Mental Health – Random Public Journal

September 18, 2018 - TuesdaySeptember 18, 2018 - Tuesday Jeggit Politics, Scotland, Society

Valuing Ruth’s Mental Health

Where one would expect to find compassion in Ms Davidson, even revulsion, what she gives is enthusiastic support to a government that would do this to women who are going through the hell of a psychological misery of which she has painful personal experience. There comes a point in ethical discussion when one can no longer hide behind the trauma of one’s own past when one is inflicting the same and worse on others. Ruth Davidson has passed that point – and this is before we mention the other Conservative policies...

Trolling Wee Brave: Scottish Unionism at its Lowest

How much of this must we take? How much of this did my friend DefiAye have to take before she ended up where she is today? How widespread is this, and how many people has this been happening to? Perhaps it is time we started working on a national database to help us get a better idea of what is going on. Whoever these people are, they must be brought to justice. We have to make sure they are unmasked and shown to the world for who and what they are.

June 2, 2017 - FridayJune 5, 2017 - Monday Jeggit Politics, Society, United Kingdom

The Madness of the Prime Minister

What we have, rather than a Prime Minister who needs to be taken into the care of a secure institution, is a women who is quite clearly out of her depth. She’s not a politician. She is a careerist, perhaps more suited to the basement of some government department, who has found herself – by default – as the head of the British government.

October 3, 2015 - SaturdayOctober 7, 2015 - Wednesday Jeggit Reflection, Society, United States

American School Shootings are Getting Boring

Perhaps the whole concept of school massacres in the Wild West, as a niche art form, has become too derivative, or maybe it’s the case that it has simply been repeated ad nauseam and that we, the viewing audience, need something more – something spectacular.

August 8, 2015 - SaturdayAugust 9, 2015 - Sunday Jeggit Health, Poverty, Society

Why People from Disadvantaged Areas Seem More Stupid

Social researchers are increasingly finding that a link does exist between poverty and stupidity, but not in the direction of indolence and mental sluggishness leading to poverty, but rather the other way around.

February 11, 2015 - WednesdayMarch 10, 2015 - Tuesday Jeggit Health Matters

Dreams of the Great Escape

As much as we all know that hospital is good for us, we all dream of our great escape. Life is a struggle, and the world in which we live is a war zone. This makes the hospital something of a prisoner of war camp. We’ve all been captured by the enemy; brought down by … Continue reading Dreams of the Great Escape