Mental Rape - the unseen abrasive argument

 Mental rape or the consistent intent to program someone into one's self being eradicating his or her's beliefs, thoughts, or attitudes. A taboo or unspoken practice often down played because of its abusive nature. In this discussion, I will attempt to aim at some key points on how, why and the effects of how this method has been used.
 It starts when we are young children from our parents grooming us, training and teaching us the knowledge they've grown up with. Some customize, some follow the same patterns. We are all taught lessons growing up in grade to high school all the way into college if you choose. These lessons per say contain vital pieces of information depending upon the instructor whether to conform or to be your own individual.
 Those who conform with the norm usually enjoy the benefits of life with little or no hassle from those who have accepted the norm as well. Now if the norm is a majority of the population then there is no issue. But if it is a minority, based on the currect state of socioeconomic status of the community you live in, you may stand to be highly effected in perhaps a negative way. This could go all the way from a world to national to your neighborhood level.
 Across the board, the definition of mental rape is "Being raped of your common knowledge of your current life and have it taken from you and replaced with someone elses information done out of fear and abuse without your consent and willing participation". This can happen by assaulting one's beliefs on to another unwillingly. Let's be clear, this doesn't mean an average man or woman attempting to make a point to one other in a healthy converstion or sharing an idea and trying to sell it to someone. This can be assaultive, plaguing and abusively annoying. For example if you tell me a belief you have and I don't like it and I decide I want to implement my regime upon you so I can forcibly change this belief when you clearly have no intent on changing, shouldn't the line be drawn at that point? To some yes. Others sometimes not. Some may even go as far to make comments, undertones, or even act differently to make you see their way thus creating an enviroment of mental rape if it's intrusively forced.
 Psychology, a very beautiful thing, however a touchy topic sometimes beloved, often abused. Why? The manipulative spore than makes us sneeze when we least expect it. Getting in to someone's head. Making them see my way. Better get with it. All these cliches baked into our human psyche serving up dishes of confusion for your factual beliefs. Only the reader may know what he or she may have experienced, lived through and learned. Their own personal book of facts embedded in the brain.
 Religion, this article in no way is deter anyone from their own personal relationship with their Most High but to set an anchor against mental thieves who pollute, contaminate and poison our minds with false facts. - ES