How To Stop BPD And DID
Since
the majority of the cases of borderline personality disorder (BPD) and
dissociative identity disorder
(DID) are caused by childhood sexual abuse, the key to stopping the growth in
the numbers of BPD and DID cases is to drastically reduce
the number of children who are being sexually abused. Here are four of the steps
that must be taken.
1. Make pornography illegal
Satan is flooding the minds of future pedophiles with not only pornography but even child pornography. Social media and other media companies recently have proven themselves adept at scrubbing the internet of content that they don't want people to see. Pass laws to have them scrub the internet of all pornographic content and severely penalize them if they fail to comply.
2. Eliminate the statute of limitation on prosecuting child rapists
Because children who are raped often develop dissociative identity disorder, and the alters who have the memory of the rape(s) often surface only in adulthood, the statute of limitation on prosecuting those who raped children must be eliminated.
3. Make raping a child punishable by penectomy
Convicted child rapists should be taken to a chamber like those used in death by lethal injection, tied down to a gurney, which should then be tilted up to a near-vertical position to face a gallery of observers on the other side of a glass partition. A prison surgeon should then perform penectomy on the rapist under local anesthesia so that his victim can look into the rapist's eyes when his penis is removed. The rapist should then spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole and work inside the prison as many hours as needed per day to cover the cost of his incarceration.
4. Raise own children
Kristin's rapist was her own father but most fathers love their children, who are best protected by their own parents. Instead of both parents working outside the home and then spending a large proportion or even the entirety of one of the two after-tax incomes to have someone else care for their children, mothers must give up their careers and return home to raise and protect their children, as God commanded:
"... a child left to himself brings shame to his mother." (Proverbs 29:15).
"... that they admonish the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, homemakers, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God may not be blasphemed." (Titus 2:4-5)