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Is this a psychotic statement? (1 Viewer)

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There's a thread about the Tide Pod challenge on another board that I read.  For those who aren't familiar, a bunch of stupid teenagers are challenging each other through social media to eat Tide Pods.  One guy said, "The more that die, the better."  That statement strikes me as supremely ####ed up.  Do you need to be psychotic to truly believe that?

 
Do you really need to ask this? Of course the thought that “the more teenagers that die from this the better” is messed up and psychotic if it is truly believed.  With that being said—it’s also beyond effing stupid that teenagers would somehow encourage each other to consume laundry detergent.  

 
There's a thread about the Tide Pod challenge on another board that I read.  For those who aren't familiar, a bunch of stupid teenagers are challenging each other through social media to eat Tide Pods.  One guy said, "The more that die, the better."  That statement strikes me as supremely ####ed up.  Do you need to be psychotic to truly believe that?
I get what you're saying. There are statements on this particular board that trouble me. Yeah, I'd say it's likely sociopathic, if not psychotic. Psychosis seems to be a different diagnosis than wanton cruelty or wishes for it.  

 
There's a thread about the Tide Pod challenge on another board that I read.  For those who aren't familiar, a bunch of stupid teenagers are challenging each other through social media to eat Tide Pods.  One guy said, "The more that die, the better."  That statement strikes me as supremely ####ed up.  Do you need to be psychotic to truly believe that?
It depends if it’s a pattern of one directional thinking. You don’t know this person or know if they have ever made a contradicting statement. When taking the stage of a relatively anonymous forum many factors can inspire a statement ( drugs, alcohol etc. Maybe this person survived an act of eating a Tide pod and is feeling regret and expressing it in the only way they can. Perhaps this person lost a loved one, even a child, and is lashing out in anger at such a senseless demise). The possibilities are endless.

One statement does not define a psychotic person. It takes observation and notarization of a behavioral pattern over time to establish if they have expressed opposing viewpoints.

That being said , is it easy to feel bad for people ( disregarding young children) that bite in to a packet of concentrated detergent?

Eh......not really.

 
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Sounds like the blue whale challenge from a while back. Several teens around the world killed themselves cuz of a internet challenge. 

 
What's more psychotic, knowingly consuming poison in an attempt to survive it, despite the knowledge that several have already died doing so, or making a statement like the one in the first post?

For the record, I don't think the guy was legitimately saying he hopes the people die, but it is a colossally stupid idea to eat laundry detergent.

 
Stupid

Attention grab

lame

whoring for attention

trying to generate clicks for a website

really dumb

pyschotic?  Of course it is.

still really ####### stupid. 

 
Some of you seem to gloss over the fact that kids do stupid stuff. The human brain isn’t fully developed until about age 25. 

 

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