[drb9]

It's an approach that is consistently stupid and which would cause untold misery for the rest of us. Imagine that his view that emergency services are to be denied to illegal immigrants. Do you remember when you applied for a job and you had to show various forms of identification to meet the employer's burden? Now imagine that you've been in a terrible automobile accident, and your life is slipping away. The police and ambulance crew stands by, waiting for you to produce your Social Security Card and driver's license before hooking up the heart machine to you. Unfortunately, you left the SSN card at home, so you die. But, Lazamataz is happy because he's stickin' it to the illegals. Boy genius here.

[detsaoT]

The solution to the medical question is simple—Those treated in a public facility who are unable to pay for their medical treatment are entered into a period of mandatory servitude towards the State which paid for their treatment, until such time as their bill has been paid off with labor. (For instance, they could work as a pro-bono janitorial staff in the hospital which provided their services to them, room and board paid.)

I'm starting to think we need to bring back the notion of a Debtor's Prison...

[detsaoT]

The solution to the medical question is simple—Those treated in a public facility who are unable to pay for their medical treatment are entered into a period of mandatory servitude towards the State which paid for their treatment, until such time as their bill has been paid off with labor. (For instance, they could work as a pro-bono janitorial staff in the hospital which provided their services to them, room and board paid.)

I'm starting to think we need to bring back the notion of a Debtor's Prison...

[sitetest]

Dear drb9,

Please don't misinterpret my admiration for Lazamataz's adherence to his principle for approval or acceptance of his principle.

However, lots of bluster about, but when you present them with a specific set of circumstances, all the exceptions, caveats, and reasons why that set of circumstances isn't really what they're talking about come out.

Although many people would consider it barbaric to state that a person who is raped or enslaved has no recourse to the law because they're here illegally, Lazamataz, to his credit, has not flinched from that conclusion, which is consistent with his overall principle.

Give credit where credit is due.


sitetest

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