“A higher ratio would free up their trauma and critical care resources for more deserving people.”
“I think you’ve got something there!”
I think it’s the (rather good) medical care available in Chicago. The doctors in the county hospital probably have more experience with gunshot victims than most doctors who served in Iraq.
Wow - I’ll bet the people involved are going to see their insurance rates go up quite a bit </sarc>
Wow - Ill bet the people involved are going to see their insurance rates go up quite a bit
Hmmmm, getting good "combat" medical experience in the USA is a sad commentary.
The problem is FATHERLESS boys. They grow up not having the "dad discipline," utterly ABANDONED by the male figure in the home, and therefore don't know TWO crucial things:
1. they DON'T now how to deal with adult male authority and
2. they DON'T know how to deal with adult male WHITE authority.
Our penitentiaries are full of fatherless males.