Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Knives with ‘Mental Health’ Issues" video.

  1. Not born in the UK, he's not on the register of births. There's one with his name on the electoral roll from 2006. So you would have had to be at least 18 then. Which cannot be the guy arrested given the reported age of the attacker. But not being on the register of births means you are almost certainly to have a second passport.
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  2. I came across one case recently. I have coffee in a local shop. The guy running it is Muslim, and very good man. He had been feeding an illegal migrant who had been in the country for a long time. Not deported which is the key issue. He had mental issues. He went missing, and they couldn't find him. I went and asked some local police who I knew, if they could help to get the cafe's guy number to him. I later found out what had happened. He had gone with knives to the local police station. They had arrested him, sectioned him. He wouldn't even speak to his mother. Eventually his brother came and took him back to his home country. So what is the big issue? It's the HOME OFFICE and Westminster.
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  3.  @golfbulldog  Yes, I met him about 10-20 times. He had MHI, sadly. What ever your views on migration, you don't want people to have issues like this.
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  4.  @golfbulldog  One can hope. That does bring up one issue. Levels of mental illness of Afro-Caribbeans in the UK are higher than for natives. [Again using the jargon]. Why? Could be things like deficiencies caused by sunlight. Could be the stress of being in they UK. But it needs explanation. Doesn't mean all are mentally ill, so you can generalised. You shouldn't generalise, you go on facts and behaviours.
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  5.  @golfbulldog  I agree I think that's what's needed. However, I don't think its going to be very easy at all.
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  6.  @monkian  B12 is a another particularly for the elderly. I suspect a lot of dementia is down to that.
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  7.  @14Anon2  Legally you are detained when its clear you are not free to leave.
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  8.  @golfbulldog  In the case I described yes. The going to the police with knives was to get sectioned. If you have ever been to A&E for a long time, you will see that too. In the case of the guy in Kent? It's possible but its also a great cover story. An interesting historical case is WC Minor if you want to look him up. Deals with other arguments from the left too.
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  9.  @14Anon2  On the floor, tasers pointed at you? You re detained.
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