 | "University Studies" wrote:
You should do some more research into that subject to more
appropriately
comment on it. A mental illness is the term used to describe when a
person
goes 3 or 4 days straight with no sleep, where under this extreme
over-exhaustion the vision is impaired, the hearing is physically
impaired
and more. But, none of this can make a person break the law.
Going without sleep for days (which I can assume you do on a weekly
basis) DOES NOT constitute a mental illness. And being "mentally ill"
does not (usually) make a person commit crimes - it impairs their
ability to understand their actions or the consequences. I still
believe though, that if a mentally ill person commits a crime, they
should pay the same price as a "sane" person. They will probably NEVER
become "mentally well" and should be kept out of the general society.
Mental illness is a temporary condition any person can experience by
going
days and days straight with no sleep. Any person can get confused or
over-exhausted, but he doesn't have to break the law. A person commits
a
crime by choice, by harboring anger and hatred and then choosing to
commit a
crime. Any books or documentaries teaching an illness can make a person
break the law should be banned.
Hmm... your mental illness seems to be permanent.
There are well over 100 "certified" mental illesses - It is when your
brain is "sick"
(just like your heart can become sick or your lungs can become sick).
Most mental illnesses can be "controlled" (never cured) with medication
and therapy BUT usually the person is so "crazy" - they don't know they
are "crazy" and don't take the medication/get the therapy. This is
where the Scandinavian countries (and maybe others) get it right. Lock
them up and treat them. None of this American Civil Liberties SHIT -
no, they DO NOT have the "right" to wander the streets talking to
themselves - we have a responsibility to treat them, even if it means
locking them up and forcing the medication down their throats.
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