MO - Women refused treatment at hospital, then arrested, then dies in jail.

[azxd]

The point, according to Donnay, is that she died from both a lack of compassion and an insidious plot within the medical community. Poor thing never stood a chance.

Don't forget the cops ... They are also to blame

 

[nobody's_hero]

The liberal progressive sleeper cell has been awakened, they are becoming bold with the idea that RP can't win, and are thus becoming more vocal of their true beliefs.

I don't think it is that. I think some people just get emotional. Nothing wrong with emotional beliefs, as long as they don't cloud reason. It's sad that she died, but grabbing pitchforks and torches over this is not going to change the fact that she had a DVT that wasn't detected.

 

[azxd]

But shouldn't they have at least cared enough to call her?

Nope ... They should have closed their doors and referred patients to donnay.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

It makes sense if you can't find a better bleeding heart cop hating story to promote, or you want to draw attention toward the idea that Obamacare will save everyone.

It's amazing how some people in this thread think the same people who believe the police are an unconstitutional standing army are the same that would promote... Obamacare. Yeeeaaahhh...

 

[pcosmar]

I've said it twice before - she got a routine standard of medical care. She died. Sometimes that happens to sick people.

Everybody dies. No dispute there. Even with the very best care people die.

she was seeking aid and instead was thrown in a jail cell to die.

That is the issue.

 

[azxd]

So are you deliberately trying to be an ASS or does it come naturally to you?

This is not about "Obamacare".

I'm sure in your case it's strictly about the cop bashing ... Carry on !!

 

[Anti Federalist]

It makes sense if you can't find a better bleeding heart cop hating story to promote, or you want to draw attention toward the idea that Obamacare will save everyone.

Shit, I'm not even a liberal, I'm a full blown commie, haven't you seen specsaregood's sig line yet?

 

[Anti Federalist]

Everybody dies. No dispute there. Even with the very best care people die.

she was seeking aid and instead was thrown in a jail cell to die.

That is the issue.

Shut up bleeding heart, pinko, commie, liberal, cop hater.

She was supposed to die, and decrease the surplus population.

 

[pcosmar]

I'm sure in your case it's strictly about the cop bashing ... Carry on !!

And you are busy badge sniffing and boot licking,, carry on.

Yes I do oppose the Police State,, as contrary to Liberty and to the intent of the Founders.

 

[azxd]

I don't think it is that. I think some people just get emotional. Nothing wrong with emotional beliefs, as long as they don't cloud reason. It's sad that she died, but grabbing pitchforks and torches over this is not going to change the fact that she had a DVT that wasn't detected.

And in this you are probably correct, but the OP article called this a national event, and some people are easily suckered by a few words.

Strangely though,
If these are true emotions, it makes me wonder what some people are doing here, when the Obama campaign and it's socialized medical program is in need of support.

 

[azxd]

It's amazing how some people in this thread think the same people who believe the police are an unconstitutional standing army are the same that would promote... Obamacare. Yeeeaaahhh...

Flip Flop principles, perhaps.

 

[angelatc]

No wonder you're pretty much a hermit, because this "warm and caring" world you speak of sure hasn't rubbed off any on you.

Oh sure it has.In the real world, I do quite a bit of volunteer work, and am generally considered to be one of the nicest people you'd ever want to meet. Over the years I have indeed taken in homeless people as well as animals, and blah blah blah. If I could figure out a way to get Suzu and her cats up here, I'd happily let her live in my basement (which is actually an apartment, so it's not as bad as it sounds) and help her run her rescue out of my barn even though I've never met her.

I just don't seem to get along with you because you can't hold your own in a discussion of issues and instead resort to insults in an attempt to divert the conversation away from the topic at hand. But I will worry more over Suzu than that.

 

[pcosmar]

If these are true emotions, it makes me wonder what some people are doing here, when the Obama campaign and it's socialized medical program is in need of support.

Socialized Medicine is and has been a reality,, for some time now.
All Obama/Romneycare do is codify it further.

 

[Anti Federalist]

And in this you are probably correct, but the OP article called this a national event, and some people are easily suckered by a few words.

Strangely though,
If these are true emotions, it makes me wonder what some people are doing here, when the Obama campaign and it's socialized medical program is in need of support.

Because it has nothing to do with socialized medicine.

And stop hyperventilating.

The OP said it attracted national attention, when media outlets picked it up.

National attention to the story of Anna Brown's death has overwhelmed her family and prompted St. Mary's Health Center officials to defend the actions workers took moments before the homeless woman was arrested for trespassing there.

Who are you voting for in the fall?

 

[nobody's_hero]

And in this you are probably correct, but the OP article called this a national event, and some people are easily suckered by a few words.

Strangely though,
If these are true emotions, it makes me wonder what some people are doing here, when the Obama campaign and it's socialized medical program is in need of support.

Methinks the media presentation of the story is designed to incite emotional blowback at the expense of weighing the argument in a rational manner. Getting people outraged usually works better for ratings than having two sides sit down at a coffee table and try to calmly discuss what went wrong.

Typical media, you know.

(though the original article wasn't that bad, really, they did try to get the hospital's side of the story)

 

[angelatc]

Everybody dies. No dispute there. Even with the very best care people die.

she was seeking aid and instead was thrown in a jail cell to die.

That is the issue.

OK - I see now. No, I don't think she should have gone to jail. But I can see how it happened. I had the cops called on me for making a scene in a doctor's office, but I had the sense to leave before they arrived.

I wonder where the hell her mother was? When I was that age, I got sick and my Mom flew to Florida to see what was wrong. This girl had been to three hospitals, but her Mom couldn't be bothered to step up and try to help?

 

[azxd]

Because it has nothing to do with socialized medicine.

And stop hyperventilating.

The OP said it attracted national attention, when media outlets picked it up.



Who are you voting for in the fall?

I'll not be aligning myself with a communist.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

Flip Flop principles, perhaps.

Oh, uh huh. From dangerous police state and no government violence to... Obamacare. Sure, sounds reasonable.

 

[Anti Federalist]

OK - I see now. No, I don't think she should have gone to jail. But I can see how it happened. I had the cops called on me for making a scene in a doctor's office, but I had the sense to leave before they arrived.

Which is all I've been saying since page one of this mess.

I wonder where the hell her mother was? When I was that age, I got sick and my Mom flew to Florida when I got sick once. This girl had been to three hospitals, but her Mom couldn't be bothered to step up and try to help?

Who knows?

Not really germane to what the problem, in my mind, is:

For whatever reason nobody could or wanted to help a woman who was dying, and must have had a pretty good idea she was dying, was justifiably raising hell about it and got thrown in jail to die on a piss covered concrete slab.

That some people think that should be SOP is just leaving me flabbergasted, frankly.

 

[specsaregood]

Oh sure it has.In the real world, I do quite a bit of volunteer work, and am generally considered to be one of the nicest people you'd ever want to meet. Over the years I have indeed taken in homeless people as well as animals, and blah blah blah. If I could figure out a way to get Suzu and her cats up here, I'd happily let her live in my basement (which is actually an apartment, so it's not as bad as it sounds) and help her run her rescue out of my barn even though I've never met her.

Just for the record, I could see all that right through your online persona. You didn't even have to say it.