re: Mental health; potentially ableism
@slightlyflightyone ehhh, that's like, a really murky grey area, but...if it's completely out of anyone's control, then i'd argue yeah, it'd be safest to not be allowed near others.
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re: Mental health; potentially ableism
@EeveeDefender
isolation and stigmatization would definitely do more harm tho. Like, who's in charge of "stopping" them and how? Treat them and approach them on a personal basis would do better as a rehabilitative solution. Criminalizing and marginalizing is not only inhumane, but also damaging to everyone.
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