My older brother has paranoia schizophrenia and when he was insanely making threats about getting back at imaginary people "trying to kill him" we called the police and voiced our concerns, hoping maybe to get him help/institutionalized.Anyway how the hell do you make it to 24/yr old without be diagnosed as insane before you off children? Can this person really be normal until he snaps?
Welp, guess that theory is out of the window then.Unfunny since it looks like the Mom and her class of kindergarteners is all dead.
I'm so glad we can't just call the cops on our family members and have them tossed in the loony bin. I'm shocked some people think this is okay.My older brother has paranoia schizophrenia and when he was insanely making threats about getting back at imaginary people "trying to kill him" we called the police and voiced our concerns,hoping maybe to get him help/institutionalized.
We were told "There is no law against being crazy.... *click*....."
This country desperately needs mental health laws to be addressed and brought to the forefront if we want to stop hearing about stories like this.
I'd imagine its a combination of what you're exposed to, in addition to being whacky in the head where you can't separate that fiction from reality.How did we as a society become capable of so much fucking evil?
The point is to get help for them before they do anything, unfortunately the way the laws are written in most states you can't get them committed unless they did something (see Swag's post). Ounce of prevention, pound of cure, etc. So yeah, I think its okay.I'm so glad we can't just call the cops on our family members and have them tossed in the loony bin. I'm shocked some people think this is okay.
Purely speculative, but this guy probably had jealousy issues based on the way his parents raised him and his mother taking care of these other kids. Maybe he felt like they failed him... It's the only possible explanation I can come up with why he specifically targeted his mothers classroom and did not just murder his parents and then anyone else who crossed him at random. That said, I pray that the fact that this new low set here does not get emulated by other insane assholes.How does any man, even one with mental issues, come to the conclusion in his mind that, "Hey, I'm pissed at my family so I think I'll go kill a room full of babies".
You can't help those who don't want the help themselves. At that point, you're faced with either letting them be, or going back to the 1930s when we threw people into psychiatric prisons.The point is to get help for them before they do anything, unfortunately the way the laws are written in most states you can't get them committed unless they did something (see Swag's post). Ounce of prevention, pound of cure, etc. So yeah, I think its okay.
I would have to assume mental illness is involved in this case in order to continue to live among human beings.psychopathy isn't a mental illness and stories like this really don't need this much coverage because it only inspires people.
Correct. 100% of people who need help and are practically begging for treatment for their hallucinations are violent individuals and should be thrown into a psychiatric prison without their consent.Yeah I'm really glad the random stranger got assaulted with a butcher knife at McDonalds when it was extremely obvious my brother needed help and was practically begging for treatment for his hallucinations.
I hope you choke on a cock faggot.
If he was making violent threats, then getting him arrested is much easier. But one day, you'll figure out that not everyone with mental problems is your brother, and therefore you really shouldn't expect everyone with issues to be treated as such. As I said earlier in this thread, there are plenty of people who are loony and fucked up in the head who might do really, really fucked up things -- but would never hurt another human being.The ones making violent threats should be, and I wish we could continue doing it considering my brother has 100% recovered from his symptoms for years now after being in jail and receiving proper treatment "against his consent".
I don't have a problem with committing mentally ill people. I'm a big fan of Reagan but he made a giant mistake in cutting funding for mental health resulting in the release of lots of mentally ill people into the community. One of the big reasons for the uptick in homelessness under Reagan. Mentally ill people need help, often can't function on their own and if they don't get that help they may become a danger to society.Correct. 100% of people who need help and are practically begging for treatment for their hallucinations are violent individuals and should be thrown into a psychiatric prison without their consent.
Newsflash: We did that once in our countries history.
So your brother is a psychopath?Yeah I'm really glad the random stranger got assaulted with a butcher knife at McDonalds when it was extremely obvious my brother needed help and was practically begging for treatment for his hallucinations but due to paranoia wouldn't go to the police station.
I hope you choke on a cock faggot.
Good thing that the Affordable Care Act will finally allow people to afford the help that they need.The point is to get help for them before they do anything, unfortunately the way the laws are written in most states you can't get them committed unless they did something (see Swag's post). Ounce of prevention, pound of cure, etc. So yeah, I think its okay.