More Thoughts.

And there's also the issue of people living independently. Not just the mentally ill, but elderly people too and other groups. Groups with other disabilities. And people like poor people and certain minority groups who don't the ability to afford a good lawyer, or fight what that court and police did to me. And it doesn't matter if it happened in the past to me, or even if it just happened in the past to others. The fact it happened is enough. That is the damage. And they all continue the harm by hiding it, and not taking responsibility for what they did or even what they knew was going on. And the harm that was done to me certainly isn't going away. It's permanent, and it might be getting worse. There's a real chance I could lose my independence, lose my ability to drive even. Even after fighting the police over that issue for twenty years. And what if that happened to someone's grandmother or grandfather? Or someone else like me who was just minding there own business and trying to live their life? They almost drove me to suicide, more than once in the past. But fate always intervened. And I think it was to expose them all and expose what happened. And there's a record of it all. A record of those three things I keep talking about. They weren't my imagination. And I am going to spend the rest of my life exposing it making sure there is some accountability to people who did that to others.