MBS
More schizophrenia here, I think.
Doyle
The phrase is anti-disabled. . . . But I don't think you have the foggiest
notion what schizophrenia is. So when you want to characterize
non-schizophrenic persons this way, you want as usual to make the points,
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Nice to hear from you again Doyle.
Actually I have an excellent notion of what
schizophrenia is, since my brother has been
diagnosed with it for the past 30 years. I'm
not sure I 'understand' it, or that I understand
what 'understand' means in this context. My
use here has nothing to do with the clinical
or medical connotation, as is obvious to all.
Maybe I should have used the term cognitive
dissonance.
And I don't think I'm an habitual name-caller.
You so-and-so.
cheers,
max
