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Psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.
Consider learning about the ideas of psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.
He wrote about 35 books. One is called Psychiatric Slavery. Szasz indicated that civil commitment and the insanity defense form the foundations of psychiatric slavery.
He wrote a book entitled Suicide Prohibition: The Shame of Medicine.
He wrote a book Our Right to Drugs: The Case for a Free Market.
Szasz wrote extensively about the history of psychiatry. The history of psychiatry offers many good lessons for today.
Szasz noted that psychiatric coercion is medicalized terrorism.
Perhaps Szaszian ideas and Szaszian ethics can benefit society and many stakeholders greatly in the coming years.
Szasz wanted psychiatric human rights abuses to be outlawed.
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