But Don’t Mention The Mental Illness

7 Replies to “But Don’t Mention The Mental Illness”

1. Honestly, I do sympathize but only to a very limited extent. A lot of cops ask for this sort of thing, in my experience. The chip on the shoulder, big as a 2×4.

   Be a shame if University Student got automatically kicked out of school after they released him/her/whatever from jail. That would put a stop to this sort of thing almost instantly.

   And that’s why The Authorities don’t do it. They’re trying as hard as they can to make more of this kid.

2. A good tie down roper would have had “it” on the ground and trussed up in 9 seconds.

3. I’m not sure what to make of that. This is obviously an individual with several mental health issues. I thought the mental health worker walking away was pretty telling.

4. Videos of these goodwill ambassadors for the trans community are very educational.

5. SHE!

6. One more example of these disturbed individuals that insist we deny our own sanity and address them with pronouns that just several short years ago would have had them being involuntarily institutionalized for the ‘greater public good’! Where have I heard that before…..Oh! Yeah! When the politicians and bureaucrats insisted that we all get the experimental jab ‘for the greater public good.’ The result of releasing all of these people with serious mental health issues because of their ‘human rights’ has cost society far more than we can fathom. The cost in policing alone is far above the cost of maintaining residence in an institution. The trauma experienced by children observing these incidents is beyond comprehension. When are we going to understand that our collective compassion has been stretched to the breaking point. In a civil society there are indicators that the breakdown is coming. When cultural norms are twisted beyond recognition we have a problem.

7. It makes a pretty decent argument for MAID.