@Enby_Rat_PDX It’s possible because you allow people to languish in drug addiction and mental illness and advocate for their autonomy despite their severe inability to take care of themselves
@Enby_Rat_PDX You look at patterns and escalation of behavior. You are trying to equate “normal” bad human behavior with antisocial/psychotic behavior. Done with the back and forth for now. I’m off to work :)
@Enby_Rat_PDX If their behavior is harmful or dangerous than of course! More about teaching accountability and safety. What do you think should be done with dangerous people? And please don’t divert to something like cops are dangerous or capitalism is dangerous or some other deflection
@Enby_Rat_PDX It’s probably not some that can be identified as a baby. More like early childhood. Try and intervene early and see if they can learn better behavior. But always keeping others safety a priority. They should not have the same rights/freedom if they harm other children
@Enby_Rat_PDX 1. “Bad/evil” are not the words I would use but I do think some (few) are born with a brain that is wired toward antisocial behavior and that cannot really be changed.
2. Yes, because I believe in a collective consciousness.
@Enby_Rat_PDX But if he’s not doing that and you are incorrect on your assessment, then you are again deflecting from the real issues as to who’s making the community unsafe and what steps need to be taken to address it