You're trying to place blame on an individual instead of a party that encourages policies that creates voter disenfranchisement.
No. I'm recognizing the actual system we have pointing out that anti-genocide non-voters made a deliberate choice.
This isn't a disenfeanchisement issue so much as it is a disengagement problem. There citizens had the sane franchise as everyone else, and chose not to go vote against a rapist.
There's plenty of blame to slap on the Democratic party from the former president and candidate all the way down. But Biden not standing by his purported morals and Harris not breaking with him when he didnt compel non-voters not to cast a vote. They're adults and citizens and should either stand by their choice and argure that it was correct or else concede that they made a mistake and would change it if they could
The DSM isn't a scientific document, but rather a medical and legal one. It is meant to help doctors correlate patients to find potential treatments, and provides language useful for billing and legal purposes.
Schizophrenia may not be an entirely accurate term, but if its use leads to patients who need medicine getting medicine and those not responsible for their actions not being held responsible then it's hardly useless. But it does make it a good candidate for revision in the next DSM.
Which is beside the point, though. Somebody whose historical notability is half "thing contained in $BOOK is wrong" should not be presumed to be unbiased if they write a "$BOOK is bad" article.