More On My Case Now.

I just looked it up, but I didn't have time to look into to it too much or read the articles. But that guard was shot at that drug store near my home in 2014, I think. And that store was 24 hours. The police (my therapist seems to tell me) wanted me going there 24 hours a day, in all weather, probably getting mugged at least once. Even though I could easily afford a car, had good insurance and an excellent driving record. All while most people in Detroit didn't even have insurance. And there was all kinds of lawlessness even in my neighborhood, like very nearby sometimes. They didn't care how I'd get everywhere else, they told me, including my psychiatrist. You'll manage, they said. And they already knew I had Type 2 Diabetes and neuropathy by then. And it was obvious early on I had Cerebral Palsy, as I said. Since I could walk, I'm told. I was in no position to defend myself or function that way. And they certainly knew I could legally carry a firearm to defend myself either. And now that store is closed. Where would I be going now, I ask? Like I said when people look different from you or you have any other reason, why you think they shouldn't be driving, you mind your own business. You don't get involved and then make it your life's mission for over 20 years to take away their car, all the while denying them peace of mind while they are waiting for that to happen and just trying to live their life. It doesn't matter if you are in law enforcement. In fact I was thinking around that time, that makes it much worse. Because people in law enforcement can get away with much more. And no one ever seems able to stop them.

Like I said, I want accountability for all of this. I want all who were responsible for this outrage disciplined or at least exposed for this practice, which I think is widespread like I said. I want it to end and never happen again. And I want people in Detroit and Michigan to know there are consequences for doing this. Consequences for the police if they waste taxpayer's money on personal missions like this. And consequences for people who call up the police to have that done to their neighbors, all while they have suspended licenses, no insurance or missing tail lights like I still see to this day in my neighborhood. You're told the first time you do that that it doesn't work that way and that they know you have no insurance, etc. And the second time you try something like that you face legal consequences for your contempt for the law, with your feeling that it still somehow will help you in that situation.

I'd do all these things myself. But it's hard for me to get things done. It'd be hard for anyone to do all this. And on top of everything, it will be impossible I guess. Because my case doesn't even exist. Which I think happens often in Michigan, people just don't know. But unlike my case, these other cases often end tragically that way. Along with what I just said above.

I demand action.