ReanuKeeves

I don't think 300 million would even be enough. They want to make an example of him.

"they can just stop trying to stop him if they want"

Thats exactly what I said in my first comment here. I said they have to either decide he's full of shit or send him for help. If you go respond to someone who's full of shit and pulled the same attention seeking behavior 200+ times, you're going to have to expect the next time it happens to be bullshit attention seeking again.

I'm not even going to bother with the rest of it because we are talking in circles and you already agree with my original premise that they need to either decide this guy is full of shit or send him to a clinic.

We don't lock up obese people because they aren't generally a harm to others due to their obesity other than requiring superfluous healthcare. All we can do for cases like that is teach the public about the health complications. We regularly confine alcoholics when they pose a danger to the public or themselves. We also fine and in cases detain people who explicitly ignore danger signs on privately and government owned property to avoid stupid liability cases. You seem to have a very skewed view on mental health. It is not ok for someone to attempt suicide 200+ times and tie up first responders in a repetitive bogus mental health crisis. If someone really wants to kill themself, they don't make a show of it or allow anyone to stop them, it's incredible easy for someone end their life so when I hear that someone "attempted" it 200+ times, that is a clear cry for help.

You understand that crazy people don't usually realize they're crazy right? Society has an obligation to both protect the herd and help individuals. This guy acting belligerently is neither good for the individual nor the herd. I don't think anything good comes from "let the crazy people be crazy".

It's not confinement, it's sending him to a mental health care clinic where you can get the professional help he clearly needs before he actually hurts himself or others. Noone is suggesting he needs to be locked in a cage.

I did read it, and my statement is still the same, a criminal broke laws. I didn't say he did it after he was released.

I don't think there is a question of mental health issues, that's why I'm saying why are they not doing something about this instead of wasting their time 200+ times

Yes but there is someone from within the last 100 years that he reminds people of

And this is an example of how people who don't actually read the articles have no idea what's going on

It's kinda fun time travelling back a hundred years. Oh wait. No, no it isn't.

I think somewhere between attempt 170-210 they should consider either he's full of shit or needs to be kept in a hospital.

That's crazy that a pardoned criminal broke the law. No one saw this coming.