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As am I. when do you plan on getting around to substantiating your claim that the man wasn't seen by doctors when the need first arose? We're on page 4 now CV, any idea when you plan on admitting that you either lied or swallowed what the echo chamber was telling you without first chewing it to make sure it was fit for consumption?Conservative Voice wrote:
Printsmith wrote: Seems rather, shall we say, hypocritical for CV to demand a source from Fred while attempting to dodge providing one for his own blatantly absurd assertion, doesn't it?
Still waiting.Conservative Voice wrote: And can you show my quote where I -- as you claim -- demanded a source from Fred?
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Nor did I make such an allegation. Since I considered reduced or donated as a choice of the doctor, I also included both scenarios under what should not be done by society. Back when I was in primary and secondary school, teachers actually noticed if you didn't maintain such consistency when writing and deducted points from your score accordingly, so I learned to maintain consistency when writing. My apologies for confusing you.towermonkey wrote:
What a strawman this is. Nobody has EVER proposed that healthcare professionals do their job for free. Do you consider all police volunteers? Firefighters? When attempt to score points by flinging feces, you dilute your overall point and render the whole post moot.PrintSmith wrote: There is a basic flaw in the "progressive" logic. Health care is a service which must be paid for, not a right which one enjoys. No one has a natural right to the services of another without paying for those services, that is slavery and involuntary servitude, something that is prohibited by our Constitution. Doctors and surgeons may elect to reduce their charges or donate their services, but as a society we do not have a right to compel them to accept an amount that is less than what they feel is proper for the services they render or to tell them that they will render services for absolutely no compensation.
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Walter, I've reported you for violating the Terms of Service regarding the posting of personal identifiable information. You have no right to post information about anyone's employer on this forum. I would think you'd know better and I would ask you to remove it.
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W****, you have made this information publicly available for years. To try to claim a TOS violation at this time is absolutely ridiculous, IMO.
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