What I find to be very interesting in our so-called modern age, is that when it comes to animals, such as dogs - we blame the owner, or perhaps the environment, for the negative behavior it is producing. Not neurochemical imbalances or genetic/biological faults with the animal. However, a very peculiar thing happens with humans - we blame the human, and not the social environment or upbringing of the human, we have either blamed the human himself, or have called the problems biological/genetic in nature - which allows the pharmaceutical industry to treat these so-called chemical imbalances or discrepancies with highly profitable medications. Coincidence?
Posted on: Mon, 17 Nov 2014 21:37:03 +0000