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Yes, but then isn't it clear that he isn't to be trusted (or how much he is to be trusted), and that's really what most people care about, they don't care why.
by alchemst 5y ago
Yes, but then isn't it clear that he isn't to be trusted (or how much he is to be trusted), and that's really what most people care about, they don't care why.
I think that's part of why the mental health acceptance movement is quite tricky, and not super-successful.
- jacobr1 5y agoWhat does it mean to be "trusted?" Trusted to have a job? Get invited to dinner parties? Live without surveillance? Be in a position of responsibility over others, or to influence others? It seems like we profoundly don't have answers to this from diverse groups like former felons, those with some record of prior bigotry/misogyny, mentally ill, those with divergent ideologies and more.