Wacky psychology teachings

Wacky psychology teachings

Among the most goofy teachings we see today are those that come from the psychology field.

One fake teaching claims that "an illness can make a person break the law".

This preposterous claim is one being taught by goofy international media companies like CNN and Time Warner, and is one reason why good Americans they want the broadcast media nationalized and put into the hands of the American people, not the international corporations.

It's also one reason why more Americans want morals being taught in counseling, for youths with problems, for inmates in prisons, etc.

Fictional television programs sometimes show movies of a crazy person who commits a crime, as if he didn't know what he was doing. In reality this is not true at all.

Every person who commits a crime chooses to do so, and every person knows exactly what he is doing regardless of any drugs, alcohol or illness present. No illness can make a person break the law, nor can any drugs or alcohol

If a person is a law abiding person, he will still be law abiding regardless of any drugs, alcohol or illnesses. A person develops his character as he grows up, by choice and by upbringing.

How does someone become a violent criminal? A person chooses to become violent over time. This doesn't happen overnight. It takes years and years for a person to develop a criminal-like mentality and to think violence is an okay means to resolve problems.

The immorality begins with stealing and lying, then may move on to violent, illegal things. A person chooses to become this way over years of doing it. He then believes the use of violence is okay as a means of resolving problems. All of this is a result of choice.

All behavior is learned and chosen. No drugs, alcohol or illness can make a person break the law or commit a crime. It would be incorrect grammar to suggest this.

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