Inactive Daniel Larson / daniellarsoncashapp / helpdaniellarson - A mentally ill pedophile obsessed with becoming a celebrity and his retarded hatedom

[Chongqing]

It's the nature of the Farms; some cows are hilarious and some are just not.

Can you name one that's not?

 

[Eggwhore]

lmao i don’t know what you guys are talking about Daniel’s been my favorite cow since chris went to jail and became boring even w the weens his community posts make me howl every day like you cant make this shit up

 

[Eggwhore]

double posting but daniel shares his thoughts on Taylor Swift:

 

[Billy_Sama!]

double posting but daniel shares his thoughts on Taylor Swift:
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His last comment doesn't surprise me.

 

[Ealen]

the wealthiest first-world nations cannot afford the mentally disabled.

I mentioned this before in the thread, but America used to have a competent approach to dealing with stuff like this. Daniel is exactly what loony bins were designed for and the fact that he hasn't been permanently institutionalized is really just another example of how modern criminal justice policy enables people who are clearly a danger to society.

 

[NoosJunki]

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I hate it when that happens

 

[Londo]

I mentioned this before in the thread, but America used to have a competent approach to dealing with stuff like this. Daniel is exactly what loony bins were designed for and the fact that he hasn't been permanently institutionalized is really just another example of how modern criminal justice policy enables people who are clearly a danger to society.

It's not just America; a lot of western nations shut down their institutions around about the same time. It's not so much a criminal justice thing as it was a result of a century of abuse and dehumanisation leading to politicians shutting down institutions and making it significantly harder to gain the legal requirements to put someone under permanent care. Essentially, the psychriatic system was so fucked up and full of people who were just as crazy as the patients running the system that it was too difficult to recover. Psychology and mental health used to be a wild west of whatever the lead clinician at the time thought would work the best rather than the standardisation we have now.

I'm not sure if it's the same in the US, however in most nations it's not the police who decide to institutionalise someone -- it's mental health nurses and psychologists/psychiatrists which then has to be escalated up to the courts to sign off on permanent locking up.

The same safeguards that stop Daniel from being locked up also protects the freedom of individuals who aren't a danger to others from being locked up needlessly; it's a catch-22.

 

[Sicko Hunter]

I mentioned this before in the thread, but America used to have a competent approach to dealing with stuff like this. Daniel is exactly what loony bins were designed for and the fact that he hasn't been permanently institutionalized is really just another example of how modern criminal justice policy enables people who are clearly a danger to society.

The modern cost of care for seriously mentally ill people in insanely high. To keep a person like Daniel medicated, supervised and housed in a mental hospital is around 200k a year. You have to pay for medication, all of the staff, the hospital it all adds up. It's a huge reason why we no longer have the mental hospitals like we used to.

 

[Eggwhore]

Who would benefit from locking him up anyways? He hasn’t seriously hurt anyone in public other than being a nuisance. The only person he’s hurting by being loose is himself and maybe Bob but Bob can cut ties with him and he is vehement about not wanting to be in care. Even if forcibly placed into care he would just be a danger to other residents and staff and would be a sink of time and resources.

Not to Alog but he deserves to be homeless he’s gotten care before and left because he doesn’t want to abide by the rules - even without ween influence he’s a menace - punching holes in walls and causing problems for his care providers.

 

[Orange Rhymer]

It's not just America; a lot of western nations shut down their institutions around about the same time. It's not so much a criminal justice thing as it was a result of a century of abuse and dehumanisation leading to politicians shutting down institutions and making it significantly harder to gain the legal requirements to put someone under permanent care. Essentially, the psychriatic system was so fucked up and full of people who were just as crazy as the patients running the system that it was too difficult to recover. Psychology and mental health used to be a wild west of whatever the lead clinician at the time thought would work the best rather than the standardisation we have now.

I'm not sure if it's the same in the US, however in most nations it's not the police who decide to institutionalise someone -- it's mental health nurses and psychologists/psychiatrists which then has to be escalated up to the courts to sign off on permanent locking up.

The same safeguards that stop Daniel from being locked up also protects the freedom of individuals who aren't a danger to others from being locked up needlessly; it's a catch-22.

The psych system has always had a problems with hypocrisy.
"They are just like normal people, just with different ways of thinking"
-Ok, then why are they locked up with no rights?
"This is a refuge where their problems are being solved"
-then why are you tranquilizing them with heroic doses of barbituates?
"We (the psych) don't believe in violence"
-Why do you have armed security?

The hypocrisy goes on-and-on. In a saner, non-central party age, Daniel would have be quietly 'dealt with' at home.
Now we have to watch and wait, as his crimes escalate.

 

[Ealen]

The same safeguards that stop Daniel from being locked up also protects the freedom of individuals who aren't a danger to others from being locked up needlessly; it's a catch-22.

True, but this is the problem in and of itself. I think we can all agree that Daniel can't be trusted to stay out of trouble and we would all be better off if he was in some kind of mental institution. It's not difficult to prove that Daniel is dangerous, so there should be systems in place to get people like that off the streets and into state care.

The modern cost of care for seriously mentally ill people in insanely high. To keep a person like Daniel medicated, supervised and housed in a mental hospital is around 200k a year. You have to pay for medication, all of the staff, the hospital it all adds up. It's a huge reason why we no longer have the mental hospitals like we used to.

Considering the amount of taxpayer-funded programs that consistently benefit no one this feels like a drop in the ocean. Realistically if we were to cut the spending on rapists and murderers by instituting the death penalty while simultaneously rounding up freaks like Daniel and putting them into specialized care facilities I think it would be a win-win for everyone.

 

[Orange Rhymer]

Who would benefit from locking him up anyways? He hasn’t seriously hurt anyone in public......

Yet.

 

[Sicko Hunter]

Who would benefit from locking him up anyways? He hasn’t seriously hurt anyone in public other than being a nuisance. The only person he’s hurting by being loose is himself and maybe Bob but Bob can cut ties with him and he is vehement about not wanting to be in care. Even if forcibly placed into care he would just be a dang

Daniel has proven not only to harmful to himself but others. He has a long history of self harm and attacked Bob multiple times. He's also physically threatened multiple people with violence. He's threatened to bomb police stations and murder people. He is the definition of "danger to yourself or others" yet because our mental healthcare in the US is so fucking shit he is allowed to roam freely. It's insanity pun intended.

 

[Vott]

Daniel has just uploaded a 3 minute video multiple times an hour ago rambling on about Ivan and such.

 

[Mr Steal Your Farm]

he deserves to be homeless he’s gotten care before and left because he doesn’t want to abide by the rules

The reason a lot of people think this is unacceptable is because homelessness is considered inhumanely cruel for human beings, in the same way starvation or acute chronic pain.

Additionally, in many societies, such people would end their own lives once excluded from society at large, as an exclusion would mean virtually guaranteed death. Today, due to social programs, extreme social exclusion no longer results in a slow death from exposure, so Daniel and other homeless just hang on to society until they end their own lives, die from a drug overdose or are imprisoned for life once they commit a heinous crime.

Daniel doesn't do drugs yet, and he is too egotistical to kill himself. Therefore, he presents dangers to modern society, so he frequently enters in and out of the criminal justice system until he does something heinous enough to put him away, or down, for good (like rape a child).

The question is not does he deserve to be homeless (the answer is yes), it is does Larson being homeless endanger society at large (I suspect the answer is also yes).

 

[Ealen]

homelessness is considered inhumanely cruel for human beings, in the same way starvation or acute chronic pain.

In Daniel's case, not only is he dangerous, but he clearly cannot take care of himself. He's missing an outrageous number of teeth and his feet are a total mess to look at. I dare not even think of the condition his junk is in after prolonged use of that unwashed fleshlight he was carrying around.

 

[Seth MacFartman]

The question is not does he deserve to be homeless (the answer is yes), it is does Larson being homeless endanger society at large (I suspect the answer is also yes).

I personally agree with both yeses as answers to both questions. Daniel being homeless does endanger society at large. Even with all the ramblings he says and crackpot false bravado about being famous attributes to it too.

 

[Spiddlekick]

Dan is in an another zoomer retard discord. The cycle continues.

I'll record what I can. For those who are able to see this in time, you can tune in live (It is not that interesting)

https://discord.gg/zAdAmUk7jz

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[Vott]

Daniel uploaded a video earlier talking to some guy about his court dates and vanderwaal related things. From the sounds of it there was definitely some Discord cow tipping going on.

He talks about the brief interaction here

@Spiddlekick I'm waiting on those recordings

 

[Spiddlekick]

Daniel uploaded a video earlier talking to some guy about his court dates and vanderwaal related things. From the sounds of it there was definitely some Discord cow tipping going on.
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He talks about the brief interaction here
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@Spiddlekick I'm waiting on those recordings

I really only caught like the last 5 minutes on recording. I found these on reddit though and they got about everything I did.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Daniellars..._nights_discord_call_part_1_daniel_discusses/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Daniellars...iday_nights_discord_call_part_2_daniel_talks/