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Originally Posted by growlycat
By setting up a false scenario, and having a preset agenda one may be biased into leading the outcome towards a certain path. I’m not talking obvious sexual violations by all means report away! There are tons of gray areas that by doing this, could take credibility from a real cause.
For example, Jussie Smollett’s situation with the staged beating. He had real and legit concerns about lgbt acceptance in our society but hurt this cause by staging a phony artificial scenario.
If a t is truly being unethical by all means report and sue and repeat as needed. But seeing a therapist for the sole purpose of manufacturing a sting operation may backfire.
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In Bold: What do you mean by false scenario? How exactly is it a false scenario when what is being done is perfectly legal and within the rights of any mental health patient? It isn't infringing on anyone and it isn't creating any kind of scenario. If a therapist is going to alter records they will do so regardless if a patient is recording them or not. Suggesting that a therapist will alter records just because a patient is secretly recording them is a fallacious argument.
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