Man institutionalized for trying to retrieve lost cat

This is yet another entry in the piles and piles of articles illustrating the excesses of the psychiatric industry.

A man in New York was committed to a psych ward all because he went searching for a cat that was missing. Police and shrinks insisted that the mere existence of the cat was a delusion.

Sounds familiar, doesn't it? The psychiatric racket won't hesitate about telling victims of school harassment that their assailants are a delusion, so I guess it's no surprise that the industry thinks cats are a delusion too.

I think the only thing related to this story that's a delusion is psychiatry itself. I don't think any other industry been wrong about so many things so many times for so many years.

The cat was found by a professional rescuer. The man spent 4 days locked up, even though the cat that psychiatrists insisted was a delusion turned out to be real.

Meanwhile, Dick Cheney and Geoff Davis still roam the streets freely.

(Source: http://news.webindia123.com/news/Articles/World/20080726/1009789.html)