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Originally Posted by Snuffleupagus

I'm educated enough to know who should be walking our streets and who shouldn't, I fully understand de Grood was psychotic when he stabbed those kids, lots of mass murderers have a psychotic event before they kill.

Please show me another country on earth that would let someone who stabbed 5 people to death out after 5 years in a hospital or jail...good luck with the search.

Some examples of just how bad our so-called justice system is:

just a partial list of serial child sex offenders set free by the Canadian justice system

Here is just a partial list of the brutal murderers that Canada has set free

My mind is clear on this and can't be changed but I will kneel to the extreme left and leave this thread for good, I hope no one here has to experience our soft justice system first hand

It would be one thing if you were genuinely approaching this matter from the perspective of preventing a danger to the public from being on the streets. There are most certainly people suffering from mental health issues so severe and dangerous, that they should never be allowed on the streets without supervision, medicated or not. Even if you were questioning De Grood's mental state and whether he was genuinely incapable of appreciated his actions, your argument would be a lot more sound.

However, you seem to be lumping those suffering from severe mental illness in with culpable murderers, with no regard to the issues of mental health whatsoever. I also hate to break it to you, but culpability is a longstanding concept of our, and any remotely democratic, justice system. This isn't some new invention by the "extreme left".