Why are psychiatrists evil?

Psychiatry is evil because in addition to imprisoning (forcibly “hospitalizing”), torturing and killing law-abiding people, damaging brains and causing neurological disease with psychiatric drugs, and ruining people’s lives with psychiatric stigma, and deceiving to the public and law makers about what psychiatry is and …

Are there bad psychiatrist?

As long as the therapist or psychiatrist is licensed in the state that they’re serving, they can treat people there. Ultimately, like any profession, there are plenty of bad psychiatrists. Some are probably perfectly good but have to be bad by necessity.

What are the criticisms of psychiatry?

Criticisms of psychiatric diagnostic constructs from a clinical/scientific view have been made on several points: reliability, such as how often two clinicians agree on the same diagnosis; validity, such as clear separation between diagnostic constructs or presence of objective validators; utility, such as predicting …

Are psychiatric drugs safe?

Medications for mental illness are generally safe and effective when used as prescribed. As with any medication, however, side effects may occur.

Is psychiatry good or evil?

If we can say that a tool, or philosophy, or system is evil, then psychiatry is evil. If we cannot, then it is a nonsensical statement to make, and one cannot call psychiatry “good”, either.

What is the leading cause of death in psychiatric patients?

Most psychiatry deaths are caused by psychiatry’s so-called medications. Psychiatry’s most lethal drugs are the so-called anti­psychotic, anti-schizo­phrenic, major tranquilizer or neuro­leptic (nerve-seizing) drugs. All these terms are different names for the same group of drugs.

Do psychiatrists sell the wrong causes?

“Psychiatrists continue to “sell” the wrong causes—from mental illness and poverty to broken families and genetic makeup (none of which they can cure)—yet the psychiatric drugs can themselves cause violence.”² “Human suffering is NOT “mental illness”” [push]”People suffer.

Is psychiatry a profession of willful negligence?

The foregoing cases and thousands of others like them bear testament to the fact that psychiatry is a profession of willful negligence, refusing at nearly every turn to search out and treat the actual conditions that manifest as “mental illness.””²² Note these people feel they have evidence for these statements (sort of).