I've been biting my tongue on Shellenberger over his advocacy for greater involuntary psych 'treatment' for the homeless. I think such policies are really a form of policing by other means, but even if you disagree, the last few years ought to make us all wary of those who'd erode civil protections in the name of medicine.
I've been biting my tongue on Shellenberger over his advocacy for greater involuntary psych 'treatment' for the homeless. I think such policies are really a form of policing by other means, but even if you disagree, the last few years ought to make us all wary of those who'd erode civil protections in the name of medicine.
I've been biting my tongue on Shellenberger over his advocacy for greater involuntary psych 'treatment' for the homeless. I think such policies are really a form of policing by other means, but even if you disagree, the last few years ought to make us all wary of those who'd erode civil protections in the name of medicine.