Tuesday, June 27, 2017

Death Control

Death control should be legal. Suicide should be respected as a civil and human right for all adults. It will be good if we can reduce suicides to zero. However, we should not use psychiatric force, coercion, and confinement on adults. We should use persuasion, reason, and kindness to reduce suicides.

Birth control is influencing when one creates life. Death control is influencing when one ends their own life. Suicide is effectively illegal. Read books that psychiatrist Thomas Szasz wrote. Read Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine.

Again, it will be good if we can reduce suicides to zero. However, psychiatric coercion will never reduce suicides to zero. Persuasion, reason, and kindness might reduce suicides to zero there, if given enough time and effort.

Sunday, June 4, 2017

Help to Outlaw Psychiatric Coercion

Psychiatrist Thomas Szasz labeled psychiatric coercion as medicalized terrorism.

Read books that psychiatrist Thomas Szasz wrote. Read his book Psychiatric Slavery or read his book Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine. Thomas Szasz wrote about thirty-five books.

Suicide should be respected as a civil and human right for adults. Psychiatric force, coercion, and confinement should be illegal.

Do what you can to outlaw psychiatric coercion. Once psychiatric force, coercion, and confinement are outlawed, we will live in a more just and peaceful society.

Tell legislators that psychiatric coercion should be outlawed. Email them, call them, Tweet to them, talk to them and so forth.

We need to have lots of individuals advocating for the abolition of psychiatric slavery.

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Coming to Terms With Mental Illness

You can come to terms with a mental illness diagnosis by understanding the term and idea of mental illness. How can something like the mind be ill? Can the mind be literally ill? Can a joke be literally sick?

Perhaps read books by psychiatrist Thomas Szasz to come to terms with a mental illness diagnosis. Some of his books include Psychiatry: The Science of Lies, The Myth of Mental Illness, Insanity: The Idea and Its Consequences, and Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine. He wrote about 35 books. I recommend them.