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: Well put, Bugler.  As to User "BeReasonable" (note his silly name and how is is not reasonable at all), he challenges a well-supported statement that mental health professions do not know the cause of mental illness.  Then he tries to censor an inquiry here into possible causes.  He typifies the kind of logical contradiction pushed so often by liberals.  Fortunately, we'll continue searching for the truth here despite efforts by liberals to censor it.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 08:41, 11 August 2008 (EDT)

: Well put, Bugler.  As to User "BeReasonable" (note his silly name and how is is not reasonable at all), he challenges a well-supported statement that mental health professions do not know the cause of mental illness.  Then he tries to censor an inquiry here into possible causes.  He typifies the kind of logical contradiction pushed so often by liberals.  Fortunately, we'll continue searching for the truth here despite efforts by liberals to censor it.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 08:41, 11 August 2008 (EDT)

::That mental health professionals do not know the causes of mental health is not at all well supported.  The [http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2008/06/13/10-myths-of-mental-illness/ cited source] says that ''at a neurological level'' mental illness cannot be identified to one cause - I.E. it is not caused by just one thing going on in the brain.  If you read the next paragraph, it goes on to say that mental illness is caused by a blend of genetic, psychological and environmental factors.  I have no interest in "censoring" inquiries into why mental health occurs.  There are already thousands of trained professionals around the world engaged in such studies.  And if you are genuinely interested in the subject, there are hundreds of books you can read.  As I have said, I do not think you will find any experts in the subject agreeing with your suggestion that liberalism causes mental illness.  However, I do not recommend further reading on the subject, rather than plucking anecdotal examples of correlation.  [[User:BeReasonable|BeReasonable]] 08:56, 11 August 2008 (EDT)

::That mental health professionals do not know the causes of mental health is not at all well supported.  The [http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2008/06/13/10-myths-of-mental-illness/ cited source] says that ''at a neurological level'' mental illness cannot be identified to one cause - I.E. it is not caused by just one thing going on in the brain.  If you read the next paragraph, it goes on to say that mental illness is caused by a blend of genetic, psychological and environmental factors.  I have no interest in "censoring" inquiries into why mental health occurs.  There are already thousands of trained professionals around the world engaged in such studies.  And if you are genuinely interested in the subject, there are hundreds of books you can read.  As I have said, I do not think you will find any experts in the subject agreeing with your suggestion that liberalism causes mental illness.  However, I do not recommend further reading on the subject, rather than plucking anecdotal examples of correlation.  [[User:BeReasonable|BeReasonable]] 08:56, 11 August 2008 (EDT)