Unless you had shitty circumstances like mine in my childhood how can ANYONE say yes, I had a mom and a dad but it wasn't important to me?
That is some serious emotional detachment from what's important in life, especially as a child.
Yes, emotionally-detached. Hidden issues. Deep psychological problems...
You see, when the LGBTs forced the APA to remove themselves from the DSM, they also removed any urges or requirements or impetus to self-examine. So their insanity becomes "sane". Not surprising, just a few years after they did this, they removed the scientific requirement standard (Google "Leona Tyler standard) from the bylaws of the APA. They didn't even vote on it on the Board of Directors. "They" just disappeared it. It stated that for any public position the APA took on matters of psychology, they would have hard science behind it.
A cult can't have hard science getting in the way of dogma, now can they?
The APA was 'forced'.....according to you. Not the APA. Your argument is again just you making shit up.
So much for your babble about 'hard science'.
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The APA and Homosexuality
In the early 1970s, annual meetings of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) were home to angry showdowns between the gay rights lobby and organized psychiatry. Activists picketed convention sites, shouted down speakers, and waged ad hominem attacks on psychiatrists who sincerely believed that homosexuality was a sickness.
The goal of their flamboyant campaign against the APA an impressive display of guerrilla theater, as one psychiatrist put it was to force the association to take homosexuality out of its official handbook, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, second edition, popularly known as the DSM-II.
In December 1973, they won. A decisive majority of the APA board of trustees voted to remove homosexuality from the professional nomenclature.Doctors Rule Homosexuals Not Abnormal, read the headline in the next days Washington Post.
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