Dissociative identity disorder ethnicity Videos

Halle and a lot of other mixed folk have this condition called dissociative identity disorder but it works for Halle cause she chas learned to channel her condition into the roles and the various characterers that she has played in the past. 

@fattoler I think it was Mustangsally72 (the guy who does YTP News) That was pretty decent, if you can put up with a lot of ear/eye rape.

I suffer greatly.

So proud of you Riia! I found during my recovery that reading books similar (like Changes that Heal) were so formative and vital to my health and mind and soul. So excited for your journey and future. You are amazing. you are loved. your soul is SO BEAUTIFUL it radiates through you. Love you girlie.

Ok, here is a partial list of what is wrong, sometimes blatantly wrong with this film. 1. The biggest problem for hilltribes in SE Asia are their governments not missionaries. The majority of missionaries in Thailand don’t even convert anyone, but just help with medical, food, clothing etc. Thailand has maybe 1% Christian population. 2. The biggest problem with this video is it’s just this guy’s word, he actually doesn’t show proof of anything, it’s just his opinion, and some rumors of people saying things, kind of strange. 3. Cultural genocide has been practiced by the all the gov’ts of SE Asia for a long, long, long time. It is not the result of missionaries. Author’s lack of understanding the history of this area or intentionally ignoring it. 4. All Thai public schools and indeed most public schools in Asia are run like military facilities, again, nothing to do with missionaries, it’s an Asian thing. Perhaps the author’s romantic notion of hilltribe life seems idyllic, but not really accurate. 5. Yes, hillltribes are restricted by their local gov’ts and many do not have documentation or citizenship, but they do have more choices than just a local missionary and they are generally not forced to abandon their own religion or culture. Many simply leave to go to the cities to find work as maids, manual labor, construction, etc. Some do end up in the sex trade, but it is not because of missionaries, it’s because of the local gov’t and corrupt local officials taking advantage of them. 6. Some of what some of the missionaries describe are actually accurate about many aspects of SE Asia. There is a ton of fear of spirits in everything and a constant appeasement of the spirits in everyday life from hilltribes to downtown Bangkok. If this author doesn’t understand that, then he is truly clueless. 7. Uhm, slash and burn is not sustainable and opium isn’t used for ‘ailments’. The opium wars with the British brought opium into this part of the world and hilltribes and many Asians have been suffering ever since. There are so many very sad, destroyed lives in this area of the world because of opium and heroin. There is a lot of organized crime related to it as well. Again the author is naïve and doesn’t understand the area. I find his treatment of his really, really insulting. 8. There have been many, many programs to help hilltribes over the years get beyond opium cultivation, many of them very successful. Again, the author is flat out wrong about no alternatives given to them. The problem is, opium is highly, highly addictive and there are a lot of drug lords in the whole region who would rather have hilltribes growing opium. 9. The 2003 Thai gov’t war on drugs was against meth and meth-like stimulants primarily. Again, either this author does not know or is intentionally lying to sell his viewpoint. 10. The hilltribe tourist zoo thing is very real, and makes me sick to my stomach. But what does that have to do with a ‘white God’ or missionaries? It is the local gov’t that is doing that and local people in power who control these people, not missionaries. He points this out and it’s true, it’s the gov’ts that are not helping these people, nothing to do with a white god or missionaries. 11. What do the two scenes with the crazy people shouting bible stuff in English at people in the city? (presumably Chiang Mai) have to do with anything? No one listens to them anyway, no one understands what they are saying and they have absolutely nothing to do with the Hilltribes. Oh, it makes for more drama, ok. 12. How many catholic priests have molested young boys? Probably about the same rate in Thailand as in other countries. Lufthansa used to actually allow a printed ad for sex trips with underaged Thai children on their planes. Both Europeans and Americans are unfortunately known for this in Thailand. Horrible, disgusting, sick, but again, nothing to really do with religion or missionaries. 13. Ok, from about 40:00 on it just kind of like the Blaire Witch Project and just as made up. If someone were trying to kill this guy in Thailand, he would be dead. I call BS.

this morning i awoke to make coffee NO MILK I KNOW THE MISSION PPL CAME IN AT NIGHT AND HAD TAKEN MY MILK NOOOOOO!

Christianity, Islam, marxism, Trostkysm, Neoconservatism are ALL religions and ideologies created by jews to enslave no-jews.

to miss the opportunity to record one alleged abduction attempt is unfortunate to miss the opportunity to record a second alleged abduction attempt is careless i'd suggest remove the melodrama from the end and the documentary would benefit greatly

Where'd my post go? Could you please put it back? To summarize it, this film unfairly depicts all missionaries as evil. Yes, there is corruption among missionaries, and we cannot and should not tolerate it. However, many of the problems the Akha are facing come from globalization and cultural assimilation programs under the governments of Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar/Burma. Mandatory use of Thai language in schools, relocation of children for education, and existing discrimination against the hill people are current social and governmental policies the missionaries must deal with. Most missionaries are just working in the framework prescribed or allowed by the government. Yes, some do abuse children and try to get rich at the expense of the Akha. However, to characterize ALL missionaries in this way, as barbarous cultural imperialists forcing their "white god" on the Akha, is intellectually dishonest and sensationalist. Never mind the Thai, Lisu, Karen, Korean and all the other non-white Christians working among the Akha people, in addition to Christian Akha working among their own people. And why does this documentary blame a "white god" for all the problems caused by the communist government of Laos? The filmmaker could have gotten his point across in a less biased, less sensationalist, and more honest way.