Racism is a known mental illness and mental illness is given to humans, especially children, by education. Racism is a mental disorder.

 

What you see above is the mind of a mentally ill person who believes in hatred and this is how this rase psychopathic's mind has been nurtured. He thinks that anyone who speaks Kurdish is a terrorist. This is a type of insane mind that has been fed to this mentally ill person through brainwashing.

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Racism is a known mental illness and mental illness is given to humans, especially children, by education. #Racism_is_a_mental-disorder. 

These mental disorders are caused by parents and schools and unhealthy behaviors in society, causing this mental illness to spread into an acute madness of hatred instincts and races other than their own.

Why is racism a mental illness?

Because a racist has intentions to use violence to eliminate another race in mind and a racist is a violent person and violence also originates in a restless mind of otherness. Let us examine the history of racist behaviors and conclude that racism is a mental illness. Racist mental patients behave differently in different countries. For example, in democratic countries, they try to set up fake witnesses with money in order to isolate the person from society and convince the people that the person is spreading government secrets and this can hurt the government. In this way, they convince the government officials to allocate a budget for this work so that they can isolate the person and destroy the person's personality in society. Another example is a woman in Turkey who said that when I saw the Kurdish unity, I felt sick and lost 6 kilos and I became sick and could not sleep. Well, this mental illness that is given to people through brainwashing is like this. This woman is convinced that any race except the Turkish race has no right to live.

It is time for the American Psychiatric Association to designate extreme racism as a mental health problem by recognizing it as a delusional psychotic symptom. Persons afflicted with such psychopathology represent an immediate danger to themselves and others.

Is racism considered a disease?

The APA agreed with their concern about the problem of racism but declined to identify extreme bigotry as a disorder. The issue, Thomas writes, was that for something to be considered a mental illness it “must deviate from normative behavior.” Among white Americans, racism was simply too normal to qualify.