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MuseRider

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7. Medical staff do not get to choose

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Mon Oct 29, 2018, 05:16 PM

Oct 2018

who they treat in emergencies. I suppose they can in their private practices but usually do not turn people away. I worked in an ER for a bunch of years, there were a lot of people that were not who you wanted to help but that is the job you take. Everyone deserves medical care. Police presence and hand cuffs? No matter. When you let people pick and choose you are going down a very bad road.

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The Latest: Jewish staffers treated accused synagogue gunman [View all] Judi Lynn Oct 2018 OP

I don't forgive people like this. BigmanPigman Oct 2018 #1

I have to agree. No redeeming quality. onecaliberal Oct 2018 #3

I am not sure I ever can either. And I hold Pussy Grabber's supporters equally responsible. BigDemVoter Oct 2018 #13

His deplorables are 100% responsible. BigmanPigman Oct 2018 #14

I had just been thinking about that, PatSeg Oct 2018 #2

doctorsm, nurses, nurses aides, lab techs, food servers, etc. Anyone of them could be Jewish. iluvtennis Oct 2018 #4

Surprise, surprise PatSeg Oct 2018 #10

judaism is bigger on atonement than on forgiveness. unblock Oct 2018 #5

But did any of them refuse him service based on their religion? Nictuku Oct 2018 #6

Ironically though, Israel essentially doesn't have Captial Punishment. It has only been used twice. still_one Oct 2018 #11

Not sure what that has to do with it unblock Oct 2018 #12

Medical staff do not get to choose MuseRider Oct 2018 #7

It reminds me of when Reagan was shot. Aristus Oct 2018 #8

I believe it does go both ways MuseRider Oct 2018 #9

Of course they did MosheFeingold Oct 2018 #15

In an emergency situation the caregivers are trying to keep the person alive. milestogo Oct 2018 #16