Should dying or critically ill migrants be treated in emergency rooms in the U.S.?

[Nationalist]

12 hours ago, Hodad said:

No, I put it simply because it's dead simple.

If YOU are a doctor or hospital administrator and a destitute 8-year-old girl from Guatemala stumbles into your ER with internal bleeding you can:

A. Behave like a human, follow the Hippocratic path that has guided doctors for centuries, do the decent thing and save a little girl's life. 

B. Ask for her documents and then, when she has none, act like a goddamn sociopath and calculate the marginal cost increase you'd need to pass on to paying customers if you saved her life--before deciding she should instead go die a minimum of 50 feet from hospital property. 

 

I'm pretty sure you already answered this, and told us exactly who you are.

Gee you're a lyin' POS aren't ya.

Nobody wants critically injured people to not be treated. Especially kids.

But if illegally in the country, once treated, they need to be taken into custody and sent home.

So ya...you're nothing but a lyin' POS.

[robosmith]

15 hours ago, Nationalist said:

Gee you're a lyin' POS aren't ya.

Nobody wants critically injured people to not be treated. Especially kids.

But if illegally in the country, once treated, they need to be taken into custody and sent home.

So ya...you're nothing but a lyin' POS.

No, he's NOT. YOU can't even specify the part of the post YOU BELIEVE is FALSE. LMAO

That makes YOU the LIAR HERE.

[User]

3 minutes ago, robosmith said:

No, he's NOT. YOU can't even specify the part of the post YOU BELIEVE is FALSE. LMAO

That makes YOU the LIAR HERE.

NO. YoU. are. THE. lIaR. HEHREHREHRE. 

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