Mental Health Diagnosis - License to be a Prick?

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[Nobby the Bastard]

Back, up until the late 80s, all these kids that were called badly behaved were all suffering from mild lead poisoning, yet they got blamed and slapped and that same lead poisoning was probably hiding other underlying causes.

Saying that these disorders are probably non-existant doesn't really solve anything and is just another example of refusing to believe experts because their advice doesn't follow your agenda.
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[chickenstrip]

I don't think it would be entirely wise to listen to Nobby when it comes to mental health issues
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[Nobby the Bastard]

[chickenstrip]

[Easy-X]

My agenda isn't cutting it these days. I think I need an upgrade to an ideology
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[temeluchus]

The uptick of autism in children seems to correspond roughly with the Children Act, 2004.
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[YumarGreen]

Having a mental health diagnosis doesn't excuse being a "prick." It's important to remember that while a diagnosis can explain certain behaviors or feelings, it doesn't give anyone a free pass to treat others poorly. It's crucial to take responsibility for our actions and seek help and support when needed.