In answer to your reply regarding LOCKING them up highlander the answer is no if the image you are trying to portray is of what the Romanian orphanages consist of. These people are mentally and physically disabled and we also have them. The difference is here they are not wandering the streets as tramps, they are looked after in sheltered accommodation with trained care staff.
What I am trying to portray is there are people who shouldn't be left wandering the streets.
Although the person I mentioned has a sheltered one bedroom house he is totally incapable of looking after himself or holding a conversation. All he does is make a nuisance of himself by using filthy language while wandering the city streets or stood in shop doorways. When he jumps in front of an old person shouting profanities it shouldn't be allowed to happen. It's certainly not what I would want to happen to my wife let alone my mother or late grandmother.
Your original post mentioned tramps who are no bother, or even cost for that matter, to society, not those that were brought up because of Cesescu's policies.
I can only speak for our local psychiatric hospital which due to my job I took patients to frequently. This hospital was large, airy and light with massive landscaped grounds. It resembled a stately home and probably was in days gone by. Only the patients who were a danger to themselves or others were kept secure, the vast majority were allowed to wander at will and the main gates were never locked or had security personnel.
These people were well looked after and there's no doubt the person I mentioned in my post would have been a 'patient' there.
The problem was the upkeep, it must have been massive so the answer was to close them and throw the residents out. The local NHS must have spent millions on buying property and converting them to flats. They still had to have the follow up care through the NHS but now social services became involved. A lot of the 'patients' were now like fish out of water and hardly ventured out of doors although a couple of them I knew would go outside and sit on the wall for a ***.
Which is the best way I don't know but what I do know is that someone walking up to someone and inches from their face spewing out gross language shouldn't be allowed.
A totally different perspective from your original post about tramps.
What I am trying to portray is there are people who shouldn't be left wandering the streets.
Although the person I mentioned has a sheltered one bedroom house he is totally incapable of looking after himself or holding a conversation. All he does is make a nuisance of himself by using filthy language while wandering the city streets or stood in shop doorways. When he jumps in front of an old person shouting profanities it shouldn't be allowed to happen. It's certainly not what I would want to happen to my wife let alone my mother or late grandmother.
Your original post mentioned tramps who are no bother, or even cost for that matter, to society, not those that were brought up because of Cesescu's policies.
I can only speak for our local psychiatric hospital which due to my job I took patients to frequently. This hospital was large, airy and light with massive landscaped grounds. It resembled a stately home and probably was in days gone by. Only the patients who were a danger to themselves or others were kept secure, the vast majority were allowed to wander at will and the main gates were never locked or had security personnel.
These people were well looked after and there's no doubt the person I mentioned in my post would have been a 'patient' there.
The problem was the upkeep, it must have been massive so the answer was to close them and throw the residents out. The local NHS must have spent millions on buying property and converting them to flats. They still had to have the follow up care through the NHS but now social services became involved. A lot of the 'patients' were now like fish out of water and hardly ventured out of doors although a couple of them I knew would go outside and sit on the wall for a ***.
Which is the best way I don't know but what I do know is that someone walking up to someone and inches from their face spewing out gross language shouldn't be allowed.
A totally different perspective from your original post about tramps.
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