More Conclusions.

Like I've said, I think the police are involved in this. And more than just in a little way. Everything about this sounds like that the logic they'd use. Forcibly medicating a person who was not a danger to themselves or others and who was really not having any problems. And then trying to take away his car. Because they think mentally ill people who are minding their own business are a menace to the road, but people who are felons and murderers and have suspended licenses can go. And it all seems to have started with the Detroit police with that time I was robbed and had a gun poked in my back in the Summer of 1991. The policeman at the 8th precinct in Detroit was more concerned that I might be having gay sex. The fact I almost got maimed or killed didn't concern him at all though. And then the year that followed I was forcibly medicated. Leading to where I am now, permanently damaged with the beginning of mobility issues, and a lifetime of dealing with all of this with my Cerebral Palsy, all while my doctors are being forced into lying to me about the damage again. They said I do have neuropathy and permanent damage, and now they say I don't. One doctor denies he ever said I have Cerebral Palsy in 2011 when he did, which I can't figure out at all. Like I said, my Cerebral Palsy from what I read online will really complicate all of the damage they did to me and my ability to live independently. And plus I can't legally own a gun. It is all the more important that I am able to drive now. And I almost got killed at that neighborhood drug store where that guard was shot thanks to them. And there might be more than that that they are hiding. Like I said, one doctor hints that my kidneys may be failing that they are hiding that too. This all has to stop now. There is damage that is going on now that can still be prevented. And the whole world is watching my case now. How it turns out will be very important then. And how we treat other people like our elderly and handicapped in Michigan, and the country. And I want accountability too. For all involved. For those who took the law into their own hands, all while protected by the secrecy that exists in the mental health system in Michigan. Leaving me with permanent damage that they were going to lie to me about for the rest of my life. And for all those who denied me my fundamental legal rights. Besides being hurt and abused and damaged while no one knew, just the whole idea that the legal system can lie to anyone for any reason. Even in an extreme case, which mine never was. And what have they done in extreme cases then, if they thought all these horrible things were justified with me? We may never know due to the secrecy. But like I said, I plan on spending the rest of my life exposing that. Exposing that whatever the outcome of my case, which is going nowhere now anyways. Exposing it and always bringing up those three talking points till the day I day. Even if the matter supposedly has been resolved, even if someone tells me things like that don't happen to people in Michigan anymore.