After she implied that America’s mental health challenges are a hoax, actor Vincent D’Onofrio assaulted one of his Twitter fans.
“The Magnificent Seven”The Magnificent Seven”an issue that families deal with on an hourly basis thru (sic) their life”an issue that families deal with thru their life on an hourly basis.
“a relentless battle w/no (with no) clear end”a relentless battle w/no (with no) clear end,”Mental health is a racket for doctors to make money off of a society that is abusive and brutal.”Mental health is a racket for doctors to make money off an abusive and brutal society.
“Rather than give real help, they just prescribe pills and humor you. Doctors are just as confused as their patients. It’s the blind leading the blind.”
For physicians, mental treatment is a racket for making money off a culture that is abusive and violent. They just recommend drugs and humor to you instead of offering actual support. Doctors, like their patients, are just as puzzled. It’s the dumb person guiding the blind one.
January 7, 2019 — Suki (@SukiStickyNotes)
Irate D’Onofrio was far from being pleased and tried to block his account from her.
“What an idiotic thing to say,” raged the star of “Jurassic World” “Shame on you. Peoples (sic) suffering is real. You useless human being. Smarten up or go find your rock. If you spread additional false info on my feed you will be blocked. I promise you won’t miss me. Be better.”
What inspired Vincent’s original remarks on the mental health challenges confronting America remains unknown, but in the past, he has discussed his own experiences with depression and anxiety.