Comment by Y_Y
20 days ago
I would consider that an exceptional case for a person who is very unwell.
That said, I think suicide is a complicated case because some people want to be stopped, and some people will just try again the next night.
20 days ago
I would consider that an exceptional case for a person who is very unwell.
That said, I think suicide is a complicated case because some people want to be stopped, and some people will just try again the next night.
> sometimes we have to lock people down and physically prevent them from harming themselves
So where does my statement suggest we should make locking people up for their own good the norm?
I can come up with even more mundane examples of where we physically prevent people from harming themselves. High barriers to stop people getting into the tiger enclosure. If a member of staff saw someone dumb enough to try and climb in, rest assured they'd be physically dragged out for their own safety.
Or do you suggest we allow the general public to wander into the tiger exhibit to pet the animals? Personal freedom and all that.
Yes, I just want people to pet the tigers