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originally posted in:Psykana Librarius
7/8/2014 4:45:59 PM
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[quote]Also, having a mental disorder doesn't make breaking the law okay.[/quote]
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[quote]And no, of course it doesn't. The difference is whether you jail them or send them to a psychiatric hospital for treatment, one of which will potentially make them better and the other will make them worse. Then when they get released? Oh look, something -blam!-ed up happens to another innocent person.[/quote]
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Or we could just kill them....
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More bait for me to not bite, please try again.
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Its really not bait. I mean, if they are just going to do it again and again, why not get rid of the problem?
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Edited by Psy: 7/8/2014 5:06:16 PMBecause it can usually be treated. You don't shoot cancer patients because they might go into remission.
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More like sometimes they can be treated. Why waste money on putting them in a hospital?
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So again, applying this to cancer patients. Should they be left out to dry? or given Chemotherapy? Doctors don't and shouldn't refuse to treat people on the possibility that they might not get better, this applies to both physical and mental health. Triage is a separate matter, not entirely relevant to this.
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[quote]usually[/quote] Meanwhile you put non-defective people at risk.
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Which is why they go into hospitals if they are that dangerous. Or they would if the funding was there.
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So now society has to spend money on these dead weights? < 5 cents for one bullet or Thousands of dollars for caring for hopeless criminals
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