I hope President Trump will bring back Insane Asylums. Some of the whackos in office, need to be Away from People.

I have to quit my job, because a Batshit Bonkers coworker is so bad I would not be shocked if he/she ends up the next mass shooter. But everyone is so afraid of being accused of prejudice that they instead whisper about how unsafe they feel, and that whacko just gets worse and worse.

I'm not gonna be a victim: I'm out, quitting my job, go somewhere else. Money isn't good enough to risk being the next Therapy-Didn't-Work statistic. Hell of a lot safer not being there.

Please bring back the Insane Asylums!!

>>3863165

Would have been nice if all those pens were provided by gov't & had special ink for ease of detecting mass Fuckery, huh?

>>3863244

I'm not defending our current system that's ripe for abuse. But before we can focus on how things /should/ be, we have to focus on what /is/ and punish those who have abused the system. Then brainstorm afterwards what would be best, moving forward. Step by step, ya know?

Personally, I'm not a fan of fingerprint biometrics. Too easy then to frame someone if you already have their fingerprints on file.

>>3863305

Worth a shot, as long as that ink isn't easily removed and the finger is cleaned beforehand. Make it a national holiday too, so you're never scheduled to work that day.

Though, once I turn on my psycho brain, you could theoretically ship fingers over the border for voter fraud, too, (Yuck!) during en-route transit. I suppose no system is completely abuse-proof.