Then they put them in a home or clinic that can. It's like putting a child up for adoption because you know you can give it a better life. Some see it as terrible parenting, when in reality, it is the best choice for the child in the end.
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Then they put them in a home or clinic that can. It's like putting a child up for adoption because you know you can give it a better life. Some see it as terrible parenting, when in reality, it is the best choice for the child in the end.
So all your solutions involve institutionalising or treatment.
Buffalo Roam
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samcdkey, please explain how to do this? explain exactly how to accomplish all of this? hell even India can't do this, and from what I have read they don't even try, they just pick them up off the street and shove them into a asylum, so how about preaching to your fellow Indians.
What you have read would fit on the head of a pin and have enough space leftover to write the complete works of Shakespeare.
Yes. And my guess is you disagree
So then, tell me what methods we could employ in dealing with those who are possibly dangerous due to illness?
First, stop treating everything different with fear. Being different is not equal to being bad or being dangerous. Its not the differences that make people react, its the social isolation and their treatment as being apart from society.
This is a good article on mental illness and culture
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/26/AR2005062601091.html
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2005/06/27/DI2005062701082.html
Buffalo Roam
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Yes sam tell us how enlightened India is, in its treatment of the mentally ill.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/1476245.stm
Reports from the scene of the Tamil Nadu tragedy paint a depressing picture of mentally ill patients living in cramped conditions and routinely chained as a means of restraint.
In a country of more than a billion people, there are only 500 qualified psychiatrists
In a recent report, India's National Human Rights Commission expressed its own deep concern at the conditions in India's public hospitals for the mentally ill.
One of the doctors involved in preparing the report said he had seen examples of four or five highly disturbed patients locked together into a single room for long periods without basic toilet facilities.
Many of them, it said, functioned as custodial rather than therapeutic institutions - and it listed such problems as overcrowding, lack of basic amenities and poor medical facilities.
It is common for families, especially in rural areas, to disown relatives with mental illness, especially women.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/1476245.stm
Reports from the scene of the Tamil Nadu tragedy paint a depressing picture of mentally ill patients living in cramped conditions and routinely chained as a means of restraint.
In a country of more than a billion people, there are only 500 qualified psychiatrists
In a recent report, India's National Human Rights Commission expressed its own deep concern at the conditions in India's public hospitals for the mentally ill.
One of the doctors involved in preparing the report said he had seen examples of four or five highly disturbed patients locked together into a single room for long periods without basic toilet facilities.
Many of them, it said, functioned as custodial rather than therapeutic institutions - and it listed such problems as overcrowding, lack of basic amenities and poor medical facilities.
It is common for families, especially in rural areas, to disown relatives with mental illness, especially women.
I am still going to treat those with the possibility of mentally uncontrolable outbursts of violence, sometimes leading to murder, with fear. To do otherwise would be foolish. Ho was angry because the teacher expelled him from class. I've been kicked out of a class before? Did I kill a bunch of people?
No. Those people with the mindset to have somewhat minimal things set them off, should be feared, and this VT thing is just another case.
Perfect Example
http://www.crimelibrary.com/news/original/0406/2402_anna_svidersky.html
"I should have stayed home with my stuffed animals instead of doing what I did. This is all evil stuff that I've done. This is too much."
Yeah hindsight is 20/20.
No. Those people with the mindset to have somewhat minimal things set them off, should be feared, and this VT thing is just another case.
Perfect Example
http://www.crimelibrary.com/news/original/0406/2402_anna_svidersky.html
"I should have stayed home with my stuffed animals instead of doing what I did. This is all evil stuff that I've done. This is too much."
Yeah hindsight is 20/20.
I think I overestimated your reading.
I predict lots more school shootings in your country's future.
Buffalo Roam
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samcdkey
And now we have sam speeking for me? I never made this post.
And now we have sam speeking for me? I never made this post.
well my country needs to stop doling out medicine like its free samples and we need to stop letting those without proper medical treatment, prone to violence, into the public without being under close supervision.
And after reading BR's links, I predict a massive investigation into treatment of the ill in your country.
And after reading BR's links, I predict a massive investigation into treatment of the ill in your country.
If you'd read my links, you'd realise they've already been done. By the WHO.
Guess where they have the problems? In the cities where people like you think hospitals and drugs cure everything.
Did you know that many killers have no mental history? Who do you know is going to be a killer? You don't.
and do you know that many do? Theres nothing we can do about stopping those that don't but there are options to stopping those that don't
Your moral compass is, well, screwed up. Maybe it's you who will be the next killer.
So it would not have been as wrong if it was one or two or three...
Evidently the value of one life is meaningless.
Not everything. Just mental illnesses. Throw specialized clinics in there and you have the 3 best ways to deal with the mentally unstable. Hugs and kisses can't cure everything Sam and the sooner you realize that the sooner you'll understand why clinics and meds are important.
You really are a joke. You mention taking responsibility for your own life. So to follow your logic, shit happens and the victims need to move on from there. Then stop whining about what Cho did and clean up your own act so this doesn't happen as much. You are confused, Mr. Cow. You are pretending to have the upperhand as you are always used to but the situation is not quite that way. The truth is you are pissed that people like Cho swat back and they may have to be reckoned with and now you are whining placing all the blame on him. lol