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With so much anger issues and people not taking responsibility of their actions due to "anger" issues, what about society performing a lobotomy?
Sam
Sam
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A good start would be removal of all lawyers, Libs, and politicians! -
Down towards the bottom, a neighbor is quoted he was on heavy behavioral medication as a teenager. I believe that is a common thread with these A-holes.
And I would like to know if his computer had the hard drive wiped or removed.
Last edited by barretcreek; 11-06-2017, 01:36.Comment
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Lobotomy is laborious. Off with their heads!2016 Chicago Cubs. MLB Champions!
**Never quite as old as the other old farts**Comment
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Too late, it’s been done, just look at liberals.
TommyComment
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In years gone by such people would have been "committed". Nowadays that's a violation of their rights and "dignity".Comment
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I ran into a guy one night at the bar. He had some sort of behavioral problem. Bi-polar? Schizo? I don't know, but in thirty seconds I was getting nervous. Two minutes later the bartenderess told him, I've warned you before, knock it off or leave. Scary. They walk among us.
Who decides? I don't care who, but someone needs to step up. Used to be someone had the guts to decide, but these days like blackhawknj alludes to, no one is allowed to do anything that might infringe on some ones's rights. In my opinion that is just being gutless. Children need to be disciplined, muzlims need to be watched over and nut-jobs need to be quarantined. But doing that makes some folks queasy. Then don't look.If I should die before I wake...great,a little more sleep.Comment
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A court of inquiry made up of legal, medical and if allowed religious. I am not being flippant but there are mental health courts now set up to help decide if the person warrants treatment or detention. I dealt with people who were labeled intermittent explosive disorder and would become violent in an instance...lack of impulse control. This was learned from their parents that when they acted out they could get their way which became a sociopathic way of wife. As a juvenile they were treated with restraint due to being "children" in reality dangerous children. My job was to transition them from the children's team to our adult team at 17 years 6 months. I told them the truth, as a child they got a slap on the wrist as an adult a slap in the face and a punch in the stomach. Many ended up in the adult section of the regional jail. What I am getting to is some people when warned about their violent tendencies can change, other's refuse. Since society cannot lock these offenders up for good to protect society why not just remove the violent part of the brain and return them to society in a much milder form? I realize this is drastic but anyone got a better idea?
SamComment
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So a panel of clerics and politicians and technocrats gets to get select people to get their egg scrambled. What could possibly go wrong with that?
One tiny fly in the ointment--doctors today don't believe in the procedure. So like executions we need to find people outside the medical professional to do it. Or dumb down the profession.
Aw shucks Sam you're just having a little fun with us. Well played, Sir!Comment
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One more thing.....I think you could sell it better with a more confident name. "A Possible Solution" is too tentative. Since it takes care of the problem once and for all, how about something more confident, like "A Final Solution". There you go!Comment
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Why must you play when I go "fishing",
really though society has to come up with some way to deal with our current sociological/criminal problems. If somehow morality instead of hedonism could be reintroduced this could help. Having dealt with anger issues, including my own, a person can restrain themselves if society has quick and legal punishment. Too often men with anger issues are just reduced down...have saw this happen time and time again.
By the way, quick work on your part with the way I worded what I said. But then again, can society find a solution to this long existing problem or does this violence go on and on? I wish I knew!
SamComment
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You raise a worthwhile question but nothing will be done about it. Mental illness is messy business, and no one wants to pass laws to deal with it for exactly that reason.Comment
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