In California?
Really good article on three different bills attempting to address the issue. No easy answers when trying to decide between protecting their civil rights and being able to get needy people off the street. Not a sexy topic but anyone who has spent time in California knows how big an issue this is.
https://calmatters.org/articles/cal...rvatorship-law/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
Well if we got all the mentally ill into treatment we'd have to shut down the Government and all major Corporations. This would be a problem!
Surprised you are here, but I guess you got your obamaphone minutes early with the 3rd being a holiday.
there is extremely little therapeutic "community based care" and that won't help the mentally ill who lack coping skillsThe idea was that “community-based care” was much more humane than the often institutional brutality found in state hospitals run for the mentally ill in particular, and private hospitals as well.
Pretty obvious. I read that about 50% of homeless were people released from mental homes. Is that humane tho?
I've only been to Utah twice but I didn't see near the number of people living on the streets as I do here. What, if anything, do they do diferent?
I think the line is the important part. Who decides? How soon before that line creeps towards behaviors that the government doesn't like such as "denying climate change"?
I remember who was clamoring for Reagan to do what he did and it wasn't the conservatives........
Arrest them for public defecation.
there is extremely little therapeutic "community based care" and that won't help the mentally ill who lack coping skills