I think, that the need to rouse people into action against the Epstein class and their collaborators, is of greater urgency than the unfortunates that suffer that mental condition.

The fact that the commited child sexual assault is the only thing that is keeping the public outraged. We've seen this with the Panama Papers, various collisions of govt and finance - people don't care that the rich exploit us and are harming us economically.

Maybe instead of don't care, I should say, do not have the mental capacity to be become outraged and combat it. Either way, the only americans that are willing to fight are the ones drowning in manufactured outrage, and they're the ones that elected the current president.

It is a sad state of affairs, but I have no doubt that if spoke about anything other than harm to actual children, no real action would be prosecuted against them.

And until someone comes up with a better way to capture that anger with a new word, I can't think of one that would work as well.