Like.... the Capulets and Montagues? But without all the teen sex? No thanks!
She talks about that early in the lecture regarding her own analysis training.
The ''Uncle George's pancakes fallacy'' is exemplified by the clinician who, told that a patient stored leftover pancakes in the attic, declares, ''Why, there is nothing so terrible about that -- I remember good old Uncle George from my childhood, he used to store pancakes in the attic.''
Honestly, this doesn't come as a surprise to me as being real. I count myself as a progressive, but I force myself to read Twitter accounts of pretty far right pundits. There is quite a lot that the center and left don't always reckon with or even realize exist that these accounts point out. Of course, these Twitter accounts highlight the extremes.
Read her interview.
nypost.com
Have you seen her TikTok?
She’s out of her mind, literally. She keeps thinking and seeing the world as a huge collective white aggressor unconscious—anyone that spends that much time in the unconscious state, well, kinda loses it…
How does she still have her license?
I feel like someone is going to file a complaint with the NY medical board pretty soon.
It’s no different than that resident in Ohio who wrote “death to Jews” when she was in Med school and was then kicked out of her residency when those tweets were uncovered.
How can she in good faith still practice medicine? How can she advocate for “white violence” (literally in all her Tik Tok tags) and still be called a physician who took a Hippocratic oath to “do no harm”? She’s legit violating ethics and licensing regulations, especially since her Tik Tok uses her MD in the username.
Smh, she went through all this psychoanalysis training only to become a bitter, hateful person—it’s quite sad.
NYC shrink tells Yale audience she fantasizes about shooting white people in head
NYC psychiatrist Dr. Aruna Khilanani told an audience at the Yale School of Medicine in April that she had fantasies of “unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my …
She literally says all white people are evil and that she despises Cornell and Columbia and white people and basically America. I understand putting your racist colleagues or training program on blast, but to say that every single white person in America is the same? And they don’t eat bread and only steal recipes from POC? Wut?? Lol. I don’t know maybe she’s right about everything but at least don’t be dumb enough to put your medical license at risk by advocating violence against a skin color, as if all white people were slave owners…what about the Irish who are white or Italians who can be white, both of which were stereotyped and seen as inferior and **** on by Anglosaxans.
Peace and love man, stop the hate. Cut us open and we all bleed the same.
okay, end rant lol.
You take at face value her description of her analyst as a "white bitch" who "called me psychotic" every time she expressed anger?
To be fair, under our new woke regime, it's "settled science" that the reason blacks are at higher risk of heart disease, cocaine addiction, etc. is systemic racism.
Dr brandy lee was a Yale Psychiatrist who said trump was unfit from a psych perspective
www.newsweek.com
It's New York. Much like Oregon, they back this rhetoric (Esther Choo MD is the same)Well, her Tik Tok page gained like ~7k likes in less than a day, which is scary. She is now more infamous thanks to being featured on Fox News.
NYC shrink tells Yale audience she fantasizes about shooting White people in head
A New York City-based psychiatrist told an audience at the Yale School of Medicine in April that she had fantasies of "unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way."www.foxnews.com
Many people are complaining to the NY Medical Board, however, so I wonder what will happen to her. Calling for violence and spewing hate against people no matter their race or color, isn’t exactly ‘physician’ - like, and isn’t very professional, either.
nypost.com
Yale is super liberal. I'm friends with a Psychiatrist there. They say that other doctor who crossed the Goldwater rule was brave
Bandy. No "r." As in "Dr. Bandy X. Lee likes to bandy about the theory that Donald Trump is mentally unfit to hold office."
I don't get what the controversy is. Anyone with half a brain can tell Donald trump is a raging narcissist. Don't need a formal examination to make that diagnosis.
The controversy relates to the fact that it's unethical for a psychiatrist to medically diagnose public figures solely on the basis of media coverage, without ever formally evaluating them. Psychiatry is a field that is uniquely subject to the threat of political abuse. Most psychiatrists are fully aware of the field's history and try to keep their political beliefs separate from their assessments of people's mental health.
I understand the basis of the goldwater rule, but as with everything, theres virtually always room for exceptions. I'd argue it unethical for a physician keep their mouths shut in a case that was so blatantly obvious such as trump.
But it’s the idea that the science could be used in a slapdash fashion (ie what we as the general public witnessed over television/the media). It demeans the process of thinking my about personality disorders and all the other considerations one makes when weighing diagnoses in psychiatry. What constituted the dysfunction in trumps life that one would give him such a diagnosis? Lots of opportunity for discussion here.
Physicians don't have to "keep their mouth shut." They are free to voice their political opinions just like anybody else is. They can say they dislike Trump's personality, that he's despicable, that he looks ugly, that he's Satan's top henchman, etc. What they shouldn't do is use their medical authority to assign medical diagnoses to people they've never met. That goes beyond the role of a politically active citizen and enters the realm of medical practice.
Because it's psychiatry and our diagnosis is viewed as less objective and more fluid, we end up with rules like this. However if the president had a Parkinsonian gait, rest tremor, and masked faces and a neurologist wanted to public opine the president was suffering from a Parkinsonian syndrome, no one would bat an eye. Look at the DSM criteria for NPD, is there a single one he doesn't meet based off of 1000s of hours of footage? Here's some Critieria for NPD. We can never be sure any diagnosis we make is 100% accurate in psychiatry but hell I would feel pretty confident making this one.
