I edited the header on my site to make my intentions more clear: it is more important to me to educate the public about mental illness, than it is to have a job

I edited the header on my site to make my intentions more clear: it is more important to me to educate the public about mental illness, than it is to have a job. Even so, it would be nice to have a job, and not to be faced with discrimination. Consider that most today revere the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Junior as a saint. But during his lifetime, he was not permitted to stay in hotels during his travels, and so had to sleep in his car. He wrote once about how that really got him down. http://www.warplife.com/ http://www.warplife.com/ Edit: Suppose I did get a job. What problems would that solve? In the US, the mentally ill are legally permitted to wear their own clothes, as well as to manage their own financial affairs while we are in mental hospitals. Even so, the hospital staff either is unaware of these facts, or refused to abide by them. This is the case even if one is on an involuntary hold. If I got a job, would that enable some other mentally ill webmaster to pay for his domain renewal, so he doesn't lose his livelihood?