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I've asked TheWho to stop making an ass out of himself on this forum, but to no avail. He insists on spouting his generalities and making us all look bad with his incessant jibber-jabber.

Who, isn't it past your bedtime?

TheWho, I wish you would stop posting things that anger this particular druggie, as she will continue expounding like this, which amounts to bad publicity for SIBS.

Anyway Who, you seem to be talented at making an ass out of yourself (e.g. your so-called "statistics" that these fornits druggies so easily refute; I find this downright ridiculous), and consequently casting a negative light on serious-minded folks in the industry (like myself) who are busy making a difference and getting these kids off drugs..

Let stay on focus and forget places like SIBS or Foreland Hamlet as described in the short story Runaways

Who resembles "Dr. Wits" in reality?

Ahem.. I'd say I resemble that remark.. :wave:

Bullshit.

CCMgirl is advocating programs without actually finding her hypothetical 'good one' and making blanket, generalized statements in defense of the program mindset.

Damn you, would you just leave the poor girl alone!!  :flame:

Hasn't she been through enough??  :flame:  :flame:  :flame:

Marijuana is a gateway drug and teen-age drug use is a DISEASE! Go ahead, keep smoking it! Let it burn!! You'll be toking your way Straight to FRONT ROW!  :flame:

And then, there are people who can never be manipulated by guilt cause they have no conscious (sic).

This lady's kid was murdered. I thought this was a bad thing? Are we genuinely upset when this happens, or do we just use these tragedies to solidify our self concept?. If we are genuinely saddened, we should extend sympathy towards a victim, who in this case, is a mother, and extend to her kindness, not tough love. Asking for someone not to hurt your half-dead soul isn’t being cultish, it's cultish to not be sensitive to that person’s soul.

Shit happens.

Even if someone isn’t systematically tortured, simply being locked away without the opportunity to legally challenge your incarceration is extraordinarily damaging, mentally.

Why someone would think it's "helpful" to violate someone else's human rights, to plunge them into an Orwellian nightmare, to do what is being done to those poor bastards at Gunatanamo(sp?) bay(well, minus the water boarding) is beyond me.

In fact, is not holding someone against their will, without a right to challenge this, in itself not torture?

Has their ever been an institution that held humans in this form of bondage that has not also engaged in further abuse of their detainees? I doubt it. When one is held in a position of powerlessness, exploitation of that powerlessness is inevitable.

Yes, but it would depend on how one defines the word "abuse." Here at SIBS, we occasionally may have to throw a kid into the cage with Gary (our very friendly resident gorilla) since he seems to be able to quiet them down pretty quickly. You've never seen a druggie shit his pants so quick!  :rofl:

Wasn't it Guy Fawkes who said, "A desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy"?