Is cchrint.org Safe?

Most Peoples Bad ratings here are not based on rational thought, they are extremely biased and do not actually relate to the siste's validity. I've looked through the site, their claims are not false. If you don't believe me, then take the time to research it yourself wit ha mind to learn, not to prove me wrong. If you don't then there is no reason to leave any rating good or bad

This is a very instructive site, there is a lot of data about the danger of Psychiatric drugs, you can not tell how dangerous these are. I had heard many time that people were seriously injured by these types of drugs. I read several documents that explains how dangerous these are, and how this is a huge market, very lucrative. If you look through this site, you will have a lot of information and testimonials that everyone should know. There is no problem with this site otherwise.

My first time checking this site out was a poor one. It was an article supposedly based on an analysis of psychiatry practices from 2002. A bit outdated, to be sure. Add to that, that the article misrepresented the analysis in order to perpetuate conspiracy theories about the psychiatric field and you've got at least one article that is untrustworthy.

The Site isn't about Scientology - it is what makes the WOT system less valuable for us all, when people react to aspects of a Sites "connections" - often nothing more than some of the PARTICIPANTS or external sources may not conform to the complainants own belief systems. It is all about CONTENT, folks, the intent of and information on that Site. This Site is very sound. BUT not to be recommended to religious or other fanatics.

This site has absolutely nothing to do with promoting Scientology. There is no mention of Scientology on the site and their mission has nothing to do with promoting Scientology. My wife is personally involved with CCHR on a volunteer basis, and she is a HARDCORE skeptic and atheist, and she vetted CCHR very thoroughly when she heard the rumors that they were somehow involved in spreading Scientology and I can assure you 100% they are NOT. My atheist, skeptic wife has been volunteering for over a year and if there was even a whiff of Scientology with those people, I can assure you she would not stick around. CCHR is doing important work exposing the fraud of the modern day psycho-pharmaceutical industrial complex that drugs millions of Americans with unproven, toxic psychiatric drugs based on an unproven model of mental illness that has taken every normal human emotion, behavior, and normal human reaction to normal life circumstances, and perverted them into false "mental disorders." The site is completely safe for all. Unless you're one of the companies making billions of dollars per year getting people hooked on drugs most of them don't need, and don't benefit from. Of course Big Pharma wants to discredit CCHR... Because they are telling the truth and exposing the lies of the pharmaceutical and psychiatric industries. Period. End of story.

I noticed nothing wrong with the site people saying it's bad because it's an alleged a cult site? I noticed no religious propaganda or any malware. If you lack the technical knowledge to rate sites, then don't rate them. You're only spoiling the usefulness of using mywot, that way we can help keep your browser free of infestation.

http://www.cchrint.org/about-us/ Controversy is no reason to blacklist a site. That would be censorship. Yes, CCHR has close ties to Scientology. Yes, Scientology is controversial and its status as a religion is highly debatable. However, none of these things prove the website to be dangerous or unsafe. Anyone here who really thinks Scientology is a dangerous cult should take care not to be brainwashed by movies and tv starring John Travolta, Juliette Lewis, Kirstie Alley, Leah Remini, Catherine Bell, Nancy Cartwright, Beck, Jason Lee, Edgar Winter, Giovanni Ribisi, Tom Cruise, or Jenna Elfman. Ask them, and they'll tell you Scientology is mostly a humanitarian philosophy.