I saw this made the huffingtonpost.
Props to the peeps who put in work.
Props to the peeps who put in work.
CAC's mocking Trayvon at costume party... gonna be a long night for them
- Thread starter LutherVanDrawlz
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There's still so many people on here talking bout give peace a chance and shit
at every opportunity they show that they hate us
and yet still... smfh
And I'm crazy I guess
Word. Niggas is stuck on stupid on some ol' fantasy, Utopian type shit. That's what da need for acceptance or wanting to assimilate does tho'.
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This one kinda hurts...
Dont hurt me, fuck this big bitch.
Malcolm said we can't save everybody. some of these coons gotta go down the hard way. Fuck em
yall think they are making fun, thats what they want you to think..
that shit is a psychotic episode played out under the guise of having fun..
its really bad for them because that preoccupation with wanting to be an original man or woman is getting bad for them,
because its not going away and getting played out more and more over a period of time...
there is no need to get angry or upset...
they need to understand why they keep experiencing this delusion and it keeps getting worse and worse over a period of time...
thats not a good sign for any psychotic behaviour...!!
very important my people if you care about helping the mentally sick please continue, if you dont give a fuck like me you can stop NOW...LOL
knowing what to do for the symptoms of psychosis can be very difficult because you may not know what to say or do.
This can be a very stressful and confusing time for everyone, so just know that there isn’t really a “right” thing to say or a “correct” way to behave or react.
There are some things that you can keep in mind that may be helpful.
Try and understand what the person may be experiencing, like hallucinations or delusions,
which will seem very real to them.
Try not to take anything that they may say personally, keeping in mind that they aren’t behaving and talking as normal people.
Avoid long debates in which you try to convince them that their delusions or hallucinations aren't real, because this will make them feel like they can't talk to you about what they’re going through.
Try to find things to talk about that are neutral, instead of concentrating on their mistaken beliefs; this will most likely not upset them or get you frustrated.
As tempting as it may be, don’t go along with their delusions or hallucinations,
just listen and sympathize with what the person is experiencing.
You might want to say something like, although you’re finding it difficult to understand what they are going through, you do realize that they must be very scared, frustrated, or angry.
If it’s at all possible, try and minimize the stress and stimulation around the home during these times.
Also, when someone is experiencing or recovering from a psychosis, they can almost seem child-like, and may need your help in making decisions. Show your concern and care for the person by avoiding confrontations, and not criticizing or blaming them.
me personally I dont have this problem these people simply dont exist to me... and I will never ever need them or run into them in my life...
so they simply dont exist..
that shit is a psychotic episode played out under the guise of having fun..
its really bad for them because that preoccupation with wanting to be an original man or woman is getting bad for them,
because its not going away and getting played out more and more over a period of time...
there is no need to get angry or upset...
they need to understand why they keep experiencing this delusion and it keeps getting worse and worse over a period of time...
thats not a good sign for any psychotic behaviour...!!
very important my people if you care about helping the mentally sick please continue, if you dont give a fuck like me you can stop NOW...LOL
knowing what to do for the symptoms of psychosis can be very difficult because you may not know what to say or do.
This can be a very stressful and confusing time for everyone, so just know that there isn’t really a “right” thing to say or a “correct” way to behave or react.
There are some things that you can keep in mind that may be helpful.
Try and understand what the person may be experiencing, like hallucinations or delusions,
which will seem very real to them.
Try not to take anything that they may say personally, keeping in mind that they aren’t behaving and talking as normal people.
Avoid long debates in which you try to convince them that their delusions or hallucinations aren't real, because this will make them feel like they can't talk to you about what they’re going through.
Try to find things to talk about that are neutral, instead of concentrating on their mistaken beliefs; this will most likely not upset them or get you frustrated.
As tempting as it may be, don’t go along with their delusions or hallucinations,
just listen and sympathize with what the person is experiencing.
You might want to say something like, although you’re finding it difficult to understand what they are going through, you do realize that they must be very scared, frustrated, or angry.
If it’s at all possible, try and minimize the stress and stimulation around the home during these times.
Also, when someone is experiencing or recovering from a psychosis, they can almost seem child-like, and may need your help in making decisions. Show your concern and care for the person by avoiding confrontations, and not criticizing or blaming them.
me personally I dont have this problem these people simply dont exist to me... and I will never ever need them or run into them in my life...
so they simply dont exist..
Maybe one'a y'all business owners our another black emoloyer should give her a job. It'll show "humanity".
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