Words have meanings, and you're refusing to acknowledge those meanings in a broader context...

No, you're choosing to make inferences of a broader context. Please learn the difference.

...and are also choosing to perpetuate a hateful stereotype of mentally ill people...

Again - reading comprehension. I have said nothing "hateful" about mentally ill people. I have simply stated that it takes a mentally ill person to commit mass murder.

No, a politician can vote for genocide and still not be mentally ill, just evil.

Sorry, but this is just bullshit. It, as a matter of fact, is the same type of bullshit that confuses reality...that actually contributes to the "stupid culture war" to which you are referring. Whether you want to play a semantic game or not, "evil" people who commit mass murder are in fact mentally ill people. Trying to put words into my mouth to further whatever inane argument you're trying to make here is what is actually divisive. You're trying to make me into an antagonist of the very people that I have explicitly NOT blamed for their illness. I have said repeatedly that it is largely the perverse morality and political ideologies of the participants and supporters of the coercive state that incubate much of the mental illness in society.

Once again - I am not stating that mentally ill people are all scary and are all mass murderers. Please, for the love of all gods, read what I’m actually writing and at least try to understand it before arguing against straw men.

This isn't correctly identifying anybody, this is painting people with a broad brush because you don't like them. Just because you don't like somebody, doesn't make them mentally ill.

As I was saying...

What do George W. Bush and some random person off the street with social anxiety have in common? Nothing. Stop pretending like they're one in the same.

It's "one and the same." And I never made this claim. Again - that's your own straw man that you're knocking down.

This isn't language policing...

Yes, it is. You're telling me to stop calling mentally ill people "mentally ill” because you think it's offensive to mentally ill people...because you're not comprehending my actual words and arguments that accompany my use of "mentally ill."

...this is educating people on how to correctly identify what problems are and to stop scapegoating innocent people and perpetuating a culture of propaganda.

I have not seen you do that at all. You're just contributing to the divisive propaganda and then projecting that on me.

You're doing precisely what they want and you're too blinded by the emotional desire to say mean words to realize it.

Again - this is completely backwards. I'm not sure what else I can say to you to help you understand my words. Maybe try starting back at the beginning with the additional arguments made since the original comment? If you're confused by something, please just let me know without making assumptions in order to fill in what's not being understood.