02-05-2013, 07:13 PM
If recent research indicated that the theories for prescribing psychotropic medication have no scientific basis, I can think of between 35 and 55 billion reasons why the research would never see the light of day.
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If anyone really thinks suppression of academic research doesn't happen, I invite you into one of my other hobbies...Meso-American History and Archeology. That field is jam-packed with exclusion of volumes of evidence that is quite frankly, criminal. These topics are probably best for another forum though.
I just want to re-iterate that Chris Kyle and other vets have continued their lives of service by offering help and positive avenues to channel many of the feelings and symptoms vets experience once they return to civilian life. I doubt they even knew the alleged perpetrator had just been recently released from a mental facility, or had his SSRI's switched, or was even on SSRI's. Being a man of trust, I think Chris just wanted to help a fellow veteran, and he died in the process.
If anyone really thinks suppression of academic research doesn't happen, I invite you into one of my other hobbies...Meso-American History and Archeology. That field is jam-packed with exclusion of volumes of evidence that is quite frankly, criminal. These topics are probably best for another forum though.
I just want to re-iterate that Chris Kyle and other vets have continued their lives of service by offering help and positive avenues to channel many of the feelings and symptoms vets experience once they return to civilian life. I doubt they even knew the alleged perpetrator had just been recently released from a mental facility, or had his SSRI's switched, or was even on SSRI's. Being a man of trust, I think Chris just wanted to help a fellow veteran, and he died in the process.