Diagnostic labels is destructively antidemocratic

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That the use of DSM-IV diagnostic labels is destructively antidemocratic, because it enables an elite corps of mental health professionals to subtly control the values and life-styles of the rest of society.: First give reasons supporting this argument, and then defend the continued use of diagnostic labels.

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