Why are mental patients discriminated against?

Because mental patients can't communicate with normal people and can't control their emotions.

Lighter mental patients, especially when you scold him, hit him, and stimulate him with words, are prone to get angry, hit you, and fight back completely out of control. As long as you hurt them, they will be shameless, will fight to the death with you, and even hit you, that is, no matter who is angered, they will never stop talking to you, which will lead to offending and hurting people. Most young people will be offended when they speak.

The most serious mental patient is unable to completely control his emotions. He hits whoever he sees, even if he doesn't provoke him. When he sees someone next to him who thinks he doesn't like it, he will start hitting people. Such people are afraid that you are far away from you.

Even after being discharged from hospital after treatment, mental patients are restricted in many aspects, whether they are looking for a job or an object. On the contrary, when they walk into the crowd, others will stay away from them. No one will deal with them, but will be discriminated against by others. Everyone looks down on them. In the worst case, even your family will try their best to lock them in a room and can't get out anywhere. In the lightest case, they have poor expression skills and will not touch you unless they are stimulated. When looking for a job, such people just don't look for jobs with excessive language communication such as sales and service. On the contrary, they look for jobs in a quiet environment, such as computer technology, drawing, packaging and assembly line, and no one bothers or talks too much.

Mental patients are also polarized, each with its own reasons for discrimination. What is more important is that others are afraid of being locked in a room and are not allowed to go anywhere, let alone work and communicate.