Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer

[Jolly]

OTOH, since we have some Dems in favor of post-birth abortions, unplug her ass, roll her in the corner and slab her in the morgue when she quits gasping.

Just call it an abortion and it's all ethical.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Jolly said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

OTOH, since we have some Dems in favor of post-birth abortions, unplug her ass, roll her in the corner and slab her in the morgue when she quits gasping.

Just call it an abortion and it's all ethical.

I'm a little disappointed you didn't manage to shoe-horn circumcision and gay marriage into the discussion

[Jolly]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

@Jolly said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

OTOH, since we have some Dems in favor of post-birth abortions, unplug her ass, roll her in the corner and slab her in the morgue when she quits gasping.

Just call it an abortion and it's all ethical.

I'm a little disappointed you didn't manage to shoe-horn circumcision and gay marriage into the discussion

Didn't say a thing that wasn't true. :man-shrugging:

[Nunatax]

@Jolly said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

Life ain't Burger King.

Sure about that? You’ve got to face unexpected ingredients, long waiting times and the occasional burnt offering… but hey, at least the napkins are free (most of the time)!

[Renauda]

@Jolly said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

@Jolly said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

OTOH, since we have some Dems in favor of post-birth abortions, unplug her ass, roll her in the corner and slab her in the morgue when she quits gasping.

Just call it an abortion and it's all ethical.

I'm a little disappointed you didn't manage to shoe-horn circumcision and gay marriage into the discussion

Didn't say a thing that wasn't true. :man-shrugging:

Nor did you say anything that was relevant to the discussion.

[Jolly]

Oh, I think I did, on multiple levels:

1. Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement.
2. Assignment of patients based on the willingness of facilities to take them
3. Sanctity of life vs. a political party's interpretation of it.

There's a lot more than that, but these are all cogent subjects in this conversation.

[Renauda]

Your points 1 & 2 are relevant.

Your point 3 is an irrelevant distractor to the topic at hand.

[Jolly]

@Renauda said in Moral/Ethic Dilemma - Don't know the answer:

Your points 1 & 2 are relevant.

Your point 3 is an irrelevant distractor to the topic at hand.

Nope, I disagree. Financial costs are a huge factor in end-of-life decisions. In this case, the government is paying, therefore the government has a say...That's probably why the institution restriction. Also, why I think the next big battleground for medical resources is going to be the last 12 months of life.

[Renauda]

My mistake, I thought you going on about post birth abortions and Democrats.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. Your point 3 as you explain it, is indeed relevant as it is ever growing and pressing issue confronting health care delivery systems throughout North America. That is not in dispute.

[Doctor Phibes]

We have to decide who we trust more, the government or insurance companies.

OK, trust more is not really accurate. We have to decide who we trust less.