Maybe that purple hair is a med side effect (?)

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What percent of right-wingers make up statistics?

Don't Know? Is that a real question?
https://youtu.be/OQlByoPdG6c?si=FGEuU4zU72zM3Bws

It's a real, but not meaningful question. The statistic in this meme has the hallmarks of a made up statistic (such a neat benchmark! no citation!). I'd love to see the data on statistics people quote by political orientation, their sources, how they circulate, et cetera.

Idk, but I read somewhere that 80% of women sought mental health care last year. Most lefties are women... so

Please give a citation for both of those assertions. Also, if more women are seeking help for mental health issues, that is a W: why aren't men seeking help for their mental health issues?

a 2022 KFF Women’s Health Survey noted that 50% of women aged 18–64 reported needing mental health services in the past two years, but only 60% of those who felt they needed care sought it
2024 Women’s Mental Health Research Report by the Liptember Foundation in Australia, conducted by Nielsen. This report found that 80% of Australian women believe "there’s more employers can do" to support women’s mental health in the workplace
A study in the Journal of Community Psychology (2020) found that ~80% of Black/African American women experiencing homelessness reported trauma or stress-related symptoms
Approximately 51% of registered women voters identify with or lean toward the Democratic Party, according to a 2024 Pew Research Center survey.

Ooh, thanks for the citations.

https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/partner_surveys/mental_health_20_are_currently_on_medication

Thanks for the citation! It does go into more detail, but whoever wrote the headline didn't read the actual text. It shouts "20% are on medication", but then goes on: "Twenty percent (20%) say that, in the past year, they have sought counseling or mental health treatment from a therapist. Among those who’ve gotten counseling or treatment in the past year, 68% are currently taking one or more prescription drugs for a mental health problem."
(IMHO, seems high, because only psychiatrists can prescribe drugs and many people only see therapists)

Yeah, it's a tiny subsection. If you count women that report anxiety and depression it's ridiculously high.

If we can take those statistics together (it sort of looks like the article put together statistics from different studies without comparing their methodologies or the questions asked), it suggests that 14% of the population is currently taking drugs for a mental health problem.

A lot of women do report anxiety and depression. Well, after Men's Mental Health month, I guess the rest of the year is for us?

Gallup, "U.S. Depression Rates Reach New Highs" (2023). 36.7% of U.S. women reported a lifetime diagnosis of depression. 26.1% of women reported currently experiencing significant depressive symptoms (e.g., feeling sad, hopeless, or disengaged) without specifying a diagnosis. That's 62.8% of women with just depression alone.

Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) Health Tracking Poll (2020). 47% of U.S. women reported feeling anxious or worried at least a few days a week.

YouGov Poll (2021). 34% of U.S. women reported feeling anxious “often” or “sometimes” in the past month, based on self-reported emotional states

mentally ill right wingers are depressed, not insane.

Mentally ill means mentally ill. What kinds of mental illness do you mean when you say "insane"?

From what I have seen, psychosis, remember, these are from what I’ve seen, I’m sure there are reasonable liberals and unreasonable right wingers.

Your point is a little unclear. Psychosis is pretty uncommon, and mental illness comes in a lot of flavors. Here's an interesting brief article. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12043138/ -- It underlines the difficulties of getting at accurate measurements of something big and vague like mental health through self reports.

Ok