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> It's down to him No, it's up to the doctors. If he changes nothing and docs say "we think he's no threat now," he could be freed. If he completely reforms
by drewcoo 3y ago
> It's down to him
No, it's up to the doctors.
If he changes nothing and docs say "we think he's no threat now," he could be freed.
If he completely reforms and appears harmless and the docs don't give him the thumbs-up, he stays locked up for life.
- mettamage 3y agoYep, this is my issue with it. Also, it’s autism for now. What if it slowly spreads to other diagnoses? It could slowly lead to a more authoritarian punishment environment. Things like this can grow slowly but 50 years down the line and voila: a new repressive state is born. Obviously, that doesn’t need to happen. The fact that it could scares me