In 1970, Dr . Wolfgang Huber and a group of patients founded the anti-psychiatric "Socialist Patient's Collective" in Heidel-berg . Controversial therapy methods, political demands, and a massive interest in the movement from patients deeply dis-trustful of conventional "custodial psychiatry," led to run-ins with the University of Heidelberg and local authorities . The conflict quickly escalated and resulted in the radicalization of the SPK . Their experiment in group therapy ultimately ended in arrests, prison, and the revocation of Huber's license to practice medicine.
The SPK theory of revolution: Pro-illness being the principle, the warfare against the medical doctors is the strategic main point, if that is being missed no end of oppression and no beginning of liberation in not any of the liberation movements will ever be feasible, no utopiathy, that is: no human species, ever.