re: One-time model Loni Willison, 40, before and now pics. - Drug Addict and Homeless

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which is criminalize the using of drugs, including gateway drugs, like pot. Arrest rich kids, and put them in jail for six months. It’ll stop, if you do that

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Ending drug addiction is a little more complex than busting frat guys for smoking pot.
The people that end up like this lady are typically victims of emotional trauma. Watch the YouTube channel Soft White Underbelly. He interviews the dregs of society. Skid row and shite. Everyone of those people have deep scars from child abuse, sexual abuse, etc.

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Mass euthanasia would actually be humane for these types. I expect these ideas to gain traction as religion rates decline.

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There are ways to be humane without actually killing these people. Case in point, the starting point would be to overturn the 1975 Supreme Court case of O’Connor v. Donaldson, which established the right of mentally disabled persons to due process protection under the Fourteenth Amendment. Justice Potter Stewart, writing for the majority, held that “a state cannot constitutionally confine, without more a nondangerous individual who is capable of surviving safely in freedom by himself or with the help of willing and responsible family members or friends.” Jones v. U.S. and Foucha v. Louisiana should also be re-examined.

Since these decisions, and coupled with attitudes about mental illness in today’s society, you’ve seen an increase in mentally ill individuals committing crimes and roaming the streets as homeless. Why? Because there’s no place for them to go—the family’s typically wash their hands of them, and the Supreme Court usurped the States’ authority to govern within their own borders.

That's incredibly sad.

The same thing happened to Jenni Lee. Ended up homeless and looking like shite in her late 30's. Teeth rotting out of her head, no shower in months, greasy nasty hair, etc. Lived in the Vegas tunnels.

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Mass euthanasia would actually be humane for these types.

I expect these ideas to gain traction as religion rates decline.

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I don't see it as gaining traction as religion rates decline nearly as much as I see it gaining traction as the sheer size of the problem increases. The issue isn't just about their being homeless nor addicted, but it's their imposition of their problems on society in a scale that's increasing at breakneck speed due to ever-more-addictive drugs being created (see: fentanyl) which creates even more (and more dedicated) addicts.

As this group grows, it will likely become more aggressive (as competition for society's largess increases). As that aggression increases, society's tolerance for them lessens.

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someone was sending electrical currents into her body - which could only be fixed by taking crystal meth

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It do be like that sometimes.

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They are literally destroying great American cities. They should be (humanely) erased.

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Careful opening that door, Adolf. A lot of “for humanity” additions can be made to that slippery slope much quicker than you expect. May find it hitting close to home, someday.

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08/01 will be 3 years for me.

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just made 2 years on 5/31, myself...