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The answer would be that person qualifies as being in poverty and is receiving tranquilizer for diagnosed<span> mental illness.
Someone who are placed in a straitjacket tend to be diagnosed with psychological illness that could make the patients hurt themselves without supervision. If that patient is on upper middle class, they will be more likely to have a better and privatized care.</span>

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