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    1. I have no idea how an 'obscene banner' can be enough to prompt law enforcement, but people chanting in the streets that I should kill myself isn't. To be clear, I am in favor of free speech, and nazis have rights, even if they abuse them, but I really want to know what could be so beyond the pale in any plausible sense.

    2. Elder abuse?
      I had to go to an interview for a job.
      We are going to arrest you.
      Then you will have to take care of her.
      Problem solved: i get free room and board and you take care of her hospital/dementia bills.
      Not being insensitive like the courts and cops … just practicle.
      Things take time to resolve … you can't wait … you want to lock me up? Go ahead, it comes out of your pockets.

    3. Black neighbour, "I'm pooooor!"

      The cops: "Exploit your landlord for free rent."

      White guy: "I'm poor!"

      The cops: "You're going to jail for a long time, buddy!"

    4. Cops be like "i got this job to help the people and by people I mean the dudes who wrote outrageous laws to garnish even more wealth from the poor"

    5. A lot of people in the comments missed the very obvious theme of this episode. You don't need to see the whole thing to know that this episode is obviously going to address the fact that a lot of the people they deal with are just struggling to get by

    6. I'm actually a caretaker and honestly I don't blame Luke at all. We are expensive and I've seen a lot in this field. Let's just say I would make sure you actually know who's taking care of your loved one. It's also extremely tough on the caretakers since management micromanages and often gets in the way of care. We could get fired over the smallest thing. Management acts like a client getting a paper cut is as serious as murder.

    7. No one does anything for free so when you locked the son up who took care of the mom??? Exactly…NO ONE…bc there I s no one & Nursing Homes cost so police get a grip on reality!!

    8. California Penal Code 415.5 PC § 415.5 makes it a misdemeanor to disturb the peace on school or college grounds. The offense—which applies primarily to non-students—involves fighting, loud noise, or provocative speech Disturbing the Peace on School Grounds Charges. Penalties can include up to 90 days in jail and a $400 fine California Disturbing the Peace Law. [1, 2, 3, 4]

      Also a banner even if obscene is protected free speech unless it's blocking a right of way in California.

      Having dementia and working health care will teach you to strap down the patient or "victim" even if it's unwilling if it is deemed a risk to themselves.