Lmao. Allow me to elucidate the concept of humility in this context: to show humility in your situation is to show appreciation for people like Van who actually do a valuable public service instead of shitting on them. I have no problem with society assisting individuals who cannot work, it's part of many governance systems in Europe.
What I have an issue with is a person who will twist every comment, jab at every person who disagrees, all the while playing the victim because he has a mental illness. My friend is incredibly grateful to a society that supports him - meanwhile you spit proverbial venom all day, venom that is disguised as kindness.
My issue with you is not that you have a condition. My issue with you is that you use that condition as a smokescreen to protect yourself. You act entitled. You should be grateful to people like Van who perform vital services. You should be grateful to a society that props you up and supports you. Instead you mock those people. It's sick.
I've never seen you concede a single point, talk empathetically with someone about their struggles even if you do not understand, try to understand other people's points of view. Instead you attack them. You deride them. You, quite frankly, try to dehumanise them.
If you felt any level of offense at how I spoke to you before (and surely you did, by your diatribe), then you might actually have a golden opportunity here. Instead of your so-called righteous indignation (which no doubt stems from your ego being stung), try to think about how what YOU say impacts others. Not just: "Oh, they're wrong so their anger is injust," but seriously try to see how your needling can impact other people.
I know what I said was harsh. But I think you deserved it.