4 ms·
> One such was, according to him, an occasion when "they handcuffed him, drugged him, put him on the bed". This doesn't seem like good evidence. It assumes tha
by colpabar 4y ago
> One such was, according to him, an occasion when "they handcuffed him, drugged him, put him on the bed".
This doesn't seem like good evidence. It assumes that whenever someone is forcibly restrained and medicated, it was justified. It also assumes that he wasn't exaggerating when he said this. You have also not provided a source of him saying this.
- npteljes 4y agoThe link is the source, but he used the "you" pronoun and I rephrased it as "him". Sorry for the confusion, I probably need to do better on a public forum like this. Wikipedia also has a paragraph about it, if you'd like to dig into this topic further. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanye_West#Mental_health https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanye_West#Mental_health Also I reject the assumption that I assumed that "whenever someone is forcibly restrained and medicated, it was justified". I haven't said this, and I only reported on his account on the happenings, because OP wanted evidence for mental illness, and I think that him recollecting that occurrence, while admitting that he was diagnosed bipolar, is good enough evidence.
- bondarchuk 4y agoIt's not evidence for "unable to manage his own affairs" in the present instance.
- npteljes 4y agoIt's not. I should have been clear about referring only to the mental issues part.