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Originally Posted by costello
Then it's just a coincidence that you were sick on the morning of the exam. That happens.
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I know. I just don't fully believe it.
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It doesn't sound to me as if your life has ended, fish.
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It sure feels like it. All I ever was is a genius freak who did schoolwork, now I can barely get through an exam without crying about the torture.
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Originally Posted by costello
I think the sex-slave-to-male-nurses-motivation-for-sectioning-someone theory is a long shot. I don't know why you were sectioned, but I'm going to have to put that one on the highly unlikely pile. Anyway it seems to be completely independent from the law school and the bar examiners. What's the connection? Are the school, the bar, and the doctors in cahoots in a scheme to provide low-paid mental health workers with sex slaves? If so, why?
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I'm like your son, I get really upset if everything doesn't fit into a nice scheme.
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I think systems which give people power over other people without being held accountable will lead to this kind of abuse. It's not chance so much as ... idk ... human nature? I hate to say that. But people hurt other people.
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There's a list of reasons why an English court will will take jurisdiction over a case where they otherwise wouldn't. It's if the defendant will be exposed to torture, other serious human rights abuses (rape, racism, denial of process), or degrading treatment in the other forum. But I was exposed to every single one of those things (except racism) in England and nobody did anything, so why do the courts care in that circumstance but not in mine?!