being out on bail and stuff like that um i think that you know obviously the death penalty

00:12:38.780 did two things it got rid of the trash in our society and took them out of the gene pool so

00:12:43.620 they couldn't continue to reproduce more degenerates but it also was acted as a warning

00:12:51.140 for people that maybe weren't fully cooked but were getting there were halfway cooked and they

00:12:56.040 were thinking about doing stuff like that because you know it was a real possibility

00:12:59.040 and the other part about it is is back you know if we're going back to i don't know maybe the early

00:13:09.460 20th century early to mid 20th century like a lot of these uh death penalties were like

00:13:17.580 they were done in public the people were killed in public and sometimes it was extremely especially

00:13:23.500 if you want to go to medieval England and stuff like that it was extremely gross and disgusting

00:13:28.800 kind of death penalties that were dished out and the public the public watched it and they were 1.00

00:13:34.940 Catholic like Christians right and the reason was is because it served as a warning to keep people 0.79

00:13:39.880 in order right it added a thing so again this whole concept of rehabilitation it doesn't work 0.95

00:13:47.120 because you in order for that to work you would have to have everybody be a blank slate

00:13:52.500 and none of us are a blank slate and that it's just especially from different you know vastly

00:13:58.860 different genetic pools and countries and stuff like that so it doesn't work basically it works

00:14:05.160 if you live in a high trust society but we've come to the point now and and even then i think

00:14:10.220 that it should still be there because it keeps your society high trust but at this point in time

00:14:16.580 it's it's bad it's bad 0.99

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postyX - October 12, 2026

Over diagnosed & Over prescribed

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