namisthebabe

It depends. morals are subjective. Most persons think it's wrong to kill. However, distinctions are commonly made for self-defence, ritual, competition, or war. Arbitrary killing is deemed wrong in most cultures. However, the Aztecs practiced human sacrifice. The Romans practiced gladiatorialism. Anything goes in life.

The "practice" and "science" is bunk due to the following reasons: - Mental illness doesn't exist. - Psychiatrists don't comprehend modern society. They seem to think the paragon of mental health is the homely 1950s. - Psychiatrists enter the profession to control people, in addition to regulating their patients', thoughts, values, beliefs and even hobbies. They want to remove the tenet of not intefering in patients' lives beyond the interests of good health. - Psychiatrists seem to believe that only "the select" warrant good or ethical treatment, whilst most others should just suck it up. In this case, why can't psychiatry be banned?

Morality doesn't exist. Also, Hitler's opinion is as good/valid as yours.