Sobering. But I lean to making mental health services to the ill available but without coercion and insisting on full consequences for their actions. We can debate until the end of time whether they can freely make choices but what is glaringly evident from this interview is that no one can do it for them. It’s an unresolvable paradox of…
Sobering. But I lean to making mental health services to the ill available but without coercion and insisting on full consequences for their actions. We can debate until the end of time whether they can freely make choices but what is glaringly evident from this interview is that no one can do it for them. It’s an unresolvable paradox of human freedom. If the mentally ill are not free or they are not accountable we are all at risk of having our freedoms taken.
This interview demonstrates that virtue signaling solves no problems.
Sobering. But I lean to making mental health services to the ill available but without coercion and insisting on full consequences for their actions. We can debate until the end of time whether they can freely make choices but what is glaringly evident from this interview is that no one can do it for them. It’s an unresolvable paradox of human freedom. If the mentally ill are not free or they are not accountable we are all at risk of having our freedoms taken.
This interview demonstrates that virtue signaling solves no problems.