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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 2:57:07 PM   
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DYB, they get "emergency care" to *stabilize* them then go back to their own countries.
What do you think, wheel all of them into the O.R. for a $100 k operation compliments of the U.S. Taxpayers? How long can we afford that?
And no I'm not a "Christian nutbag" or a Tea Bagger. Far from it.
I have *almost* as much animus for the right-wingers as I do for the left-wingers. You wearn't in here three or four years ago but I had plenty to say about Bush the low i.q. "legacy admission" to "YALE."
Just because someone goes to "HARVARD" or "YALE" or a lot of other schools doesn't mean they're smart as we saw with Bush and Kerry does it?
And I wouldn't call myself a "christian" either. I believe in "GOD" not religions.
It's up to foreign countries to take care of their own citizens not the U.S. Taxpayers.

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 3:02:23 PM   
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You just contradicted what you said earlier...make up your mind

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 4:15:18 PM   
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That's BS.    Speed limits are for the purpose of insuring safety, not hassling anybody.  If you were ticketed for 68 in a 65 zone, it's because the police were bored and looking for money.   If you were driving unsafely, you should have been ticketed for that.   California would never run out of money if they put radar cameras on the interstates and sent out tickets to everybody that was 3 mph over - and then they could ticket the ones going the speed limit for unsafe under the conditions, specifically going 65 in an 80 mph traffic flow.

Laws are for specific purposes, and that doesn't include making work for supporting cops or hassling you.    

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 4:51:20 PM   
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Jack   I only got a warning ticket   lol   And yeah   the cop was probably bored.   But that isn't the point.   The law was enforced and the cop exercising his legal discretion only warned me to be more careful.   What I didn't tell you is that I was going down hill and hadn't put my foot on the gas in about 8 miles (is a 12 mile steady downhill 6% grade - would make one hell of a skateboard run).   I was to busy watching that big truck next to me that I was passing to watch my speed.

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 4:59:12 PM   
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quote:

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Give a single example of one doing so....

RML? Do you really think the founding fathers had anything to do with the 14th amendment passed in 1868.



I didn't say anything about the founding fathers, I just referenced the Constitution,  amendments and all.




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We aren't.

The child born here is guilty of no crime and has every right to citizenship by that holy document that gives us our rights.

So unless you are willing to blaspheme our "founding fathers" by amending this sacred text then little Juan or Juanita is indeed an American citizen.


post 89 this thread......

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 5:25:14 PM   
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And childbirth is not an "emergency" it's a natural occurance. Look at all the Midwives there are today.
Thanks, indirectly, to LSD.


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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 5:27:06 PM   
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Edited, since it was off topic.

But, here's a little tale.  How are you going to tell if the guy's illegal?

Patient's brought in on a stretcher, and was wounded severely by a wood chipper.  He's kind of short, brown skin, wearing work pants (like navy chinos) and a khaki work shirt.

Illegal or not?

I saw a guy just like that at a gas station, with a work crew.  He bought a case of soda (this was early in the morning), gets up to the counter, and spoke perfect English.  Does the doc have to wake him up and check for an accent?  Does an accent make them illegal?  Does the doc take his co-workers' or manager's word that the guy's a citizen?  Demand the 2 forms of ID specified by an I-9?

(INS tends to nab anyone with poor English and investigate later.)


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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 5:42:06 PM   
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Look, there is an easy solution for this problem, Hospitals for whites and hospitals for non-whites, that way only the non-white hospitals have to worry about verifying citizenship.

Please note the sarcasm

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 6:41:23 PM   
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I can't decide whether I like the g-string shots or the tit pics better.

I'm sorry, was this off-topic?



I like the tits better and yes it's off topic.


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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 6:44:31 PM   
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One leads to the next. Do you suppose they will treat them if they are illegals or decide to put them on a bus?
If the law says they should treat them, then yes they should treat them.

Not what I am saying. But, why stop with simple illegals. If a tourist has a heart attack then why should our hospitals have to take them right?
Still not understanding what the two have to do with each other. You do know the definition of tourist and illegal alien, right?


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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 6:46:06 PM   
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I can't decide whether I like the g-string shots or the tit pics better.

I'm sorry, was this off-topic?



I like the tits better and yes it's off topic.



I like the gstring shots better, and I have to agree, it is off topic.

The question now is, does a discussion of the gstring or tit shots belong in Politics and Religion, or some other section.

Some consider a woman's butt or tits a religious symbol of the power of god.


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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 6:46:31 PM   
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For Senate? Hell, Sheriff Joe for President!

‘Sheriff Joe’ Arpaio Leads in Arizona Poll for Senate Race






I think that photo pretty much says it all.







Anyone else hear the theme from Smokey and the bandit when they look at this pic?


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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 7:27:02 PM   
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Anyone else hear the theme from Smokey and the bandit when they look at this pic?



Now that you brought it up, he does look like Sheriff Buford.



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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 7:32:07 PM   
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Hmm, so this means I have to gain weight to run for sheriff?

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 7:36:48 PM   
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Hmm, so this means I have to gain weight to run for sheriff?


And you have to buy one of those fancy hats too.

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 7:46:01 PM   
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Hmm, so this means I have to gain weight to run for sheriff?


And you have to buy one of those fancy hats too.




I prefer my black stetson. I wonder how the county citizens would like all sheriff's deputies armed with .50 cal desert eagles?

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 8:56:23 PM   
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Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them.

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So is that why the Founding Fathers established our government?  To subsidize problems?

Of course Republicans think gov't is incompetent - how the hell can you make anything work when you have a 5 minute attention span?

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 9:28:20 PM   
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For Senate? Hell, Sheriff Joe for President!

‘Sheriff Joe’ Arpaio Leads in Arizona Poll for Senate Race






I think that photo pretty much says it all.







Anyone else hear the theme from Smokey and the bandit when they look at this pic?



Try again




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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/15/2011 11:55:11 PM   
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When police officers start performing triple bypass surgery, deal with the illnesses that plague mankind and show good bedside manner.......THEN......you can require medical people (Doctors, Nurses, Nurse-Practiioners, etc) to do the police's job.
Ummm... the barn door has long since closed on that one. It's called 'duty to report'. Don't believe me? Show up at an ER with a gunshot wound and see how fast you are talking to a nice police officer about how it happened, like it or not. Show up looking like a victim of domestic violence (esp if you are an ER frequent flyer), and you are likely to be talking with the same nice officer unless you have a really good story. Show up with a minor who shows signs of possible abuse or neglect, and see how fast you are explaining things to the nice people from CPS.  These are just some examples of things physicians are already required to report to the proper authorities. Do you think such incidents should not be reported because it means that health care professionals are doing the police's job?

That said, the actual reporting in this instance would not likely be done by doctors or nurses, but by administrative personnel (you know, that nice clerk holding the 5 pages of forms on a clipboard and asking for your medical insurance while you are bleeding through your bandage and/ or puking?)
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It is not the medical community's job to uphold the laws, its law enforcement. You would think the Republicans in that state would get the basic idea of what 'law enforcement' does right? They.....E-N-F-O-R-C-E the laws of the state.

Enforcement is not what is being discussed, but rather duty to report.

I will ignore the rest of your post, as right wing/ left wing ranting bores me. As I am neither a republican nor a democrat, it also does not apply.

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I see many problems with this law, affecting not only the individual, but potentially the community at large.

The community angle does bother me, but how much does it help the community when the person who shows up for treatment of a highly communicable disease (some of which have a 'duty to report' to the CDC) is either using forged documents procured by identity theft or has no ID and is lying? They will likely not answer questions about contact with others honestly and there is no way to track them. Even worse, in the case of false ID, the required report will be on someone likely not even in the same state that does not have the disease.

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I saw nothing mentioned in the OP about refusal of care in emergency situations or letting someone sit and bleed to death because their citizenship has not been verified. Don't be silly.

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RE: Arizona is at it again - 2/16/2011 12:49:52 AM   
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WyldHrt, game, set, match.

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