LogFAQs > #905673854

The cost isn't the sink, the cost is going to the ER.

_PrincessZelda posted...

Welcome to the United States, where even saying "hello" to a medical "professional" costs $1000+.

Not true in the slightest. It only applies to actual professionals in ERs and mostly when you're uninsured.

Kyuubi4269 posted...

jkdarlow posted...

But why would her mother let help, its highly irresponsible, hell most pretty much all fuel stations around here have labels telling you to keep your children in the car.

I'd say it's more irresponsible to never teach your kids anything then kick them out as soon as it's legal.

That's why Kyuubi is going to teach his kid how to clean a gun when he's 3 years old and have him use a lawnmower when he's 2 >_>

Full Throttle posted...

Yes, healthcare should be a basic human right

By definition it cannot be a human right since rights are protections *from* government and other bodies.
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