Number of US police officers murdered up by 59% - FBI - thanks to White Libs

Bigdog said:
No, he did oppose involuntary commitment.

Wrong again. In 1969, he increased spending for the Dept. of Mental Hygiene by a record $28 million.
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LMAO

One month prior to the election, President Carter had signed the Mental Health Systems Act, which had proposed to continue the federal community mental health centers program, although with some additional state involvement. Consistent with the report of the Carter Commission, the act also included a provision for federal grants “for projects for the prevention of mental illness and the promotion of positive mental health,” an indication of how little learning had taken place among the Carter Commission members and professionals at NIMH. With President Reagan and the Republicans taking over, the Mental Health Systems Act was discarded before the ink had dried and the CMHC funds were simply block granted to the states. The CMHC program had not only died but been buried as well. An autopsy could have listed the cause of death as naiveté complicated by grandiosity.
 
Althea said:
LMAO

One month prior to the election, President Carter had signed the Mental Health Systems Act, which had proposed to continue the federal community mental health centers program, although with some additional state involvement. Consistent with the report of the Carter Commission, the act also included a provision for federal grants “for projects for the prevention of mental illness and the promotion of positive mental health,” an indication of how little learning had taken place among the Carter Commission members and professionals at NIMH. With President Reagan and the Republicans taking over, the Mental Health Systems Act was discarded before the ink had dried and the CMHC funds were simply block granted to the states. The CMHC program had not only died but been buried as well. An autopsy could have listed the cause of death as naiveté complicated by grandiosity.
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LMFAO

The funds went to the States instead of the Federal gov't who had fucked it up every year for 17 years in a row.

The white libs controlled the senate and house from 1963 to 1980. The white libs fucked up every single year. Until eventually 75% of patients had been discharged, many of whom had severe illnesses.

Even your quote says the Carter commission was clueless. :palm: The Federal CMHC was a failure, already on life support when Reagan handed the power back to the States.
 
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Althea said:
Already did. Where were you?
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Right here. You only posted your own personal racist, sexist conspiracy theories. :dunno:

If you posted the truth, you'd only prove what a racist, misogynist little bitch you really are.
 
Althea said:
JFK never forced anyone out of an institution
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His ACT did.

"President Kennedy's proposal was historic because the public care of mentally ill individuals had been exclusively a state responsibility for more than a century. The federal initiative encouraged the closing of state hospitals and aborted the development of state-funded outpatient clinics in process at that time."

"From the beginning, it was clear that CMHCs were not interested in taking care of the patients being discharged from the state hospitals. Instead, they focused on individuals with less severe problems sometimes called "the worried well." Federal studies reported individuals discharged from state hospitals initially made up between 4% and 7% of the CMHCs patient load ..."

https://www.treatmentadvocacycenter...politically,released from the state hospitals.
 
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After the major police atrocities that happened in Minnesota, how can ANYBODY not understand the disrespect for the police?

How did that state end up with so many pussies and assholes in the police departments?

Don't they have any standards at all?
 
Althea said:
LOL.

Poor Dogshit
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"President Kennedy's proposal was historic because the public care of mentally ill individuals had been exclusively a state responsibility for more than a century. The federal initiative encouraged the closing of state hospitals and aborted the development of state-funded outpatient clinics in process at that time."

"From the beginning, it was clear that CMHCs were not interested in taking care of the patients being discharged from the state hospitals. Instead, they focused on individuals with less severe problems sometimes called "the worried well." Federal studies reported individuals discharged from state hospitals initially made up between 4% and 7% of the CMHCs patient load ..."

https://www.treatmentadvocacycenter...politically,released from the state hospitals.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
After the major police atrocities that happened in Minnesota, how can ANYBODY not understand the disrespect for the police?

How did that state end up with so many pussies and assholes in the police departments?

Don't they have any standards at all?
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Microbrain living in a microcosm. :palm:
 
Bigdog said:
"President Kennedy's proposal was historic because the public care of mentally ill individuals had been exclusively a state responsibility for more than a century. The federal initiative encouraged the closing of state hospitals and aborted the development of state-funded outpatient clinics in process at that time."

"From the beginning, it was clear that CMHCs were not interested in taking care of the patients being discharged from the state hospitals. Instead, they focused on individuals with less severe problems sometimes called "the worried well." Federal studies reported individuals discharged from state hospitals initially made up between 4% and 7% of the CMHCs patient load ..."

https://www.treatmentadvocacycenter...politically,released from the state hospitals.
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Kennedy never threw anyone out of a mental health facility
 
Althea said:
Kennedy never threw anyone out of a mental health facility
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