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In reply to the discussion: Well I don't think we can pin this one on an untreated mental illness [View all]slackmaster
(60,567 posts)6. I'm sure there is something in the DSM that could be slapped on them
Antisocial Personality Disorder, for example.
http://www.dsm5.org/Documents/Personality%20Disorders/DSM-IV%20and%20DSM-5%20Criteria%20for%20the%20Personality%20Disorders%205-1-12.pdf
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As can radical politics, radical philosophies, radical nationalism and radical economics...
LanternWaste
Apr 2013
#18
I merely turned to the criteria listed by the American Psychiatric Association.
HereSince1628
Apr 2013
#30
Does your view carry weight with any professional psychiatric association?
HereSince1628
Apr 2013
#22
I think you misread that. This section refers to -distress- associated with
HereSince1628
Apr 2013
#43
You see dkf, the anxiety soothing narrative NEEDS the bad guys to be REALLY BAD
HereSince1628
Apr 2013
#16
DU is really problematic for misunderstanding what constitutes "mental illness".
nolabear
Apr 2013
#27
I'm specifically targeting what could have been done medically to "fix" this situation.
dkf
Apr 2013
#29