Would you have me hold a gun on the doctor?

Would you trust a doctor with a gun being held on him?

The heck are you talking about now?

Don't see a problem with emergency room life saving care, but it's still not a right, maybe a privilege that still needs to be payed for....


It's the cradle to grave human right all encompassing medical care bunch that burns me.

I see this as more of a hippocratic oath deal from the medical side.

I have no problem incarcerating someone who does not have the ability to pay for their care or confiscating property to pay for services rendered. The service was not denied but it must be paid for one way or the other. Having prison time as a way to encourage people to be responsible for their medical bills would be beneficial to the system and to tax payers. Prison is a whole lot cheaper than the hospital bill, especially emergency services.

Imagine a dude walking around the a cane. What are you in here for? I broke my leg in a motorcycle accident and couldn't pay for it so. I have t to do time.

And when the person gets out of prison, the hospital can sue for the bill.

But I do not believe medical care from cradle to grave is a constitutional or GOD bestowed right.

It was a good thing when debtors prison was done away ith

Why do many drugs cost much less in foreign countries? Same with health care. Not second rate healthcare or subsidized by the government either.

In MN. they seem to have more rights.

The issue is not receiving emergency care. Talk to anybody that works in an ER, anybody. They will tell you ER’s are being used as walkin clinics.

Unaware of another country that bestows rights to people that are not citizens.