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Protesting the drugging of our children

A fellow parent and Scientologist on the anti-psychiatry protests in Philadelphia at the American Psychiatric Association conference:

If there’s something that should have been abundantly clear by now, it’s the fact that I’m 100% opposed to the practice of labeling and subsequent psychotropic drugging of children.     At its core, it is the world’s most-effective marketing sham, and too many parents fall for it.

The American Psychiatric Association held their annual marketing pitch to “doctors” in Philadelphia this year, and my family lent their voices to the many up there that came to demonstrate at the convention center and make it known how we feel about it.

Psychiatrists recently released their Diagnostic and Statistical Manual V – which literally is simply an eloquently-worded bunch of random observations about every facet of human behavior, compiled in such a way that psychiatrists can point at amazing-sounding illnesses like Nicotine Use Disorder for smokers, “Caffeine-Induced Sleep Disorder” or even “Complicated Grief Syndrome” for if you’re bereaving the loss of a loved one or pet dog.  Any of these are simply then used as a ticket to push more drugs.  Watch this video about it.  It’ll open your eyes.

Because psychiatrists could never come up with a root cause for man’s ills – they’ve instead fallen back to just describing phenomena they see in people, and then prescribing drugs as “treatment” to mask one from that phenomena.

Unfortunately, this practice is not only a money-grabbing lie, it’s totally destructive.  Psychiatric drugs are responsible for the real-life version of the Reavers from Joss Whedon’s Firefly /Serenity shows.   They simply mask reality from a percentage of users, and for another percentage, they cause TERRIBLE side-effects, from physical disability & derangement to suicide, school shootings and soldiers going on insane killing sprees.

So, if it wasn’t clear before, let me make it clear now – if someone ever ever attempts to label the normal behavior of my children and push them onto mind-destroying drugs – Lord help them.

See this post for more photos of the May 2012 Philadelphia anti-psychiatry protest.

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No man can put a chain about the ankle of his fellow man without at last finding the other end fastened about his own neck.
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A child learns by mimicry. Most children, unless they’re severely aberrated, are very good mimics. And they look at the adult and they try to use the adult as a pattern for their own actions. This is natural. Unfortunately, most adults around children have quite a few dramatizations. So the child may start now to mimic the dramatization….

L. Ron Hubbard (quoted in Children Learn by Mimicry – So What are you Teaching Them? | Scientology Parent)

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Spectatorism is very great in our modern society. Because some people cannot conceive of causing[italicized] anything, they just watch it. They don’t do[italicized] anything. They are not PARTICIPANTS. They are spectators. You see this in magazines. Hee hee hee articles about how odd this is or that is. No understanding of it. It’s just odd and one watches it in a detached sort of way. Below this is somebody who doesn’t even notice. Such a person has to come up scale just to be a spectator.” — LRH (1969)
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What Is Scientology?

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Dianetics – The Goal of Man

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The Delphian School: Through Their Eyes

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Indian Rise: It’s really funny to me that people think that they can judge someone...

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It’s really funny to me that people think that they can judge someone or something based on what they’ve heard in the tabloids or on the internet. I’ve seen a lot of people bashing on Scientology like they know all about it, but in reality, they don’t. Reading online that Scientologists believe in…

Nice to see someone interested in the truth.

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One individual's experiences with Scientology

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I’m 27 years old. I run and am training for my first marathon and half-ironman. I do sales and marketing for a sports nutrition company and a motocross suspension shop (two very different worlds). I like my work a lot but I love my two beautiful daughters that love to drive me crazy and keep me on my toes. I love my girlfriend who has taken on a lot these past couple years and keeps me driven. I plan to marry her.

I grew up in Scientology. I was always given the choice to participate and I did, kinda, sorta. I wasn’t very good at studying as a kid and did some courses because my friend’s were doing them too (even though my mom said I couldn’t for that reason). But I liked the courses and even though I didn’t always get it all I kept doing them. Scientology applies to so many subjects. Some of the first things I tell people when they ask me about Scientology is that it has courses and programs that help with education and study, relationships, children, work and goals, helping others, drug education and rehab, yourself and life. It’s different in that it’s fascinating and can be applied to anything. Here is one of my experiences:

I started a course in Scientology when I was 13 that’s purpose was to rehabilitate your education. The first part of this course consisted of clearing up all the small common words in the English language (of, that, the, he, to, or, and, it, etc.) in the dictionary to a full understanding. Some of these words have 40+ different definitions too! I was shocked how when someone asked me the definition of the word “the” I couldn’t answer. This course was tough. When you start going down the list of these words and have to look them up in a dictionary you all of a sudden get your whole education shoved in your face as a complete misunderstanding. Getting through that took some time but it was probably the best thing I could have done in all of Scientology because it made all other study in school and on other Scientology courses so much easier and faster. I finished the first part of the course just before moving to a new State and a new school and finally enjoyed learning. I caught up to and even surpassed some of my grade levels and felt I could understand what I was studying and it wasn’t a constant struggle. Just the simple action of looking a word up in the dictionary, understanding all the words in the definition and using the word in sentences to make sure you understand it can change a person’s whole education for the better, a school’s education, a nation’s education. This is part of the Study Technology that L. Ron Hubbard developed. Why? Because he found that some people had a hard time learning and studying and Scientology wasn’t just for a few select “educated” individuals. It’s for everyone.

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