As anyway, their tactic is to accuse us of organising campaigns, even when there's none, the risk in setting up a coordinated campaign would be to be accused of organising a coordinated campaign, wich they heve yet accused us of... so maybe worth coordinating a campaign, not much to lose.
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Yes, it's not the important media article taking on the PACE story we're waiting for, it's more against Liddle. But it's not bad and it's way better than the other articles that swallowed the Reuters' narrative.
(and it links to @dave30th open letter and Hilda Bastian's piece.)
Specially when he, in reality, has already left the field a few years ago, but just wants to be more dramatic by claiming he's leaving because of twitter harassment.
And with easy patients, because despite what he keeps saying everywhere about the abuse he endures, that has nothing to do with the harsh work within a psychiatric ward, with psychotic patients.
Indeed, you're right, hurt.
But that does not change anything to what I said.
"Because ME sufferers have been hurt by a bunch of bad psychiatrists, that doesn't mean we should throw the baby with the water. For many, many patients, psychiatry has been a life saver."
Because ME sufferers are not helped by a bunch of bad psychiatrists, that doesn't mean we should throw the baby with the water. For many, many patients, psychiatry has been a life saver.
As a reminder, here are a previous article and an interview by Tom Feilden:
'Torrent of abuse' hindering ME research 2011
‘Death threats’ saga | Transcript of discussion on BBC Radio4 ‘Today’ programme | 29 July 2011
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