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They Got to Amanda Bynes Harder Now. Stop this nonsense

   Amanda Bynes was placed in an involuntary psychiatric hold, also called a "5150," a legal device used to trample and traipse on people's rights. This was done to her apparently just for tweeting about her father, and trying to explain it away from mind control. Any time someone mentions mind control to authorities, they tend to do a "5150" on that person. Clearly people did not want her saying what she said and that is the cause of this.They have completely floored her by disregarding her first amendment rights, and it is in a vile attempt to control her behavior. She definitely has the right to express concern that there may be a mind-control implant in her head.  Are we at a stone age level of technology? I don't think so. We are in an age of high technology. Her freedom to express that concern is part of her first amendment rights. Look at what happened. She was treated worse for just saying anything.
   All of this is completely unacceptable. Please release this person from captivity if that is her wish. Her human rights are being violated by an arbitrary arrest and arbitrary hold. Typically a 5150 decision is made by the police, but they are not qualified to make a psychiatric diagnosis. Therefore, it is arbitrary. They simple follow through on things mechanically as a matter of procedure, and it is normally not very nice to do to people.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/12/showbiz/amanda-bynes-mental-hold/index.html

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2014/10/11/report-amanda-bynes-put-under-involuntary-psychiatric-hold/

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