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*Sigh* Can someone help Kwaku? Why is Kwaku always involved in these insane situations? From COVID super spreader parties, TIT's videos, publicly attacking doctors and mental health professionals (after being involuntarily committed) and now being kicked off Airbnb for bringing "12 girls" from out of State? I'm afraid to see what's next with Kwaku.

What in the world is Kwaku doing bringing 12 girls from out of State? There's some mention of a "team" but that only brings up more questions.

kwaku
@withkwaku
Hey
@Airbnb
you guys just took $1K from me after accepting my booking. Canceled the booking and locked me out of my account. I have 12 girls coming from out of state right now with no place to sleep because of you guys and customer support is of no help

Pretty corrupt

https://Twitter.com/withkwaku/status/16 ... 2075109381

One should be careful the way they phrase things, such as when phrasing something in a way that could sound like human trafficking.

12 girls coming from out of state sounds like he’s channeling the spirits of brothers Joseph and Brigham.

Why wouldn’t airbnb want this man in their hosts’ homes?

What if it was for a ward campout or Midnight Mormon Education Week, you know, something totally innocuous?

Gadianton wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 14, 2023 1:50 am

One should be careful the way they phrase things, such as when phrasing something in a way that could sound like human trafficking.

Andrew Taint seems to be idolized by the alt-Right, Red Pill, and Pick-up Artist communities. Mentioning he has 12 girls coming into the state to be housed at an Air BnB location definitely seems off.

- Doc

drumdude wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 14, 2023 1:58 am

Why wouldn’t airbnb want this man in their hosts’ homes?

This picture of Kwaku shows he really is apostate. He's supposed to be totin a musket...

I've worked in a psych ward as a charge nurse, so I know first hand the process involved in involuntary commitment. We call it pink, white or blue slipping depending on who signs the order. When the doctor signs it, it's the a pink slip. The first person in the process is usually an ER nurse. They take their concerns to a doctor and a social worker. If the ER doc approves, the social worker calls the charge nurse on the psych unit and asks them to assess. The charge nurse talks to the doc after reading over all the patient's recent physical and mental health history. Then they call the psychiatrist in charge of the unit and review the information with them so they can make a decision. Kwaku talks about it like they just threw them in the psych unit for money. That isn't how it works. His complaints sound pretty much like the ones I heard from what we call frequent flyers. We're abusing them, they don't belong there, etc.., They have serious mental health issues (usually schizophrenia, schizoaffective or bipolar disorder) and refuse to take medication. They have breakdown after breakdown and end up in the ER. We get them medicated, they get to baseline, they start to feel different and decide they don't want the meds anymore. Rinse, lather repeat.

In the case of Kwaku, it seems he has some very disturbing personality traits. I’m not sure you can medicate someone into being a decent human being.

drumdude wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 14, 2023 7:07 am

In the case of Kwaku, it seems he has some very disturbing personality traits. I’m not sure you can medicate someone into being a decent human being.

I disagree.

I've seen situations where medication has made it happen. I can't diagnose him, so I don't know. I can say I find it doubtful as long as he refuses medical advice.