Solutions To Disbaled Abuse Of Power
This is an excellent article about empathy (oh the irony of an aspie speaking of lack of other's empathy lol) and the lack of it in the caring for disabled individuals as well as in journalism. I often avoid reading stories like the one that is referenced in the article due to the horrible anxiety and emotional upset that I am left with. Not to mention, the paranoia that I feel about how other people are treating my kids when I'm not around. I am always left with this extreme sense of social injustice, and blind anger. My inner vigilante wants to hunt the people down that are responsible for the atrocities and harm them. This is unlike me to think of harming others, but I get so frustrated when I hear of these things. Well, this article shares some SOLUTIONS, yes, that's right, some real solutions and real resources to help stamp out the secrecy that these abuses depend on to keep happening. Action, as well as knowledge is what will help alleviate these sorts of harmful places where our most vulnerable of society resides. It's time to stand up, even if it means facing consequences yourself, and expose these people. Let's not let this keep happening.
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