1.      Psychiatrists don’t agree with each other about everything.

2.      Psychiatrists disagree with each other dramatically in certain areas.

3.      Most psychiatrists are relative novices.

4.      Some psychiatrists practice unsafe psychiatry.

5.      Psychiatrists base their treatment, in part, on their personal, nonscientific opinion; therefore, psychiatrists are not the final authority on whether someone is mentally healthy.

6.      Anyone who tries to force compliance with the opinion of a psychiatrist other than that of obviously and evidently preserving at least minimal personal dignity (the dignity of one who is “fully attired”) and/or protecting people from bodily harm and/or saving human life is to be resisted with lethal force if necessary.

7.      A psychiatrist who tries to force compliance with their opinion other than that of obviously and evidently preserving at least minimal personal dignity (the dignity of one who is “fully attired”) and/or protecting people from bodily harm and/or saving human life is to be resisted with lethal force if necessary.

8.      Psychiatric ethicists, including some clergymen and others, have more authority than psychiatrists.

9.      Psychiatry is not pure science.

10.  Psychiatry, in part, presents nonscientific opinion as psychological or medical reality.

11.  Psychiatry, in part, cloaks nonscientific opinion in psychological or medical language.

12.  If a psychiatrist said something you did not understand and, then, could not explain it so that you could understand it, what they said would be nonsense.  This is because all psychiatric knowledge is based in common human experience.

13.  Psychiatrists who treat patients with psychotropic (mind) drugs before trying any other treatment are quacks.

14.  Psychiatrists who treat more than .0001% (more than one in a million) of their patients with psychotropic (mind) drugs are quacks.