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RodgerDodger said:
That's not very progressive of you! We must be forward thinking and not return to the mistakes of the past. Soylent Green is the way to go!
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Oh but I am VERY 'progressive!' Let the record show that I am in no way opposed to that idea. I just don't think normal people are ready for that. Yet. But eventually, after enough of their fathers and sons are jailed on false rape charges or consigned to lives of homelessness and unemployability due to 'penis'... After their mothers and daughters become the 'comfort women' in a communist slave labor facility, they will be.

On that day, progress will begin in short order. I just hope I'm not 100 years old before I see it.
 
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More Fuhrer West Nile fanart, this time from one of the more exceptional ISWV members.
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The Wisdom of Bassets said:
Insert my usual rant about reopening mental institutions because functioning society cannot continue with these people in it, here.
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Why the hell did the institutions get closed, anyway? What was the logic behind deciding that obviously mentally broken people should have the right to say "nope, I refuse treatment" and walk away and force the rest of us to deal with them forever?
 
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we're in hell with a gay werewolf?

It's a fair analysis
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God, Now that I think about it that's a great way to explain Disgaea 4. So thanks for that


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More Fuhrer West Nile fanart, this time from one of the more exceptional ISWV members.
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Don't know what this is. Don't know how I feel about it. All I can say is 7/10 4/5
 
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HTTP Error 404 said:
Why the hell did the institutions get closed, anyway? What was the logic behind deciding that obviously mentally broken people should have the right to say "nope, I refuse treatment" and walk away and force the rest of us to deal with them forever?
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Because Reagan and the cases where the workers rape the inmates because the mentally ill have no rights. Sealing off the crazy is a good idea, but it tended to suffer from the failings of "human empathy" or something.
 
GenericReviewerDraco said:
Insert comment about the workers raping the patients and other tomfoolery that'll just get them closed down again.
Insert comment about society is too amoral and decadent to seal off at this point.
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Insert inquiry about the time of the nuke/rock bottom/WW3/second civil war.
XYZpdq said:
I'm too lazy to dig through 2500+ pages to see, but I assume it's been remarked upon how the old blackface pic resembles Clyde Cash?
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No it hasn’t. Although I think someone may have mentioned Chris Chan meeting Monica Rial back in the early 2000s.
 
HTTP Error 404 said:
Why the hell did the institutions get closed, anyway? What was the logic behind deciding that obviously mentally broken people should have the right to say "nope, I refuse treatment" and walk away and force the rest of us to deal with them forever?
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What right do you have to lock away someone who doesn't want treatment? I understand your sentiment but those people never committed a crime, they've done nothing deserving of having their rights taken away. It's a bit of a bad situation with a no-win outcome.
 
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HTTP Error 404 said:
Why the hell did the institutions get closed, anyway? What was the logic behind deciding that obviously mentally broken people should have the right to say "nope, I refuse treatment" and walk away and force the rest of us to deal with them forever?
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Look up "Willowbrook" and Geraldo Rivera. He did an expose of a NY state hospital that was a literal hell on earth. Unfortunately, one political party saw in it the opportunity to use it as a hammer to push the 'civil rights' of the mentally ill.

Now consider this was during an era when civil rights were still a legit hot topic, but losing steam as most battles had been won.

As a result, tens of thousands of legitimately mentally ill people who actually needed inpatient care were dumped on the streets in the name of civil rights. And naturally the Democrats responsible (and a few left leaning power hungry Republicans as well) were there with a plethora of 'public programs including housing, welfare etc to address this sudden 'crisis.'

You may notice that in the years since, a lot of cities are now in full control of one party pushing many of the same ideas. And it is all but impossible to get someone committed to a mental institution without a massive and costly legal battle.

You may also have noticed that those places have an even larger homeless problem for the wise and kindly city leaders to campaign around/address.

I wonder why...
 
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The Wisdom of Bassets said:
Look up "Willowbrook" and Geraldo Rivera. He did an expose of a NY state hospital that was a literal hell on earth. Unfortunately, one political party saw in it the opportunity to use it as a hammer to push the 'civil rights' of the mentally ill.

Now consider this was during an era when civil rights were still a legit hot topic, but losing steam as most battles had been won.

As a result, tens of thousands of legitimately mentally ill people who actually needed inpatient care were dumped on the streets in the name of civil rights. And naturally the Democrats responsible (and a few left leaning power hungry Republicans as well) were there with a plethora of 'public programs including housing, welfare etc to address this sudden 'crisis.'

You may notice that in the years since, a lot of cities are now in full control of one party pushing many of the same ideas. And it is all but impossible to get someone committed to a mental institution without a massive and costly legal battle.

You may also have noticed that those places have an even larger homeless problem for the wise and kindly city leaders to campaign around/address.

I wonder why...
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It’s a race to the bottom for those cities. Who’s on the “lead”?
 
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