The best word I know for these underclass dwellers is ‘scrote’. Polly, do sit down, you’ll have a fit of the vapours. Try these descriptions instead.
“Stupid people will start being wise when wild donkeys are born tame.” Job 11:12
“He who sends a message by the hand of a fool cuts off his own feet.” Proverbs 26:6
“The sluggard does not plough after the autumn, So he begs during the harvest and has nothing.” Proverbs 20:4
“As the door turns on its hinges, so does the sluggard on his bed” Proverbs 26:14
“The sluggard plunges his hand in the dish; he is too lazy to bring it back to his mouth.” Proverbs 26:15
And note how God (via Solomon & Paul) recommends managing these useless takers and parasites.
“…a rod is for the back of him who lacks sense’ 10:13
“You have to whip a horse, bridle a donkey and you have to beat a fool.” 26:3
“…If a man does not choose to work, neither shall he eat.” 2 Thess 3:10
Alas, as I write, there is no legal consequence for doing most of the above for the scrote/patient/MVPIOS. But we are legally obliged to chase after them, with our hands tied behind our backs. It’s pointless having a law against something (wasting 999 resources, attacking nurses) if courageous CPS managers and judges refuse to apply it to ‘the most vulnerable people in our society.’ The MSM has played a masterstroke in falsely painting these scrotes as TMVPIOS. Laws and policies are skewed against us – at the very same time as they reward managers, auditors and regulators for doing the skewing.
Here’s where we are now. It is impossible to meet this much ‘demand.’ It isn’t only the resources we don’t have, it’s the revolving-door nature of this type of demand I’m banging on about.
A few examples.
1. Scrotes susceptible to drug induced psychosis take drugs, become psychotic, endanger others, get nicked, get sectioned, get out 48 hrs later, having robbed a bed from some poor sod who came second and was transported four hours away from home to the next nearest bed, in Norfolk or Wales or Darlington. Next weekend they do it again.
2. A patient, dangerously paranoid when psychotic, refuses his depot, doesn’t get a CTO, doesn’t get sectioned. The MHA was recently altered to make it harder to section BMEs no matter how mad or dangerous. He relapses. Becomes highly dangerous. Hours are wasted arranging two-person visits. He’s referred to Crisis who reject the referral – rinse- repeat – until they are forced to. Patient won’t engage. Discharge is considered. We all know how this could end again.
This flustercluck absolutely eats up the time you’d normally be spending on your not-dangerous patients. Too bad, they lose.
Consequence? Oh yes. Hundreds of them. Here are a handful.
Staff become overloaded with caseloads so impossibly high Santa Claus couldn’t get round them all on Christmas Eve. The CPN is held responsible though, not the manager who dumped them all on her, not the manager who invented a non-job and made it a G or H grade thus tempting a real staff into taking it – depleting the team.
Overloaded and burned out staff go off sick – depleting the team.
Overloaded and burned out staff resign – depleting the team. (Managers continue to be paid as though they were managing a full team).
Waiting times double for an initial assessment or to be assigned your own CCO.
You cannot possibly put any effort into babysitting the student nurse and they can’t help you with the notes because first, you have to teach them how to do it.
So what could be done instead?
Review (shred) the latest Mental Health Act with extreme prejudice.
Bring back the bins.
These posts are on their way. Stay tuned. Same bat-time, same bat-channel.
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