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"I’m not the only person in this hall with a mental illness," he said. "Probably a third of you and a third of our members will experience mental illness at some time."
wcbbWorking with socialist policies does cause mental illness ;if you compared mental illness rates amoung those who teach in private(non socialist schools) I would wager that mental illness rates would be alot less.
Working with socialist policies does cause mental illness ;if you compared mental illness rates amoung those who teach in private(non socialist schools) I would wager that mental illness rates would be alot less.
Grr. Crappy statistics. Of course loads and loads of people -- probably much more than a third -- experience mental illness. I've experienced mental illess: I've known a person with manic depression. It's the way people conflate experiencing with having that makes such statistics worse than useless.
Luckily, psychoanalysts are currently working on a cure.
ReplyDeletewcbbWorking with socialist policies does cause mental illness ;if you compared mental illness rates amoung those who teach in private(non socialist schools) I would wager that mental illness rates would be alot less.
ReplyDeleteWorking with socialist policies does cause mental illness ;if you compared mental illness rates amoung those who teach in private(non socialist schools) I would wager that mental illness rates would be alot less.
ReplyDeleteIt's a trap!
ReplyDeleteEducrats are insane, therefore working in schools causes insanity, therefore....compo all round!
Grr. Crappy statistics. Of course loads and loads of people -- probably much more than a third -- experience mental illness. I've experienced mental illess: I've known a person with manic depression. It's the way people conflate experiencing with having that makes such statistics worse than useless.
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