Mayor Steinberg, your daughter entered the mental health system at the age of 13. Everyone knows that this white coat trip always amounts to calling 911 to win a family fight. It couldn't have happened unless you went along with it. And it had to have originated with some kind of a familial identity conflict. The only people who don't seem to understand this are those like you, who have done it to one of their own family members.
Not to traffic in her name, pictures, or videos, it sounds like now in her 20's she still believes that she suffers from "mental illness".
How could this be good for her? And do you think with the gaslighting of talk therapy and the chemical attacks on her central nervous system that her life prospects could be diminished enough that she could some day end up unhoused?
And if she was unhoused, having little in the way of transportation or secure places to store things, do you think something like SB-1338 Care Courts could help her, mandatory court appearances, having to check in by cell phone with Thomas Insel's auditors, and her life being made into a Recovery Project?
You had an obviously staged picture taken with her at your religious community, with you holding her by her shoulders, like you were having hold her up. It also had your son and members of the community. Weren't you just using these people for political theater?
Did the members of this community know that there were family conflicts in play before you fed her into the mental health system? Did they know anything which should have been reported to Child Protective Services?
Will you concede that your entire political career and your affiliation with Susan Eggman and Thomas Insel has just been a quest to prove that "mental illness" has some objective reality, and that you need affirmation on this because of how things unfolded with your daughter when she was 13yo?
And will you concede that Care Courts SB-1338 is just an attempt to use California's unhoused as political scapegoats to help substantiate your theory of "mental illness", and that if we really want to do something to alleviate homelessness that we need public housing for all who want it, and that we need to intervene in families before anyone finds themselves in the situation your 13yo daughter was in, or in the situation Susan Eggman's aunt Barbara was in?
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