That is his justification or lack thereof. Like Bong Cooperstein correctly said, he is not to be excused for this behavior- he should be made aware of it and face the consequences. Mental illness is never an excuse.
I do not like the way gaming's future looks. More and more of these celebrity scandal headlines come out of gaming each year, it's like every time check IGN I have to make sure I haven't accidentally gone to TMZ. If anything, it shows us that competitive gaming is getting closer to the mainstream, along with the rest of traditional athletics and other sports. Think of all the sex scandals, botched player trades, clashes between owners and players, that we get to read about year after year.
Not necessarily good or bad. Sometimes mental illness can be used as an excuse, if he has a chemical imbalance that's forcing him to act certain ways, he can not help it unless he takes the proper medication. We can talk about, 'you can over come it' well it's not that simple, our brains are fascinating things and they are not to be overlooked.
We won't know what condition he has at all, or he may seek help and explain what he had. Your example is like a guy with Parkinson's shaking uncontrollably and taking no medication, when you go to shake his hand he can't do it and says no, then you act 'that's no excuse to not shake my hand'.
It's a similar situation in a sense that you're judging him on something you haven't experienced at all. Like I said, I have a similar condition to what he has so I understand it completely.
I did things I wouldn't do otherwise without the help that I got. I was socially withdrawn for 3 years and didn't talk to any of my friends at all, I was rude, snappy, prejudice, ill-tempered and a nuisance to be around.
Now that I've got help I'm much better and I can function 'normally'. Until you experience that you have no clue what you're talking about man.
Also, self-control and the capacity for rational thinking are not binary conditions where you either have it or don't have it. They exist on a spectrum, with greater and lesser degrees of control available to a person. For instance, can a depressed person choose not to be in a negative emotional state? Generally not though there are therapeutic techniques which can help a great deal I know from personal experience. Can a depressed person choose not to rape and murder someone. The overwhelming consensus says 'yes'.
So it goes with autism spectrum disorders: it depends on the persons capacity to choose and the severity of the disorder. Directly comparing it to Parkinson's, a degenerative disease of the central nervous system, is a cop-out. Be this as it may In any case, if he is truly mentally ill and if he really is that far out of control, he has no business freely interacting with others while causing this kind of disruption.
It is not a moral judgement. There is some incredible irony in this sentence. I am not going to waste my time with this. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community.
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Tuck was put in grave danger and was nearly killed, as Misty refused to save him. Jenny, appalled that Misty was being so selfish and heartless, couldn't stand to see people especially her best friends in danger, and she and Misty became bitter enemies at that point. Misty mercilessly beat Jenny up, mocking her cruelly all the while, but when Jenny reminded Misty that she thought they were friends, Misty left in anger, snapping, "The only reason I don't destroy you is that nobody is paying me to do it!
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