Time to bring back asylums?

Author David M. Oshinsky is per Wikipedia an American historian, director of the Division of Medical Humanities at NYU School of Medicine[1] and a professor in the Department of History at New York University.

What should happen is they should be expelled from society. Expulsion was very common in historical societies. The famous version of this is leper colonies. The land of thr country belongs to them, so designate a place for them to live in isolation except for volunteers that wish to visit them and offer aid/help.

People should be asked that in the event they are deemed by professionals to be incapable of making their own decisions that they delegate the power of decision making on their behalf to the courts or society.

This is a pervasive issue, even things like not wanting to be dependent on tech for day to day survival is a person's right. Compelling a person to do anything means you have deprived them of liberty and subjugated them, and to do that, having a good and legitimate reason is not enough, you also need authority.

In communist governments for example, people are subjucts of the state and the state assumes authority even over what people belief. But in the US at least, the government that derives all its power and authority from the governed has not been granted such unlimited authority over law abiding citizens, or authority to pass laws to manipulate peoples bodies, regulate their beliefs and convictions or imprison them when they have not broken a law "for their own well being and without their prior consent. The people did not consent to have their wellbeing and safety taken care of against their will. If insane people, unvaccinated people, naked people and other people are considered to place a burden to society or to cause harm in the future, simply forbid them from coming into contact with society and only enforce complelled measures when they persistently refuse to comply.