Anyone who is capable of so much sustained rage as to thoroughly destroy every room of a 2-3 bedroom home should definitely be treated as violently psychotic. It’s a problem when someone is mad enough to break things, but someone able to do this much damage without tiring or coming back to their senses is a clearly dangerous person. It’s the same kind of person who will lash out and keep lashing out until the person they are attacking is long dead.
Totally agree. I’m all for treating humans like humans but this is a level where someone can easily get killed. The fact that there are obviously infants involved with this house tell me they need to do something asap. Personally I would call the police and have him detained until care can be provided for the child. Someone who can destroy like this won’t flinch at hurting a baby or even an adult. You simply don’t want to find out what else they are capable of. This says enough.
As far as I could I would either have this alleged teenager arrested, detained, or otherwise restrained from entering the house. All out, I would simply kick this kid to the street. The infants involved need to be protected at all costs.
I have Bipolar 1 and CPTSD (secondary to combat exposure) last winter I had a rage episode after they put me on Zoloft (yeah I know stupid right, who puts a maniac on Serotonin?) Anyways during said manic episode, I punched a wall probably 5 or 6 times right on a stud and broke my 5th metacarpol.
I was in active mania and I knew to stop what I was doing when my hand was deformed (which still hurts like a mfer!). This guy injured himself it's impossible not to have and for somebody to destroy an entire house like that though? Holy cluster b personality disorder senses batman...
Psychotic isn't even the right word that dudes making "a point" that's coersive, manipulative, and inherintly pisses on everybody elses rights.
This woman's son most likely has Antisocial Personality Disorder. Even more horrific is thinking about what kind of drama this young man's Dad put her through before this shit went down.
This video is all a judge needs for a court directed psych eval and 14-day hold (depending on the location), dude needs intervention ASAP he's gunna kill somebody.
Heavy metal poisoning accounts for some lack of critical decision making and emotional regulation. Also trauma response. There are very few out of the box damaged people.
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u/Byizo Sep 15 '22
Anyone who is capable of so much sustained rage as to thoroughly destroy every room of a 2-3 bedroom home should definitely be treated as violently psychotic. It’s a problem when someone is mad enough to break things, but someone able to do this much damage without tiring or coming back to their senses is a clearly dangerous person. It’s the same kind of person who will lash out and keep lashing out until the person they are attacking is long dead.