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r/antipsychiatry 42,000 members who contributed some articles during 17 years for free quack law book https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p4hbeqa7e74j4lk/AAAl2RN_pmlCDoeg9MXHVe4Ca?dl=0
What the heck - 42k!? Wasnt even aware of this sub back on reddit. Why do you miss why?
r/psychology has 1.6 million members but censors criticisms of capitalism (I think necessities should have non-profit option) and severe side effects.
My life was saved by learning about Advance Directives in Vermont, maybe georgia and washington; Germany. new york psychiatrists usually refuse to read them and horribly insult sober natural religion as a "delusion."
On antipsychiatry we started boycotting california for increasing Britney Spears guardianships without a real lawyer a year in advance. https://californiaglobe.com/articles/california-initiative-referendum-and-recall-reform-act-a-pathway-to-digital-petitions/