No, you conflating mood disorders and Cluster B Personality disorders is doing more harm than good.

Aside from inappropriate behaviour onset such as sending co-workers used condoms, he has also been accused of multiple sexual assaults and sleeping with underage girls.

It appears that it doesn’t matter how much splashing happens, any water at all increases the risk.

Look, if you want to rinse your meat then do it, but the scientific consensus is that it increases the risk of food poisoning.

95%? I thought you said it was everyone. You don’t even seem to understand your own point.

The article completely consists of listening to the concerns of sex workers. There are many direct quotes, if you needed to read the article again?

This dude has textbook NPD. So does Mitch Winehouse. So does Trump.

“A third chimed in that washing chicken spread germs.”

Nope, backseat diagnosing is bad and reinforces stigma against people with mental illnesses, most of whom are far more likely to be mistreated by ‘normal’ people than to mistreat anyone else.

“Everyone before 1985 was a sexist pig by 2018 standard”

Yeah wow, so morally tone deaf to listen to the concerns of sex workers rather than paternalistically lecturing them about how unfortunate they are.

What was the point of saying this?

“Every single person living before 1985 would be racist.”

No, religion is used to justify it. There’s a difference. China is an atheist country that is also very restrictive for LGBTI people. Ingrained social stigma doesn’t require religion.

“forms of birth control that are considered abortifacients”

Yeah it's ridiculous how many people feel totally comfortable armchair diagnosing, despite not having any mental health training or credentials or lived experience of the conditions they're bandying about whatsoever.

it’s silly to present her as a “typical sex worker.”

Not gay, bisexual. Alan Cumming is openly bisexual and King James had both male and female lovers.

“When the show treats everyone equally good/bad”

Or maybe we could listen to the concerns of underrepresented people when they say something hurts them, rather than making false equivalencies and mocking them.