Oh. You want to swab someone's throat to see if they should be detained to protect themselves or others. Please let's you and I spend some time together in the

Oh. You want to swab someone's throat to see if they should be detained to protect themselves or others. Please let's you and I spend some time together in the emergency department. Last week we had a patient there who'd been brought in against his will by the police, and who claimed that the chip implanted in their brain was telling him to remove his eyes and everyone else's eyes with the spoon he carried in his back pocket. He'd already removed his left eye, with the spoon he carried in his back pocket. Please tell us your plan. I'm sorry that I can't find a throat swab to assist us. Or perhaps we could have lunch down at the dementia care facility, where the neurologists would love you to tell them they're not legitimate medical doctors because they don't have a throat swab for dementia yet, and because they "lock up" dementia sufferers with a few signatures at the request of dementia-sufferer families so they, the dementia patients, don't walk onto the freeway. They actually lock people up protectively before "the crime" of actually walking onto the freeway. Imagine that. Aren't a few signatures (even sans diagnosis) all that's needed to place children in what in effect is protective custody?