Bruh just lmao if you live in philly :(

11-29-2020, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted By mesobuild⏩

How often were they on drugs? How often did they come from supportive networks? Did they own property or otherwise care to mind their professional profile? How many times did you see Connor Murphy?

I worked in a hospital with involuntary inpatients once. They mostly seemed like drug addicts and people with no one around to support them.

I'm just wondering what elements seem common. I'm guessing unhealthy families, drugs and poverty come with most.

These were insane murderers and whatnot so they weren't property owners, they were dangerous criminals.

We were their support system, but some had family and whatever, but family can't help people like this.

The best drug that would work on most was an injection called Invega. It was classic that when it was about to wear off, the games would begin.

However, for many, drugs did nothing as they had brain damage. I proved that on a couple occasions but for poor people, it's hard to get advanced tests and doctors will just keep giving them drugs that do nothing. Drugs don't help brain damaged people.

If you get frontal lobe damage, that could turn you into a perverted dangerous crazy person over night. Drugs can't change it.

Also, you are looking at things backwards. There's no such thing as "drug addicts" and "Homeless people" as most of these types started out normal and then something happened to them, then they lost the ability to function in society. You can't ethically write people off as "homeless" etc unless you know why they are that way.

11-29-2020, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩

However, for many, drugs did nothing as they had brain damage. I proved that on a couple occasions but for poor people, it's hard to get advanced tests and doctors will just keep giving them drugs that do nothing. Drugs don't help brain damaged people.

If you get frontal lobe damage, that could turn you into a perverted dangerous crazy person over night. Drugs can't change it.

Also, you are looking at things backwards. There's no such thing as "drug addicts" and "Homeless people" as most of these types started out normal and then something happened to them, then they lost the ability to function in society. You can't ethically write people off as "homeless" etc unless you know why they are that way.

I've seen firsthand people cause damage and then THEMSELVES act sanctimonious about ineffective 'treatments' for the damage, like their responsibility for causing the problem does not exist.

Seeing carelessness or arrogance frustrates me a lot because of how frivolous people act towards how badly things can go with even one head trauma.

The labels do seem secondary to the cause.

11-29-2020, 06:44 PM

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Philly crew

I’m in real estate so I find these crack houses and sell them to investors

11-29-2020, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted By MisterJustice⏩

import 3rd world, become 3rd world

US of A baby

Blacks have been here since the beginning. The US has some legit 3rd world tier areas

11-29-2020, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted By the700level⏩

Philly crew

I’m in real estate so I find these crack houses and sell them to investors

Who would want to invest in a Philly crack house lmao

11-29-2020, 08:16 PM

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everyone dont worry, biden will fix this...

11-29-2020, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted By mesobuild⏩

I've seen firsthand people cause damage and then THEMSELVES act sanctimonious about ineffective 'treatments' for the damage, like their responsibility for causing the problem does not exist.

Seeing carelessness or arrogance frustrates me a lot because of how frivolous people act towards how badly things can go with even one head trauma.

The labels do seem secondary to the cause.

Many people who hurt themselves in some way or another have personality disorders and those are complex problems. Those are more like drug addicts and people like that.

There are a horde of people like that in Philly. It's wild and child abuse to a very terrible problem with people who have those issues.

11-29-2020, 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted By the700level⏩

Philly crew

I’m in real estate so I find these crack houses and sell them to investors

I would imagine west Philly and especially Kensington is going to "blow up" for yuppies eventually taking over.

11-29-2020, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted By Masterbetaaa⏩

Who would want to invest in a Philly crack house lmao

Ask the folks selling rowhouses in Point Breeze for 700k.

11-29-2020, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted By Masterbetaaa⏩

Who would want to invest in a Philly crack house lmao

I know a dude who was a "potter" meaning an artist, who bought a building by Temple Uni for 17k and sold it for over a million.

Also, there's a part of Philly now called "North Liberties" which was a dangerous ghetto with black people throwing bricks at your head, and now it a place with all hot white college girls running around.

People bought up houses for like 1500 bucks, or less, and remade the whole area.

I used to be against it because I thought it was exploitative of poor people, but it reduced crime incredibly in those areas.

11-29-2020, 08:23 PM

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Only worsened more by Republican leadership....absolutely brilliant job there boys. Have we hit 275,000 dead yet? I lost count....meanwhile the stock market is doing good even though it has no bearing on the working class stability.

11-29-2020, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted By mayweathermusic⏩

Ask the folks selling rowhouses in Point Breeze for 700k.

That area is now very nice and I would live there.

It used to also be a terrible place.

It's close to all kinds of nice restaurants and stuff.

11-29-2020, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩

That area is now very nice and I would live there.

It used to also be a terrible place.

It's close to all kinds of nice restaurants and stuff.

There are still some rough blocks but yeah, heavy gentrification over the last 5 or so years.

11-29-2020, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩

Many people who hurt themselves in some way or another have personality disorders and those are complex problems.

Their socioeconomic situation probably motivates more than their personality, or at least causes a large degree of their problems. I know identifying a pattern satisfies people a lot, except anyone would fail without some requirements of a socioeconomic system for them at any given time.

I was actually referring to some people in healthcare who caused serious damage for completely criminal reasons and then acted arrogant about abusing their 'treatment' excuses to deflect responsibility.

11-29-2020, 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted By mayweathermusic⏩

There are still some rough blocks but yeah, heavy gentrification over the last 5 or so years.

I had recently considered moving there or Greys Ferry.

I had to visit a client there and was at this dog park and it was a nice mix of different types of people and kids in the park were extremely respectful.

I liked the general environment.

Twenty years ago it was a much different story.

11-29-2020, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted By mesobuild⏩

Their socioeconomic situation probably motivates more than their personality, or at least causes a large degree of their problems. I know identifying a pattern satisfies people a lot, except anyone would fail without some requirements of a socioeconomic system for them at any given time.

I was actually referring to some people in healthcare who caused serious damage for completely criminal reasons and then acted arrogant about abusing their 'treatment' excuses to deflect responsibility.

Oh, many people in healthcare are HORRIBLE!

I was cringing about how the media was going crazy about how "brave" and "kind" nurses are. The nurses I have worked with for over 30 years have mostly been very rotten women.

11-29-2020, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted By johnnyboi123⏩

We don't have places this run down even in most ghetto areas of Cali. Homeless tent cities and gang violence, sure, but not residential areas that look that impoverished.

For some reason I would rather live in Philly. Sf just looks really soulless I don’t see the appeal of that city

11-29-2020, 09:06 PM

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If you told me that was ****lia, I would have believed it.

Hahahah

11-29-2020, 09:07 PM

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lmao its like they bring destruction everywhere they go. just lol

11-29-2020, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩

I was on a forensic psych team and the job was keeping insane criminals in line while they lived in the community. These people belonged in institutions but they don't exist anymore due to Republicans shutting them down.

LOL

Just an FYI for those that don't know:

Adlerian was caught frauding about his life and he's doing it again. I'd think you'd stop or at least make it less obvious but holy ****. I can't read a ****ing thread without seeing you making more **** up.

11-29-2020, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted By Lunatic⏩

LOL

Just an FYI for those that don't know:

Adlerian was caught frauding about his life and he's doing it again. I'd think you'd stop or at least make it less obvious but holy ****. I can't read a ****ing thread without seeing you making more **** up.

lmao alderian is the worst poster on misc. he 100% needs a ban