I used to be in the Canadian military and thought that they were putting drugs in the water to make us more obediant soldiers. I think that is not the case, because if they were, and somebody proved it, the military would be under investigation, and it would be a huge media sensation.
you know, chaos theory, I used to think like you, but then I realized the true nature of society, and that many people have many different views on right and wrong and are not made scitzophrenic and are not medicated by the government. There may be systems of control, but I don't think that drugs are a part of that control. They are mainly for people with symptoms that harm themselves and others. The medication you take obviously does not prevent you from thinking those things, so perhaps the government cannot control peoples minds with drugs.
The medication is also not forced on you. I would highly suggest you keep taking them. if you want to truly free your mind, do it with knowledge by going to college or university. I think meds slow down your thought processes sometimes, but it doesn't last forever. The illusion of mental illness is just making you want to stop taking your meds, it is like an evil spirit that wants you to keep endulging it. Sort of like an episode of star trek voyager where that gigantic creature messed with everyones minds on board and made them think they were finding a way home through a wormwhole but their ship was just beeing digested in its "stomach."
I have had many thoughts about scitzophrenia but the fact remains that it is a chemical imbalance. So be careful about not taking your meds. Why do you think that the government is using them to control you?