People in mental health units need a voice. That’s why I’m helping them to vote | Emily Reynolds

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A lack of information is a barrier to patients exercising their democratic rights, says author Emily Reynolds

If you believe the headlines, political speeches and social media storms, the upcoming general election is one of the most important in living memory. Much is at stake: decisions will be made on Brexit, the future of the NHS, and how we deal with the existential threat of the climate emergency.

 

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Crazy people vote greens mostly

I thought this was the onion for a second

I worked with developmentally disabled adults for 17 years. We made sure our consumers could vote. Despite educating them on candidates stance on important issues, most voted for the most physically attractive. We still made sure they could vote.

90% of the people with pathological altruism have seats in progressive governments. Start there and vote them out for their own good and the good of the people.

Yes, how true. Chronically underfunded for so long. Still, not a lot of votes in those suffering from perhaps the most debilitating of illnesses. Respect.

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