Funny Stuff: Revenge of the Funny

[Skarpen 692]

Is that legit? 

[Pidesco 1,350]

16 minutes ago, Skarpen said:

Is that legit? 

 

not everyone is confortable with mental health issues unfortunately, so many go unreported. there's still a stigma about it, that I'd wager is bigger among conservatives. It's also why women have higher percentages than men. The attitude still too often is "manly men don't talk or are affected by such inconsequential things as feelings."

[Malcador 7,564]

It makes sense that liberals live rent free in some people's heads, I guess.

[Raithe 21,413]

 

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[Skarpen 692]

2 hours ago, Pidesco said:

 

not everyone is confortable with mental health issues unfortunately, so many go unreported. there's still a stigma about it, that I'd wager is bigger among conservatives. It's also why women have higher percentages than men. The attitude still too often is "manly men don't talk or are affected by such inconsequential things as feelings."

You make no sense. The question wasn't do you have mental health condition, the question was have a doctor or other health provider told you you have one.

[Raithe 21,413]

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[rjshae 9,652]

The Mike Lindell spoof is hilarious.

[InsaneCommander 2,928]

3 hours ago, Raithe said:

I think I saw someone saying once that if the villain is stopped then killing him is murder. But if the henchman attacks you, you are acting in self-defense.

Edited 15 hours ago by InsaneCommander

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[Hurlsnot 8,225]

6 hours ago, Skarpen said:

You make no sense. The question wasn't do you have mental health condition, the question was have a doctor or other health provider told you you have one.

Hah, you say that like Americans go in for regular checkups and the doctors look for conditions. In the US, you develop the condition, and then if you feel up for paying the deductibles and co-pays, you go in to get treated. Duh.

Liberals are much more likely to go to a doctor for mental stuff, is what that graph shows.

[Skarpen 692]

6 minutes ago, Hurlsnot said:

Hah, you say that like Americans go in for regular checkups and the doctors look for conditions

They don't? That's rather irresponsible.

[Raithe 21,413]

Okay, this might go over a lot of non-UK folks heads..

Question: "What did you do as a child that would be considered dangerous today?"

Reply: "Wrote to Jimmy Savile."

[Hurlsnot 8,225]

1 hour ago, Skarpen said:

They don't? That's rather irresponsible.

Irresponsible is an understatement when it comes to the health care system in the US.

Edited 12 hours ago by Hurlsnot

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[ShadySands 7,775]

3 hours ago, Skarpen said:

They don't? That's rather irresponsible.

Yeah, here you generally have to seek out any mental health help on your own. Your normal doctor isn't likely to try to diagnose you or even refer you unless you ask for it or are in such bad shape that it's obvious and unignorable in the 15 to 20 or so minutes that they are with you.

Still, I dunno if that chart it accurate but it's believable.

[teknoman2 3,180]

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10 hours ago, Skarpen said:

They don't? That's rather irresponsible.

considering that a simple check up in USA could cost as much as a month's wages, its quite a big decision to have one. for most americans it's much more economic to get a plane ticket, fly to europe for vacation, have a full check up and get any medication they may need then fly home.

[Gfted1 6,062]

^Considering that both of those sentences are patently false, its a good thing were in the funny thread so I can point and laugh at the ignorance lack of understanding.

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