Jim Murray

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WHAT TO DO WITH ALL THE LUNATICS? Back in the day, there used to be places where the mentally ill could be taken care of. They were fed all the drugs they needed to keep them from becoming violent or self-destructive and in a some of cases received therapy to help them regain their grasp on reality. But today, it’s a different story. The minds of literally millions have been poisoned with lies, an age old technique that helped dictators gain and hold power. But, even if all the asylums in the country were re-opened , they would only be able to house a small fraction of those afflicted souls. The others would still be free to ignore the basic rules of plague management, storm the halls government demanding who knows what, and of course, worship the dictator wannabe de jour. This is the challenge of our time. 7 Mur ene Riling up the delusional with reality
#dictator #reality #LUNATICS #Mur #wannabe
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