Have you even read the article? This does not send psychiatrists or doctors but social workers with mental health education. I don't know about the US, but I h

Have you even read the article? This does not send psychiatrists or doctors but social workers with mental health education. I don't know about the US, but I highly doubt that these people would have the authority to involuntarily commit someone. Apart from the fact that you have yet to demonstrate that increased health workers lead to increase involuntary commitment, as if that's the only thing psychiatrists etc do. It's also ironic that you somehow think that sending someone whose only tool is a gun (I know this is somewhat over the top, but much less so then saying involuntary commitment is the only tool of mental health professionals) is the better solution.