More Conclusions.

Like I've said, many times in my life it almost seems like fate draws me to songs and sayings. One doctor told me that is just because they are universal in their meaning. But to quote Shakespeare again like Banquo's ghost I won't be silenced. The Detroit police, and Dearborn too (and there was something going on in Oak Park, Oakland County I have never figured out) were trying to take away my car. When I am an excellent driver with good insurance, when I told them repeatedly my life would be destroyed without a car and while the people demanding my car be taken away were often the ones who really shouldn't have been driving. And Detroit police, the Dearborn police, the Detroit police at the 8th precinct knew. How could they not? And people knew I was handicapped with Cerebral Palsy. And a couple of other things too, like autism and maybe a head deformity. I was a poor defenseless, handicapped, gay boy and man with Cerebral Palsy. And they abused me horribly, with horrible threats. Threats of violence, threats of unlawful imprisonment for years, threats of unending pain in a mental hospital. All in the interest of public security and safety. And yet I never even spent the night in jail. All while there was horrible lawlessness and abuse going on right in my neighborhood. And my neighbors were told and at least two terrible, unrelated, untrue things about me, that will have my life in danger here for the rest of my life as long as I live here.

And now the abuse continues. Eric wants to abandon me with no money. That's another form of abuse, yes it is. I recognize it as that. It couldn't be more obvious. And I already told them, I am not tolerating anymore abuse and when it happens I am exposing it and ending it. That lady, and Sinai-Grace too, told me that Michigan law protects the abusers, when they do that to them as guardian. Eric is going to stay my guardian if it's the last thing I do, and we are going to look into that too. Does the law really say that? And vandalized my house and almost killed my cats. But he is the real victim? I am going to spend the rest myself exposing that lie, fighting it, and dare I say, finding if the law really says that. And the Detroit police are emboldened too. How shalt thou hope for mercy rendering none? Like that play I was almost drawn to by my family and our probate lawyer around 2000. And then how it ironically came out in 2004 in that Al Pacino version just as the abuse in my life took a frightening new turn. And themes of injustice and unfair treatment were added onto the abuse then. But it was no accident I now know. It was how the mental system works here in Michigan. And how shalt thou hope for mercy rendering none means that you shouldn't treat your victim so unfairly and cruelly, and then think when justice catches up to you they'll be lenient with you, I recently learned. I found out in the worst way possible that the Detroit police and Eric haven't learnt the lesson of that saying. And so it is my job to teach it to them. Along with the other saying fate drew me to around 2000, nothing emboldens sin so much as mercy. Meaning if you were given enough time to reform your behavior and didn't, it's time to get serious with you in the justice system, I also recently learned, even if the last transgression was a minor one (from that play). Eric, the Detroit police, the Detroit police 8th precinct and Wayne County Probate Court are going to learn the lesson of all those ironic quotes and other things fate drew me to around 2000. Because fate has sent me now to do that. So they learn, and so others in similar situations find out what happens when you treat a poor defenseless handicapped person that way, and then say you're the real victim in all of this. Real victim especially because justice is finally catching up to you, but you don't want that.