Jun 1
If you believe there's an epidemic of ritual abuse going on, you would have supported the witch hunts.
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If you believe there's an epidemic of ritual abuse going on, you would have supported the witch hunts.
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Euhemerized conspiracy theories are still conspiracy theories.
The aspect of "internal handlers" in regards to alter programming just sounds like abuser introjects? I barely see mention of those kinds of alters in RAMCOA spaces so I'm not sure what that means entirely. Not to mention, it also falls into "evil alter" stereotype and acts as if the system itself is a ticking time bomb danger to society.
Yeah, based on how they're described they sound an awful lot like abuser introjects.
And speaking of evil alter stereotypes, alter programming conspiracy theories literally claim that people are programmed with assassin alters that will murder people when triggered! It really is quite hateful of people with DID when you think it through.
For anybody else reading this: religious abuse is real, human trafficking is real, sexual abuse is real, and your symptoms are real. What's demonstrably not real is the alleged practice of using torture to deliberately give people DID and creating customized alters to fill certain roles and perform certain tasks. To learn more about how we know this, click here.
"How can someone believe such a wild conspiracy theory?" Well you see, it's a power/control thing. They're trying to demonize someone they feel threatened by so they can gain dominance over them.
We have got to start talking about conspiracy theories as a power/control thing.
Too many people are still confused why people spread conspiracy theories.
You know how people will spread lies about someone they want to assert dominance over? It's that. It's exactly that.
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Conspiracy theories don't come from mental illness. They come from a desire for power. People make narratives up to demonize whoever they want to control and eliminate.
“don’t fall for [conspiracy theory about secretive pedo elite cabal], it’s actually [exact same conspiracy theory, the pedo elite cabal just isn’t secretive]!”
2021 is the critical year here for when [Sascha] Riley first starts going to police, making public allegations, and filing for divorce. And like other parts of this story, the locations involved look more like memories made in 2021 than in 1980. When Riley is trying to remember where things happened, he remembers locations in Oklahoma, where he lived at the time that he made the allegations, not where he lived when he was a child. Just like Riley’s abusers (Maxwell, Putin, Biggs, and Jordan) are people who were wealthy and powerful in 2021, not 1980, Riley’s abuse happened at locations that are familiar to him in 2021, not 1980.
-Dr. Laura Robinson, “I Have Debunked Your Article On Sascha Riley” - No You Didn't