We live in a culture that loves and preaches acceptance to the point of irrationality. I recently came across a video which had interviews of four psychopaths and you won't believe it, but the comments were filled with "not every psychopath", "it's a medical condition that's out of their control", "majority of the psychopaths end up living healthy and happy lives", "it's discriminatory and hateful to be prejudiced against psychopaths", "they can't control their emotions", "they can't feel empathy and it's not their fault" and more such cries of outrage. This kind of whataboutism is very normal in real life as well and it's crazy to witness.

It made me think about the extent people will go to to normalise something. The moment your acceptance starts harming someone's quality of life, it becomes dangerous. Accepting psychopaths and abusers in the name of humanity harms everyone. The rise in BDSM related crimes is another example of that. You can't hand weapons to someone who gets off on abuse and then expect them to be responsible and ethical with it. The number of people who condone polyamory, open relationships and BDSM culture is astonishing and the moment a horror story comes up, they'll say, "oh, they were not practicing it properly/ethically".