We know that Hashem gives everyone free choice. But when examining the traits of an insane person, it is clear that someone can be so mentally ill that it is impossible for them to control what they do. So, how can one say that this person has free choice? Is the only medicine that will stop their “uncontrollable” actions, the Torah? Please cite sources.
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