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Originally Posted by fotze
I assume the goal is to increase this time though?
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I would assume so. The experts probably know better than I. If it's a gradual thing, and there is still supervision, work with him, etc., I think I would be behind that. But they should obviously never NEVER get to a point where he doesn't have to 'check in' or be tested for regression, illness etc. I'm not explaining it well but I think you know what I mean.
It's a very tough situation. I have no problem with the people that think he should be institutionalized for his entire life. It's a natural reaction, and it is obviously the safest plan. I understand that, and to be completely honest, it's a fine position on a very grey scale in my opinion. Maybe it's not exactly 'fair' but nothing about this is fair. With what we know and the technology and the medicine we have now, we probably can't ever feel 100% safe about treating this or curing this.
I do get a little sad about the comments from the people who want to see him punished though.