California Democrats Double Down on Efforts to Involuntarily Commit the Homeless

Mandated Treatment and Its Impact on Therapeutic Process and Outcome Factors https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6474319/

Mental health is a very difficult issue.

I understand personal liberty is important and this policy will unlikely help solve the homelessness crisis. But I have also seen how people with mental health issue decided to not adhere to treatment because they think they are "fine". And their refusal became a problem for people around.

Build more public housing, sure. But sometimes, sometimes, the doctor might be right.

California just wrapped up its 2023 legislative session last week with a flurry of bills that promise to maintain the state’s status as a neoliberal hell that makes life miserable for all but the wealthiest.

Yeah ok, this article was written by:

• A: An idiot
• B: A Republican
• C: Someone who doesn't actually live in California
• D: All of the above