While it's not possible to completely decouple biological and social risk factors, my understanding of schizophrenia is in direct contradiction with your claim that it's primarily social.
As I understand it schizophrenia, the extremely high heritability strongly implicates biological factors. Beyond heritability, many of the other risk factors also implicate a biological basis, from microbe infections, drug use, and pre-natal biological stress (nutrition, maternal health, etc).
None of that contradicts the need to treat people suffering from schizophrenia with empathy, or to improve the social situations they're in, but I think your central claim about "mostly social" is wrong, and undermines the rest of your argument.