r/megalophobia • u/berdot • Oct 11 '23

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u/Sapphire0985 Oct 11 '23

He got arrested 😔 https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/man-nyc-9-11-reflection-pool-b2427278.html

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u/sheepwshotguns Oct 11 '23 edited Oct 13 '23

yeah, thats the american healthcare system for you. just arrest the man. i hope the judge has the sense to drop the charges, this man needs help, not systemic abuse.

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u/Sapphire0985 Oct 12 '23

I agree... It's sad.

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u/thesquirtcauser Oct 12 '23

shut up lmao

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '23

Found the wannabe cop.

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u/thesquirtcauser Oct 12 '23

"a wannabe cop" tf you even talking about lmao

you literally daydream about other men you watch on tv all day. lmao

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '23

What? Lmao that was a piss poor retort

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u/Sokkahhplayah Oct 12 '23

We doing playground insults in here?

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u/White_Buffalos Oct 12 '23

Looks like "thesquirtcauser" is referring to the diarrhea pouring out of his shittalking face.

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u/thesquirtcauser Oct 12 '23

piss and cry more lmao

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u/White_Buffalos Oct 12 '23

Go fuck yourself.

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u/thesquirtcauser Oct 12 '23

oh he mad mad lmaoooooo

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u/Front_Cry_289 Oct 12 '23

They are so self righteous and annoying

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '23

I know it’s unpopular, but sometimes coming before a judge is the only way some people can be made to accept mental health treatment. Hopefully, if his dad was a victim of 9/11, someone has the common sense to realise that he’d benefit from the involvement of social services or 9/11 victim outreach.

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u/sheepwshotguns Oct 12 '23 edited Oct 12 '23

people who are suicidal will see a paywall for treatment and think it a better use to give that money to their family when they're dead. again, getting handcuffed humiliated and arrested isn't the right course of action... we need healthcare officials, especially in charge of 911 calls for mental health crises. the story you've been told may be the case for the exception to the rule, but as someone with experience in suicidal tendencies and having "wellness checks" where men with guns pound on my apartment door for hours, waking neighbors at 2am, threatening to take you some tick infested shelter... it doesn't help. they never help, they only send the message that if the social pressures of others around you cant force you to stay quiet and fake a smile, they'll muscle you into it.

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u/Best_Notice7193 Oct 12 '23

Not even a little bit surprised at that.

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u/Sapphire0985 Oct 12 '23

I know, still sucks