Why do many people seem scared of psychiatrists?

For instance If we're out and someone who doesn't know us very well says something and we say "why do you think that, then they immediately come back with "What are you, a psychiatrist or something?" and clam up. But we never contradict them and say "lacks insight" or anything like that at all, because we are gaining insight not refusing it and rejecting it and blaming everyone else, so it clearly isn't the case at all.

I have on a number of occasions clearly stated to all of the "decision makers" in a room (up to about 12 at a time) that I wouldn't force drugs into any of the other people abducted and trapped in the installation, and wouldn't force them into anyone on the outside or any of the staff, or going round the room one by one, any of them either.

And I'm supposed to be "paranoid" and "lacks insight" and "lacks decision making capacity" and yet I seem to be the only one around that isn't frightened, even of them, and has the same insight and benign decision for everyone all the way round, without caving in at all.

I've looked at things like Vipassana websites, and they have strange rules like "No people with a diagnosis of mental illness allowed", so they must be frightened of psychiatrists as well.

Psychiatry is only a concept like all other concepts with roles attached, so why are so many people so frightened of it?

I can change and flex concepts around any way I like, so it doesn't make any difference to me. But people seem to think that the concept of psychiatry is an insurmountable barrier packed with every fear imaginable to humanity. As if the concept matters is enshrined with a permanent and special significance that's more important than any and all people altogether. To me the people themselves are more important than the concepts that sometimes tend to get in the way of calm and positivity when they run wild in people's minds and get out of hand.

Quite often the same people who are frightened of psychiatrists fro themselves, when they have a problem themselves, are only too keen to blame it on someone else and get the mental health services involved to attempt to solve the problem vicariously and make themselves feel better about themselves when they already think they have all kinds of problems that they are running around attempting to fix and getting frustrated about at the time.

Double-binds into contradiction/self contradiction are easy, we can just undo them all the time, so I've been doing that since I started school anyway. But even the drugs don't make any difference, because we still recover in the ways that matter afterwards anyway, no matter how persistent in self-contradiction/contradiction and forcing harmful drugs the services are. And it clearly doesn't "help" them to resolve the double-binds into impossibility that they've trapped themselves in, because they just carry on and on doing it more and more, as if a gamble on the impossible would pay off sooner or later.

That kind of gamble won't pay off. So nothing to be scared of at all. We can just be calm and positive anyway, or change it back again to that afterwards if someone messes it up with harmful drugs. So no need to be scared. All it takes is maxed up "internal locus of control" and that's easy for anyone and everyone, and calm and positive as well, and highly in agreement with the results of all standardised benchmarked psychological tests that are supposed to be associated with psychological health, well-being, resilience, quality of life and success. (barring the combination of low emotional intelligence and image, power, status and control motivations, which for some unknown reason get associated with success as well in psychology circles, even though those are inconsistent with all the others, and generally result psychological damage and in causing havoc all around if people don't understand how that works).