[jajko]

Well, its accepting reality. When my wife worked at biggest Swiss hospital, people in long term care which were (homeless) addicts would often just randomly run away, to be found few days afterwards by police passed out on some park bench.

A lot of time expensive treatment would have to be restarted (or became much more complex and thus costly), limited hospital beds were taken for too long etc. In Switzerland these folks have right to all treatment regular paying folks have by law, and guess who at the end pays the bill.

Accept human nature with warts and all, work on which is manageable for sure, but some medieval primitive mindset when addressing this complex topic simply doesn't work and its proven ad nauseum, and literally everybody get hits back eventually, one way or another.

[snapplebobapple]

I am a bit worried your plea to accept human nature doesnt lead to the outcome you probably want and instead gets people to realize the logical thing to do is just find a humane way to euthanize these people and codify it in law after a certain amount of bs from them.