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 Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 26 Jul 16 9.09am |
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Herad about this last night, obviously Japan feeling that they're missing out being in the news 19 dead - Not a muslim or asylum seeker, just another nut job
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Stuk  Top half 26 Jul 16 4.12pm |
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And like it seems with every Japanese nut job, they then feel guilty and hand themselves in to the police.
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| premier fan BR4 26 Jul 16 4.47pm |
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A lot of these attacks around the world do seem to be implemented by persons with known mental instability. I understand care in the community but perhaps we should be considering dangers in the community and keeping known 'nut jobs' as you put it locked up permanently? A bit Victorian but otherwise look at the consequences.
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| Stuk Top half 26 Jul 16 5.42pm |
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Originally posted by premier fan
A lot of these attacks around the world do seem to be implemented by persons with known mental instability. I understand care in the community but perhaps we should be considering dangers in the community and keeping known 'nut jobs' as you put it locked up permanently? A bit Victorian but otherwise look at the consequences. I agree. Look at Springfield hospital's track record if you want some close to home examples of letting a nutter back in to the community.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 26 Jul 16 6.24pm |
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Originally posted by premier fan
A lot of these attacks around the world do seem to be implemented by persons with known mental instability. I understand care in the community but perhaps we should be considering dangers in the community and keeping known 'nut jobs' as you put it locked up permanently? A bit Victorian but otherwise look at the consequences. Psychiatric hospitals Warlingham Park and Cane Hill are now housing sites and very expensive ones at that. There will be many others in the South East.
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| premier fan BR4 26 Jul 16 10.23pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
I agree. Look at Springfield hospital's track record if you want some close to home examples of letting a nutter back in to the community. Please elaborate?
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| Stuk Top half 26 Jul 16 10.27pm |
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And that's an old article. Google them if you want others.
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| premier fan BR4 27 Jul 16 7.53am |
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Very worrying.
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 27 Jul 16 9.41am |
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Did he kill people who genuinely wanted to die or pick on the ones he though deserved to die? Or just the first ones he came to?
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 27 Jul 16 9.58am |
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Originally posted by premier fan
A lot of these attacks around the world do seem to be implemented by persons with known mental instability. I understand care in the community but perhaps we should be considering dangers in the community and keeping known 'nut jobs' as you put it locked up permanently? A bit Victorian but otherwise look at the consequences. Something like 20% of the population will suffer some form of mental illness during their lifetimes. Problem is, you can't reasonably determine who is a threat to society until they actually do something. People with depression right through to full blown psychosis, aren't by default dangerous. Someone with Bi-Polar disorder is as dangerous as someone with schizophrenia, its much more about the social circumstances. Incidentally, the mentally ill are far more likely to be killed or assaulted by people who aren't mentally ill, than be the culprit of murder or assault.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 27 Jul 16 10.00am |
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We should be very concerned about how badly mental health facilities and treatment have been hit by cuts in funding and prejudicial bias in fund allocation. We should not be in a situation where we have to keep people in prison who should be in mental health treatment, nor should we be in a position where we have to release people who are resistant to treatment to free up room for people who can be helped.
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| premier fan BR4 27 Jul 16 1.03pm |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
We should be very concerned about how badly mental health facilities and treatment have been hit by cuts in funding and prejudicial bias in fund allocation. We should not be in a situation where we have to keep people in prison who should be in mental health treatment, nor should we be in a position where we have to release people who are resistant to treatment to free up room for people who can be helped. We're not? Edited by premier fan (27 Jul 2016 1.51pm)
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