SweetTea
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Locking people up isn't the answer
Lol...yeah China doesn't lock them up. What do you know, very harsh punishment results in less crime. Who knew?
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Locking people up isn't the answer
Lol...yeah China doesn't lock them up. What do you know, very harsh punishment results in less crime. Who knew?
Progressive Socialist politics caused this. I would redline every Progressive area for any insurance and raise the costs several times more than what they pay now and stop charging others in non prog areas for this.Does your doctor know you are off your medications?
Go back, read what I said, have someone help you with the big words.
This woman died because this man was mentally ill and was allowed to wander the streets. Just like the hundreds of thousands like him who are homeless and wandering the streets.
We refuse to devote the resources to treating these people. If this man had been on the right medications, this wouldn't have happened.
It's interesting that now you want an honest discussion when you've lied in so many others.Instead of having an honest discussion about this man's untreated mental health problems.
If you need a foreign billionaire to bankroll your Mural, then you just weren't all that.
Her death is a tragedy. The tragedy being this man walked around for 20 years with untreated mental illness and finally snapped one day.
We won't change our mental health policies. We'll all just try to avoid eye contact with these people and hope they don't flip out, too.
Well, first, he wasn't one of the "Worst cases" before he did this.
Clearly? To you?He was clearly schizophrenic.
Let’s say that he suffered from delusions. Hardly enough to conclude that he was “schizophrenic.” You dufus.He had called 9/11 repeatedly, asking for help because he thought someone had put "materials" in his body. The system ignored him.
It makes sense that he will likely get some meds, now. It isn’t clear that he qualified for it, before he committed the murder. Again, you make believe shrink, no link. I wonder why not?Now that he's killed someone, he's probably going to get a shitload of drugs that he should have gotten before this to get him ready for trial.
Your opinion is worthless. It sure doesn’t substitute for anything factual or reasonable.If they were following the law, they'd find him "not guilty by reason of insanity". But given this is the South, they'll probably ignore the evidence and find him guilty.
Lol. Yeah, I’m sure the Chinese Muslim population would be sure to support your ignorance.I define it as "in prison". You guys really don't know much about China beyond old Bircher propaganda.
You don’t wonder any such thing because your claim is baseless. It’s just your political bias being expressed in more of your social (ed) stupidity.Well, it is if you single them out. We have 25,000 homicides a year, but you guys focus on the ones committed by people you hate. I wonder why that is.
More of your pathetic ad hominem horseshit.Says the guy who can't spell.
She was the ukranian refugee stabbed to death on a north carolina train by a crazed black while black passengers ignored the stabbing. When serial felon george floyd was killed 6 years ago there were thousands of murals and no one called that divisive.
Did you really say that?? So now it's racist to call a black murderer a black murderer???
Some hope that they flip out on you.
Yes, 'Joe' here is a low life POS. Some here think it's a mod sock hoping to generate lots of hits.
Yes, because hoping that bad things happen to people you don't like is definitely mature and an answer to serious policies issues.
Here's the thing, I've lived in Chicago my whole life, and remember when the REpublicans unleashed the homeless crisis on us in the Early 80s. when a whole bunch of stewbums started hanging out around the stores on 63rd street because their hospitals had closed and no one was medicating them, so they hung around the liquor store self-medicating with Mad Dog 20/20.
You quickly learned how to avoid them. If Ms. Zrutska had lived her longer, she wouldn't have had her face buried in a phone. (Not a criticism, but a fact, situational awareness is lost on this younger generation.)
I provided one earlier in the thread.Link?
Clearly? To you?![]()
Let’s say that he suffered from delusions. Hardly enough to conclude that he was “schizophrenic.” You dufus.
It makes sense that he will likely get some meds, now. It isn’t clear that he qualified for it, before he committed the murder. Again, you make believe shrink, no link. I wonder why not?
Lol. Yeah, I’m sure the Chinese Muslim population would be sure to support your ignorance.
Oh. I frequently skim past your usual garbage posting.I provided one earlier in the thread.
Actually, doctors diagnosed him as such.
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Details about Iryna Zarutska’s Killer Reveal Flaws in the Mental Health Care and Justice Systems
The stabbing of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska has deeply impacted many people around the world. Millions are sympathizing with Iryna's grieving family who came towashingtonstand.com
That happens frequently with people who aren’t institutionalized.Doctors diagnosed him with schizophrenia and prescribed him medicine, but he refused to take it.
Maybe. But there is a reason for that. And that reason (to be clearer, one of the reasons) is because somewhere in our not so distant past, society stopped institutionalizing folks with any kind of mental illness — as a rule.As she became more concerned about their safety, she took Brown to a mental health hospital. However, sadly, she was told they didn’t have enough room to admit him because he wasn’t threatening to hurt himself. They told her that she couldn’t force him to be there.
Gee. I wonder why?Subsequently, Dewitt had to go to court to file a petition with a magistrate for her son to get help. A mental health facility then kept Brown for 14 days, but then released him back to her.
Even mentally ill people are free to wander around. And everyone has to be somewhere, at all times.Brown again refused to take his medication. Dewitt and her husband did not feel safe, so they brought him to a men’s homeless shelter in Charlotte. After this, Brown’s family would see him walking the streets and riding the mass transportation system.
Sure.I already provided a link earlier in the thread. Try to pay attention.

Even if what we (Treasury) said in 2002 was valid (highly dubious), the Chinese treatment of the Uyghurs can’t be an example of your comparison of our imprisoned (convicted criminals) with the Chinese behaviors.You mean the Chinese Muslims our own state department designated as a terrorist group?
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The East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) | Council on Foreign Relations
The Muslim separatist group, based in the Xinjiang province in northwest China, presents a heightening security challenge for Beijing.www.cfr.org
You just destroyed him point by point. I mean, complete domination. If I were him, I'd take some time off to recover ... like 4 or 5 years.Oh. I frequent skim past your usual garbage posting.
Some doctors may have. That doesn’t automatically make it accurate.
That happens frequently with people who aren’t institutionalized.
Maybe. But there is a reason for that. And that reason (to be clearer, one of the reasons) is because somewhere in our not so distant past, society stopped institutionalizing folks with any kind of mental illness — as a rule.
Gee. I wonder why?
Even mentally ill people are free to wander around. And everyone has to be somewhere, at all times.
Sure.
Even if what we (Treasury) said in 2002 was valid (highly dubious), the Chinese treatment of the Uyghurs can’t be an example of your comparison of our imprisoned (convicted criminals) with the Chinese behaviors.
You have zero credibility.

Dude.....If you need a foreign billionaire to bankroll your Mural, then you just weren't all that.
Her death is a tragedy. The tragedy being this man walked around for 20 years with untreated mental illness and finally snapped one day.
We won't change our mental health policies. We'll all just try to avoid eye contact with these people and hope they don't flip out, too.
You know, if you were mature, you could have just admitted you missed it because you are lazy.Oh. I frequent skim past your usual garbage posting.
Right, these guys went to school for 8 years to be able to diagnose a disease, but you know more, never having met the man.Some doctors may have. That doesn’t automatically make it accurate.
This is as close as you got to making a salient point, so let's discuss.Maybe. But there is a reason for that. And that reason (to be clearer, one of the reasons) is because somewhere in our not so distant past, society stopped institutionalizing folks with any kind of mental illness — as a rule.
Even if what we (Treasury) said in 2002 was valid (highly dubious), the Chinese treatment of the Uyghurs can’t be an example of your comparison of our imprisoned (convicted criminals) with the Chinese behaviors.
Yet still dancing circles around you.You have zero credibility.
Wow, you don't know how this is done at all, do you?You just destroyed him point by point.
I've been critical of the "beatification" of Floyd. Just ask IM2Dude.....
I mean talk about flushola! You should be saying the same goddamn thing about all the statues and murals of George Floyd plastered across the country honoring a career drug addict and criminal not to mention a deadbeat dad.
He literally destroyed you. A referee would have called it early.Wow, you don't know how this is done at all, do you?
If you need a foreign billionaire to bankroll your Mural, then you just weren't all that.
Her death is a tragedy. The tragedy being this man walked around for 20 years with untreated mental illness and finally snapped one day.
We won't change our mental health policies. We'll all just try to avoid eye contact with these people and hope they don't flip out, too.
You'd be singing a different tune if it was Geo. Soros funding a mural of Geo. Floyd.
No, we don't murder people because they are ill.