@PuzZuLz saidWhen you say you want mental patients in a facility who exactly are you talking about?
You can't fix those people.
If they could, a doctor would have by now.
I'm not interested in paying for some compassion care like you libtards keep doing.
That doesn't help anyone or anything.
I just want them in facilities.
@Sprogladog saidThe ones walking up and down the street screaming or making faces while talking to someone or something that doesn't exist.
When you say you want mental patients in a facility who exactly are you talking about?
One of them was on the bus today, arguing with someone else who wasn't there, then he started headbanging for about 10 minutes.
They always have terrible hygiene and they're not the peaceful tards you see in movies.
I'm sure the UK must have some right?
The most famous case in Canada
On July 30, 2008, a 22-year-old Canadian man named Tim McLean was stabbed, beheaded, and cannibalized while riding a Greyhound Canada bus along the Trans-Canada Highway near Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.
The Incident
• The Victim: Tim McLean was a 22-year-old carnival worker sleeping on the bus.
• The Perpetrator: Vince Weiguang Li, a 40-year-old passenger who sat next to McLean shortly before the unprovoked attack.
• The Trial & Verdict: In March 2009, Li was found not criminally responsible (NCR) for second-degree murder on account of severe schizophrenia, as he believed God told him to kill McLean to save people from an alien attack.
Treatment and Release
• Hospitalization: Li was detained at the Selkirk Mental Health Centre in Manitoba, where doctors treated his illness with medication.
• Name Change: He later changed his name to Will Baker.
• Gradual Freedoms: Over the years, medical staff noted he was a model patient who understood his condition. He was granted progressively more freedom, eventually moving into an unsupervised apartment in Winnipeg.
• Absolute Discharge: On February 10, 2017, Manitoba's Criminal Code Review Board granted Baker an absolute discharge, giving him total freedom with no further legal monitoring or mandatory check-ins.
@PuzZuLz saidDid they commit a crime? If not then getting mental health support would be the correct path rather than locking them in a facility, no?
The ones walking up and down the street screaming or making faces while talking to someone or something that doesn't exist.
One of them was on the bus today, arguing with someone else who wasn't there, then he started headbanging for about 10 minutes.
They always have terrible hygiene and they're not the peaceful tards you see in movies.
I'm sure the UK must have some right?
@Sprogladog saidTheir is no cure.
Did they commit a crime? If not then getting mental health support would be the correct path rather than locking them in a facility, no?
That's why they shut those facilities down.
Rich doctors getting no results.
I want facilities back to lock them up to protect society.
@Sprogladog saidHospitalization.
You want to incarcerate innocent people?
Closed facilities that they can function in but not leave.
Do you enjoy the smell and craziness of the local psycho who might assault you because the leopard aliens told him to?
@PuzZuLz saidHopefully this includes yourself as well.
Reagan was 50 years ago.
Who gives a rats ass about who stopped the funding when it was 50 years ago?
Get a life people and stop being willfully biased just because of which political party did what to who.
Thousands upon thousands of weirdo crazy people need to be housed permanently.
Every city is complaining about it but nobody has the spine to do it.