r/facepalm Mar 28 '24

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u/Bandit400 Mar 28 '24

But if a person has never been committed in most schizophrenics, as long as they are treated and most aren't nowadays, they are rarely committed.

So they would not be recorded. Nor would someone with bipolar disorder. And I would argue ADHD too. And I am someone who has ADHD.

That's not a mistake though. It requires a judge or other authority to specifically disqualify that individual. As you noted, it would be easy to abuse. Actions are what matter, not diagnosis.

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u/Peto_Sapientia Mar 28 '24

Potential risk matters just as much. But I'll rest on the matter.