I have a daughter, and a son on the way. Again, we're not talking about whether someone should be harshly penalized for victimizing a child. We're talking abou

I have a daughter, and a son on the way. Again, we're not talking about whether someone should be harshly penalized for victimizing a child. We're talking about whether we should shame someone for a glitch in their brain over which they have no control. What is even the point of shame in that scenario? What exactly are you hoping for? I would further argue that the shaming you're talking about makes it all worse! It makes people much less likely to seek help, and the shame spiral drives all kinds of anti-social and destructive behavior. Again, I don't think you can make a logical case, and you clearly didn't even try here.