@dramypsyd That's a bit unsettling. As long as it remains voluntary, then maybe it's not awful. But the potential for abuse concerns me. I have enough problems being misunderstood as it is, and I'm pretty high-functioning.

"This Lance guy reported a break in at his residence. Better send back up! He's on the autism list."

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#FloridaFascists

@dramypsyd If it is voluntary, it is merely creepy.

If it were to become mandatory, things would get scary PDQ.

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yellow Star patches soon enough

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Wtaf? How is it that terrible ideas have such a long shelf life in our world? 😡

@dramypsyd The thing that's so frustrating and heartbreaking here is the desperate, touching, irrational faith of the families of disabled people, especially children, supporting this law in the belief that if the police only *knew* that their loved one had an impairing condition, the police would be *less* likely to open fire on them.

And not that the cops might be *more* likely to overreact because of their prejudice against the mentally ill or developmentally delayed.