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Antipsychiatry Coalition - NO SCIENTOLOGISTS or CCHR

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations. No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology. Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet. When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a desire for your full name to be used or we know you have already publicly identified yourself as a present or former psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your own web site.http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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http://www.antipsychiatry.org/The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations. No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology. Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet. When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a desire for your full name to be used or we know you have already publicly identified yourself as a present or former psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your own web site.http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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http://www.antipsychiatry.org/The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations. No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology. Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet. When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a desire for your full name to be used or we know you have already publicly identified yourself as a present or former psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your own web site.http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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http://www.antipsychiatry.org/The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations. No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology. Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet. When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a desire for your full name to be used or we know you have already publicly identified yourself as a present or former psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your own web site.http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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On 3/17/2011 5:24 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Antipsychiatry Coalition - NO SCIENTOLOGISTS or CCHR

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group

consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by

psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to

warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive

psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of

liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in

the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations.

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of

Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.

Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web

bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of

identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet.

When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless

you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter

that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates

you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be

identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a

fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a

desire for your full name to be used or we know you have

already publicly identified yourself as a present or former

psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your

own web site.

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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On 3/17/2011 5:24 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Antipsychiatry Coalition - NO SCIENTOLOGISTS or CCHR

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group

consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by

psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to

warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive

psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of

liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in

the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations.

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of

Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.

Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web

bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of

identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet.

When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless

you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter

that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates

you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be

identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a

fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a

desire for your full name to be used or we know you have

already publicly identified yourself as a present or former

psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your

own web site.

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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On 3/17/2011 5:24 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Antipsychiatry Coalition - NO SCIENTOLOGISTS or CCHR

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group

consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by

psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to

warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive

psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of

liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in

the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations.

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of

Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.

Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web

bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of

identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet.

When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless

you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter

that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates

you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be

identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a

fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a

desire for your full name to be used or we know you have

already publicly identified yourself as a present or former

psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your

own web site.

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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On 3/17/2011 5:24 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Antipsychiatry Coalition - NO SCIENTOLOGISTS or CCHR

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

The Antipsychiatry Coalition is a nonprofit volunteer group

consisting of people who feel we have been harmed by

psychiatry - and of our supporters. We created this website to

warn you of the harm routinely inflicted on those who receive

psychiatric "treatment" and to promote the democratic ideal of

liberty for all law-abiding people that has been abandoned in

the U.S.A., Canada, and other supposedly democratic nations.

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of

Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.

Privacy Statement: This web site does not use cookies, web

bugs, scriplets, transparent .GIFs, or any other method of

identifying you or learning what you view on the Internet.

When you view this web site, we do not know who you are unless

you write us a letter and tell us. If you write us a letter

that is published in The Antipsychiatry Forum that indicates

you are a present or former psychiatric "patient," you will be

identified only by a first name or initials (or sometimes by a

fictitious first name or initial(s) unless you indicate a

desire for your full name to be used or we know you have

already publicly identified yourself as a present or former

psychiatric "patient" - such as in a published article or your

own web site.

http://www.antipsychiatry.org/

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<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance

they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's

Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by

psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links

to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are

excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as

an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A

slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being

a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give

male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the

schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to

reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists

today, but we're not going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome

here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same

belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's

too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after

they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too?

After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other

organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance

they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's

Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by

psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links

to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are

excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as

an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A

slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being

a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give

male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the

schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to

reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists

today, but we're not going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome

here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same

belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's

too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after

they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too?

After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other

organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance

they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's

Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by

psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links

to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are

excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as

an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A

slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being

a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give

male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the

schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to

reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists

today, but we're not going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome

here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same

belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's

too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after

they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too?

After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other

organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance

they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's

Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by

psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links

to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are

excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as

an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A

slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being

a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give

male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the

schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to

reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists

today, but we're not going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome

here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same

belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's

too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after

they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too?

After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other

organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label "Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known as Scientology.I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.Terry Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: "ccreel_04064" <catherine.creel@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:30:02 -0000<SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: Re: Antipsychiatry Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please <<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label "Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known as Scientology.I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.Terry Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: "ccreel_04064" <catherine.creel@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:30:02 -0000<SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: Re: Antipsychiatry Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please <<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label "Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known as Scientology.I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.Terry Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: "ccreel_04064" <catherine.creel@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:30:02 -0000<SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: Re: Antipsychiatry Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please <<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label "Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known as Scientology.I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.Terry Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: "ccreel_04064" <catherine.creel@...>Sender: SSRI medications Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:30:02 -0000<SSRI medications >Reply SSRI medications Subject: Re: Antipsychiatry Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please <<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree except on the Catholic thing, yes there has

been abuse but where I think the Catholic Church made a mistake is

to refer their situation to psychiatrists and go along with

recommendations by psychiatrists, I've seen it over and over in

the press. There's more to it than that of course but that is a

main factor.

Also no one group sexually abuses their "flock" more than

psychiatrists. WAY more than the Catholic Church and really the

profession of psychiatry has the same moral obligation and

position of power over their patients. Especially if they are

drugging them which the Catholic Church is not in the business of

doing.

Are there moral and decent psychiatrists? I know a few.

Are there moral and decent Catholics? I know an overwhelming many.

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<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree except on the Catholic thing, yes there has

been abuse but where I think the Catholic Church made a mistake is

to refer their situation to psychiatrists and go along with

recommendations by psychiatrists, I've seen it over and over in

the press. There's more to it than that of course but that is a

main factor.

Also no one group sexually abuses their "flock" more than

psychiatrists. WAY more than the Catholic Church and really the

profession of psychiatry has the same moral obligation and

position of power over their patients. Especially if they are

drugging them which the Catholic Church is not in the business of

doing.

Are there moral and decent psychiatrists? I know a few.

Are there moral and decent Catholics? I know an overwhelming many.

On 3/18/2011 7:30 AM, ccreel_04064 wrote:

<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree except on the Catholic thing, yes there has

been abuse but where I think the Catholic Church made a mistake is

to refer their situation to psychiatrists and go along with

recommendations by psychiatrists, I've seen it over and over in

the press. There's more to it than that of course but that is a

main factor.

Also no one group sexually abuses their "flock" more than

psychiatrists. WAY more than the Catholic Church and really the

profession of psychiatry has the same moral obligation and

position of power over their patients. Especially if they are

drugging them which the Catholic Church is not in the business of

doing.

Are there moral and decent psychiatrists? I know a few.

Are there moral and decent Catholics? I know an overwhelming many.

On 3/18/2011 7:30 AM, ccreel_04064 wrote:

<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree except on the Catholic thing, yes there has

been abuse but where I think the Catholic Church made a mistake is

to refer their situation to psychiatrists and go along with

recommendations by psychiatrists, I've seen it over and over in

the press. There's more to it than that of course but that is a

main factor.

Also no one group sexually abuses their "flock" more than

psychiatrists. WAY more than the Catholic Church and really the

profession of psychiatry has the same moral obligation and

position of power over their patients. Especially if they are

drugging them which the Catholic Church is not in the business of

doing.

Are there moral and decent psychiatrists? I know a few.

Are there moral and decent Catholics? I know an overwhelming many.

On 3/18/2011 7:30 AM, ccreel_04064 wrote:

<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments. Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is good enough to reference and use some of their excellent anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not going to let them in the door. In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we really all have to have the same belief systems to come together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but only after they've taken that from which they can benefit. I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.

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I agree we are all brothers and sisters!! All of us.

On 3/18/2011 7:53 AM, nandtbearden@... wrote:

I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I

hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because

I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately

discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label

"Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a

source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because

you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the

data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge

anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group

made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known

as Scientology.

I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.

Terry

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<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be

asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church"

of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in

the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes

raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women

were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male

children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to

go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is

good enough to reference and use some of their excellent

anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not

going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but

you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we

really all have to have the same belief systems to come

together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too

bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but

only after they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all

Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church

abused more children than any other organization in history.

It's all rather sickening.

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I agree we are all brothers and sisters!! All of us.

On 3/18/2011 7:53 AM, nandtbearden@... wrote:

I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I

hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because

I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately

discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label

"Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a

source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because

you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the

data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge

anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group

made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known

as Scientology.

I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.

Terry

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Subject: Re: Antipsychiatry

Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please

 

<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be

asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church"

of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in

the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes

raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women

were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male

children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to

go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is

good enough to reference and use some of their excellent

anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not

going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but

you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we

really all have to have the same belief systems to come

together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too

bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but

only after they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all

Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church

abused more children than any other organization in history.

It's all rather sickening.

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I agree we are all brothers and sisters!! All of us.

On 3/18/2011 7:53 AM, nandtbearden@... wrote:

I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I

hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because

I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately

discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label

"Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a

source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because

you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the

data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge

anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group

made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known

as Scientology.

I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.

Terry

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Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please

 

<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be

asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church"

of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in

the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes

raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women

were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male

children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to

go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is

good enough to reference and use some of their excellent

anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not

going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but

you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we

really all have to have the same belief systems to come

together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too

bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but

only after they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all

Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church

abused more children than any other organization in history.

It's all rather sickening.

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I agree we are all brothers and sisters!! All of us.

On 3/18/2011 7:53 AM, nandtbearden@... wrote:

I agree and was hoping someone would express such a sentiment. I

hesitate to jump into the " hates Scientology" fray because

I regret the way the "powers-that-be" can and do immediately

discount and/or discredit anything they can stain with the label

"Scientology." It is hypocritical and disingenuous to list a

source as valuable that you will not allow in your "group" because

you allegedly have fundamental disagreements with them. I find the

data and info from CCHR to be very valuable. And I challenge

anyone to deny the very real and meaningful additions to our group

made by those among us who do subscribe to the belief system known

as Scientology.

I believe we are ALL brothers and sisters.

Terry

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Coalition - no Scientologists or CCHR please

 

<<No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be

asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church"

of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but

this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or

Scientology.>>

** This reminds me of the history of rascism and slavery in

the U.S. A slave was good enough to be in people's homes

raising their children (even being a wet nurse), the women

were good enough lie down with and good enough to give male

children their first sexual experience, but not good enough to

go to the schools, churches, and retail establishments.

Antipsychiatry Coalition is saying, in essence, Scientology is

good enough to reference and use some of their excellent

anti-psychiatry material that exists today, but we're not

going to let them in the door.

In other words, we'll use you to advance our website but

you're not welcome here. This is poor moral judgment. Do we

really all have to have the same belief systems to come

together against a common enemy? I don't think so. It's too

bad certain others are so intolerant of differences -- but

only after they've taken that from which they can benefit.

I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all

Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church

abused more children than any other organization in history.

It's all rather sickening.

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> > I don't care what Scientology has done. Why not bar all Catholics, too? After all, representatives of this church abused more children than any other organization in history. It's all rather sickening.> >

Interesting Catherttine.

My cares are for the outcomes for mentally vulnerable people.

I spent several hours the other day in the company of a gentleman, who as a boy was at Nazareth Lodge, Belfast & as a youth at Rubane Kircubbin, Co Down. So I am well aware of the harm that faith groups can bring.

For the record I am not a Catholic

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