Yeah, let’s wait until it’s all quietened down and forgotten, eh?Let's wait for the findings in this recent case before we judge people, eh?
Yeah, let’s wait until it’s all quietened down and forgotten, eh?Let's wait for the findings in this recent case before we judge people, eh?
I don't think anyone views it as a success, possibly less awful than the old scheme but not a good one. But to decide you'd have to choose the criteria to judge it.Doesn’t matter who is responsible for the failure, care in the community is a failure and not the 'success' you claim it to be.
Should be investigating those that were supposed to be looking after him. FFS, who lets a mentally ill person out of their control in a crocodile shed?He is sick which is why he under investigation .
Most are just as much a danger to themselves.Health service cannot cope and most carers are on minimum wage, so quality is often lacking.Should be investigating those that were supposed to be looking after him. FFS, who lets a mentally ill person out of their control in a crocodile shed?
Yep. Unfortunately, minimum wage = minimum effort.Most are just as much a danger to themselves.Health service cannot cope and most carers are on minimum wage, so quality is often lacking.

You're exploiting a sad incident to moan about whatever it is you want to moan about.And the opinion of the parents of the 3 year old, and the loved ones of valdo calocane victims and many, many more.
Not everyone believes as you do mottie.Yep. Unfortunately, minimum wage = minimum effort.

Yes, most of those in Care have issues of some sort or another. That's why they're in care.Care in the community jeez us wept
We have worked in some props were the tenants are care in the community all of them had mental health issues / certifiable fruit cakes
It's as well you're not the one responsible for deciding on their treatment, then.One was a danger to all the other residents imo
Than there are those to scum bags that tortured and killed that little boy ( preston) they adopted him ffs !!!!! They should both be bumped off
And who in the authority placed that little boy with them two fruit cakes ??? They should all be arrested charged with gross negligence and banged up imo
You're exploiting a sad incident to moan about whatever it is you want to moan about.
Your approach is like blaming the Highway Code, or driving instructors or examiners, or motor car manufacturers, or whatever, for road traffic accidents.
It's very easy, and for you might be consoling, to blame someone or something for any accident.
People are unpredictable, or not always operating at 100%, or are distracted, etc.
Three incidents out of 3,000,000 referrals to mental health per year, are reasonable operating results, considering such unpredictable and human interactions.
Funding cuts heighten the probability of something going wrong because they invariably result in the same people working harder, longer, more intense, etc., or employing lesser skilled people who are prepared to be paid less, etc.
So, nobody’s fault. Keep wringing those hands boys, it’ll make you feel a lot better.Not everyone believes as you do mottie.
Listen, if I ever get to the point where I have nothing in my life, I’ll keep joining the same forum under different names and start arguing with everyone to get my kicks. Just like you do.Why don't you offer your services as a volunteer. It might save you from developing a miserable, moaning old man syndrome.![]()
Eh?So, nobody’s fault
Well well well the first person to do this on this thread was actually none other than -----You're exploiting a sad incident to moan about whatever it is you want to moan about.
No one had mentioned funding cuts until this point - the person you are replying to did not mention funding cuts either.You think funding cuts are partly to blame?