Voting as a "Social Determinant of Health"

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🗓️ 17 June 2024

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The New Discourses Podcast with James Lindsay, Ep. 142 A Woke concept that doesn't get nearly the attention it demands is the concept of various "Determinants of Health (DoH)." They are institutions, systems, and societal structures that have health-relevant outcomes, and the Woke Marxists have a few objectives in pushing this perspective, which amounts to "society is preventing you from having optimal health and needs to be controlled by Woke Marxists." There are social determinants of health (SDoH), commercial determinants of health (CDoH), economic determinants of health (EDoH), political determinants of health (PDoH), and more (and more). Each is an opportunity to do surveillance, problematize, and seize control over entire systems to be reorganized to achieve Woke Marxist goals. In this episode of the New Discourses Podcast, host James Lindsay reveals in two papers that professional associations like the American Medical Association (and others) have designated voting as a "social determinant of health" with "political determinant of health" consequences and have used this bogus designation to justify doing voter registration and targeted voting drive campaigns from the platform of psychiatric healthcare services. Join him to hear about this extremely unethical practice. New book! The Queering of the American Child: https://queeringbook.com/ Support New Discourses: https://newdiscourses.com/support Follow New Discourses on other platforms: https://newdiscourses.com/subscribe Follow James Lindsay: https://linktr.ee/conceptualjames © 2024 New Discourses. All rights reserved. #NewDiscourses #JamesLindsay #Vote

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0:00.0	The Hey there everybody it's James Lindsay and you are listening to the new Discourses
0:23.4	podcast I have something kind of alarming for you today I am going to introduce or
0:28.0	what I really want to do is put on your radar a term of art from the woke it's actually a term of art from the woke. It's actually a kind of a single term within a
0:36.0	constellation of terms, but the basis of this, the root, I guess, of the term is determinants of health.
0:46.7	In other words, that which determines one's health.
0:49.9	So I want to explain the woke mentality behind what are called social determinants of health,
0:55.2	economic determinants of health, cultural determinants of health, structural determinants of health.
1:00.5	Are you starting to get the picture that they have? Why I said it's the root is determinants of health. Are you starting to get the picture that they have? Why I said it's the
1:03.6	root is determinants of health and then there are political determinants of
1:07.2	health and so on. There's this idea that there are economic, social, political, and so on and other forces, commercial, that have
1:17.3	downstream effects that impact people's health.
1:21.5	And I think we're going to be hearing a lot more about this in the future. I won't say more about that now. That's a hint,
1:27.1	nudge nudge, nudge, but I'll leave it be for the moment. But I want to introduce to you what I'm going to do today, as I often do in the podgates. the the ramifications of these determinants of health, but in this case
1:44.4	social determinants of health. And this paper is from a journal called
1:48.6	psychiatric services, volume 74 issue 12. It was published online on June 8th,
1:55.9	2023, so just barely over a year ago. It is a short paper. It is listed as
2:01.8	pages 1291 through 1293 which means it's like
2:05.9	three pages long so this isn't going to be very long but there are other papers
2:10.4	of course related articles to this paper so this isn't like a one-off
2:16.0	is what I want to get there's actually a fairly developed body of literature
2:18.8	and that's the title of this paper in psychiatric services, again, volume 74 issue 12 is psychiatry's obligation to promote
2:29.0	voting among patients with mental illness.
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