Birth Control and Death Control

Birth control is influencing when one creates life. Death control is influencing when one's own life ends. As far as I know, it was psychiatrist Thomas Szasz who invented the two word term death control. According to psychiatrist Thomas Szasz suicide should be respected as a civil and human right for adults. Read the books Suicide Prohibition and Fatal Freedom. Both books are by Thomas Szasz. Suicide is effectively illegal since people can be effectively jailed in psychiatric units for attempting suicide or indicating that they will try to engage in it. Psychiatric slavery is what is happening when people earn money from psychiatric coercion, force, and confinement. Death control should be legal, just like birth control is legal. It will be good if we can reduce suicides to zero. We should only use persuasion, reason, and kindness to reduce suicides among adults. According to psychiatrist Thomas Szasz psychiatric coercion is medicalized terrorism. There is a movement of psychiatric survivors who feel they have been harmed by psychiatry. Of course, those that have successfully engaged in suicide are not here on Earth to voice an opinion that death control should be legal like birth control is legal. How much longer will psychiatric slavery remain legal? Help to outlaw psychiatric slavery. Help to legalize death control so that it is just as legal as birth control. Read books that psychiatrist Thomas Szasz wrote.

Rethinking Psychiatry?

Once psychiatry is fully rethought, one should recognize that psychiatric slavery should be outlawed. According to psychiatrist Thomas Szasz, civil commitment and the insanity defense form the foundation of psychiatric slavery. Thomas Szasz wrote a book entitled Psychiatric Slavery. Psychiatric slavery happens when individuals earn money from psychiatric coercion, force, and confinement. Suicide should be respected as a civil and human right for adults. Read the book Suicide Prohibition by psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.

Outlaw Psychiatric Slavery

Psychiatric slavery should be banned outlawed. Psychiatrist Thomas Szasz believed that civil commitment and the insanity defense form the foundation of psychiatric slavery. Civil commitment and the insanity defense should therefore be banned and made illegal. Psychiatric slavery is when people earn money from psychiatric coercion, force, and confinement. Suicide is effectively illegal since people can be effectively jailed for trying to engage in it, or indicating that they will engage in it. Suicide should be respected as a civil and human right for adults. We should use persuasion, reason, and kindness to reduce suicides. We should not use psychiatric coercion, force, and confinement to reduce suicides. It will be good if we can reduce suicides to zero. Death control should legal. Utilizing birth control is to affect when one creates life. Utilizing or not utilizing death control relates to how one ends one’s own life. Read the book Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine by psychiatrist Thomas Szasz. Read his book Psychiatric Slavery, which analyzes a Supreme Court case related to civil commitment.

Medicalized Terrorism

Psychiatrist Thomas Szasz labeled psychiatric coercion as medicalized terrorism. What does it meant to medicalize something? What did Thomas Szasz mean when he proclaimed this? Is this a valid statement? Why or why not?

Do Psychiatric Drugs Cause Violence?

Do psychiatric drugs cause violence? Psychiatric drugs don't cause violence anymore than demon possession causes violence. Drugs might help to amplify negative emotions in some people. However, to utilize illegal violence is ultimately a decision that a human makes. They are not possessed by a drug. Suicide should be respected as a civil and human right for adults and only consensual psychiatry should be legal. Read books that psychiatrist Thomas Szasz wrote. Thomas Szasz believed that there are no causes of crimes; there are only reasons for crimes. Read his books Insanity, Suicide Prohibition, Psychiatric Slavery, Our Right to Drugs, and Psychiatry.