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This point has been countered. You may repeat it all you want, but it has been addressed. It was found wanting.It isn't that is my point. Very few people are willing to live in a society where someone can be denied life saving care in an emergency room simply because they don't have the ability to pay for it.
On the contrary -- it -is- reality.This well "life is tough" crap that Goobieman is spouting is a fantasy.
Unlness, of course, tell me how, exactly, someone's right to health care trumps the right of those that provide said health care to get paid, or is so sufficienrly strong to force others to pay said providers.
If your conscience dictates this, then feel free to take care of them yourself.No one with a conscience is going to deny life saving care to someone in an emergency room if they are uninsured.
On what grounds do you presume that your conscience carries enough weight to make that same decision for others?