Difficulty understanding what crazy people think

A friend told me a troubling story. A person took self-inflicted wounds to the hospital, claimed they were the result of violence, and then filed a police report with a medical certificate. And, after the police officer noticed that it was fake, the person claimed to have a mental illness. The person went so far as to claim that the mentally ill are socially vulnerable, a minority, and should be protected in the context of diversity.

This is a result of people selecting the wrong way to maintain diversity.

This is not a story about minorities being bad or good, but a story about criminals taking advantage of the minority position to ensnare people. 

When we see loud minorities strongly insisting that they are right without respecting others, we should realize they are fake claims because the loud minorities misunderstand a diverse society. Diversity means that there can be a variety of opinions and ways of thinking. It does not mean respecting minorities. In such cases, the criminals are just pretending to be in the minority.

Originally, we should not say that a minority is good or bad because it is just opinion or character. However, the movement to respect minorities much is a bullshit. LGBT people are a minority in society, and that's fine. But convincing people that this is normal is violence. The same goes for vegetarians. If they want to eat vegetables, they can. It's also violence to tell omnivorous people not to eat meat. People should not restrict other people's freedom for their convenience. It is wrong to limit the freedom of the majority to protect the freedom of the few. 

It would be better not to have anything to do with such crazy people. To this, it is important to know how to distinguish them.

First of all, crazy people are loud. Noisy. Secondly, it looks flashy, like a poisonous frog, so it's easy to tell where it is. They are completely restless. When I think it's getting close, I just run away.

Sociable people are moderately fashionable, moderately sober, clean, have a calm expression, and are generally gentle. We only need to talk to these people.