Posted by alexandra_k on April 16, 2022, at 21:47:36
In reply to Re: what is in a name?, posted by alexandra_k on April 16, 2022, at 21:43:08
her proclaimed area or field was 'psychology'.
you should have seen the university of otago psychology seminars on her rule.
the one that got me, particularly, was the one that involved the person targeting a random studnet and saying they were required to come with them (proclaimed to be security) because they had stolen something.
they bullied them into staying in a room for i don't know how many hours it was, answering their questions.
apparently the experiment was ethics board approved.
it seemed to me that all they were doing was torturing their students and letting them know that they did not have human rights / their rights were only to be violated and never upheld.
i mean... we used to watch american tv. where we learned:
'you have the right to remain silent.
anything you say may be used in evidence against you.
you have the right to an attorney.
if you cannot afford an attorney the state will provide one to you'.or similar.
which is why they replaced usa tv shows with such gems as 'shortland street'.
which needs to remain behind 'coronation street' and 'neighbors' when it comes to educating the masses on what it means to be a citizen.
even behind 'home and away' aboaut how people in state care are people. and treated humanely. at least some of the time. allegedly. it was supposed to be about that to start with, anyway. not that any of them were aboriginal.. i don't know. it went on for years i only caught a little of what it meant ot be a white australian.
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