When someone with mental problems hurts someone else who should one feel more compassion for - the perpetrator or the victim? McCormick's mental problems may explain some of his actions but it doesn't excuse them.
When someone with mental problems hurts someone else who should one feel more compassion for - the perpetrator or the victim? McCormick's mental problems may explain some of his actions but it doesn't excuse them.
The question has always been, do mental health problems entrench egotism or the other way round? The present day answer seems to tend towards excusing anyone with a diagnosis, while at the same time expanding the panoply of recognised illnesses.
When someone with mental problems hurts someone else who should one feel more compassion for - the perpetrator or the victim? McCormick's mental problems may explain some of his actions but it doesn't excuse them.
The question has always been, do mental health problems entrench egotism or the other way round? The present day answer seems to tend towards excusing anyone with a diagnosis, while at the same time expanding the panoply of recognised illnesses.