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Originally Posted by curves2000
I haven't the clips as I am not on Twitter and fully agree that this event should not be getting political. Personally I think people and tech companies need to be held to account for such filth online as this culture of not trying to render aid but instead looking for views is beyond sick.
The reality of the specific situation will also be really eye opening going forward no matter who wins. This is just another much larger and more deranged example of the problem we have in this country and how we deal with people with these problems on a go forward basis. When the details of this person are probably released I am sure nobody is going to take any accountability. Medical people who are powerless and may just tick a box to be done with it? Police? Judges? Prosecutors ? Politicians? Charity and support groups? Nobody will but someone is responsible for allow this and a many others to happen.
Literally nobody is going to argue that this person does not belong in prison or in a mental health facility going forward for a very very long time, after this fact. Before this occurred people would probably be defending this person's right to not be forced into anything but now that this event occurred and with a mountain of destruction that he probably did leading up to this, people always ask "Why was this person allowed to walk the streets?"
The difference is a lot of previous events could have been prevented and this particular event may have as well
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You leave out a pretty important group. All of us. As taxpayers we squeal when the system doesn't work and bad things happen. Then a proposed tax hike to fund the systems so they will work is greeted as the apocalypse. WE can't have it both ways.