In my experience such facilities aren’t any better in some “nice” northern European countries. The incentives might be slightly different, end results the same

In my experience such facilities aren’t any better in some “nice” northern European countries. The incentives might be slightly different, end results the same. For example in Finland involuntary commitment is somewhat frequently used as an impossible-to-appeal alternative to investigative detention. You’d have to be crazy to do crimes, right? Involuntary commitment is just inherently suspectible to abuse, I’m not sure anyone should have that power.