Protecting and Serving, example #743008

SamSpade

SamSpade

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HemiHauler said:
Yea, sure. “Good cops”.

The so-called good cops never step in and diffuse these situations. Ergo, the Thin Blue Line.

There are no good cops.

None.
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Sort of wish the Dems would police their own.
Yeah, sure. Good Dems.

They're all evil.

Wow, that was easy. I think I'll go do Muslims and brown people as well.
 
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OccamsRazor

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Was in the ER a few weeks ago. At about the 3 hour waiting mark, a young AA woman in her 20s came in. Didn't appear to be in distress or even look that bad off. Overheard her tell the lady at the desk that she was experiencing "Severe chest pains and could barely breathe." She was told to sit down. While she sat there, she had a 5-10 minute conversation on her cell phone with her friend. Laughing, gesturing, etc. She was immediately brought back to be seen. She ended up leaving before I was even seen.
Moral of the story. People know the system. Know exactly what to say to be seen. Maybe these people in this story simply did not believe this person.
 
SamSpade

SamSpade

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OccamsRazor said:
Was in the ER a few weeks ago. At about the 3 hour waiting mark, a young AA woman in her 20s came in. Didn't appear to be in distress or even look that bad off. Overheard her tell the lady at the desk that she was experiencing "Severe chest pains and could barely breathe." She was told to sit down. While she sat there, she had a 5-10 minute conversation on her cell phone with her friend. Laughing, gesturing, etc. She was immediately brought back to be seen. She ended up leaving before I was even seen.
Moral of the story. People know the system. Know exactly what to say to be seen. Maybe these people in this story simply did not believe this person.
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See, that's what I'm saying, there's probably more to the story. When I worked retail, we knew the troublemakers.
 
Clem72

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HemiHauler said:
What a gaggle of absolute chit bag humans. Another bunch of below C average students who don’t have any skills outside of being thugs.
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Unfortunately this was almost certainly the fault of medicare/medicaid which will only pay for a certain number of days based on diagnosis. Trouble breathing? They might pay 3 days, so once you go past that the hospital has to pay out of pocket. If they can get the nursing home or home care provider to accept the patient even for an hour they can come back for a new stay, but the nursing home doesn't want them back because they might die and wreck the homes stats and impact their funding.
 
Kyle

Kyle

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Be sure to Acknowledge Truly Deserving @$$holes!


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Congratulations Hemi!

:party: :cheers: :thewave:
 
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herb749

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OccamsRazor said:
Was in the ER a few weeks ago. At about the 3 hour waiting mark, a young AA woman in her 20s came in. Didn't appear to be in distress or even look that bad off. Overheard her tell the lady at the desk that she was experiencing "Severe chest pains and could barely breathe." She was told to sit down. While she sat there, she had a 5-10 minute conversation on her cell phone with her friend. Laughing, gesturing, etc. She was immediately brought back to be seen. She ended up leaving before I was even seen.
Moral of the story. People know the system. Know exactly what to say to be seen. Maybe these people in this story simply did not believe this person.
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Its like when the cops go to arrest someone they start yelling they can't breathe.
 
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herb749

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Isn't there a photo with her and maybe her granddaughter. She doesn't look homeless.

There's got to be more to this. Did the hospital have to call the police after trying getting her to go for several hours. Did they escort her to the door and she kept coming back.
 
22AcaciaAve

22AcaciaAve

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HemiHauler said:
The hospital didn’t refuse treatment. Rather, they cleared her and sent her on her way.

Turns out, hospitals don’t like treating homeless people.
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Ok, same thing. Why did the hospital clear her, just because she was homeless? Wasn't the ACA going to be that safety net that was supposed to help these people? Turns out, democrats don't like helping homeless people either.
 
CPUSA

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HemiHauler said:
What a gaggle of absolute chit bag humans. Another bunch of below C average students who don’t have any skills outside of being thugs.
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How do you know they were below C average?
Did they refer to her as a "broad" or "Spic"....or "pookie"?

That's a pretty good litmus test of some loser who is below C average...closer to Failure status is more like it...
 
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