Dr. Kevorkian his Word in Fantasy Strip Club Morality Play Rated F-
I'm huge fan of Dr. Kevorkian. Not sure if he would make a good judge despite his arguable compassion for people, because he does also have a killer instinct. :)
Dr. Kevorkian newly released from prison is hanging with some hot stripper babes. Because he's a "bad" boy, a father figure, and rich those stripper hoes is all over the good doctor. Each one pleading for a dance to feed starving children or merely to satisfy their carnal desires. Dr. Kevorkian is seemingly unmoved by the needs of these hot young dancers.
In his mind he knows the hot young dancers are RIGHT! So why won't he do the right thing and get a dance? He claims a higher moral imperative. Yes, sounds very dubious that there could be any higher moral imperative than getting a fantastic dance from a hot young dancer unless it is going FS with her. :)
So what is the good doctor's gravamen? He gave his WORD not to get anymore dances. :( He believes that one must honor their WORD. However, if the good doctor hadn't given his WORD then he'd still be rotting in some stinking government prison for all or most of his "golden" years.
Seems to me the good doctor's higher moral imperative is little more than licking the dirt off his master's boots. Not that I blame him and that is probably the rational thing to do. But, claiming it is a higher moral imperative? That is just too much honey sunshine.
So, I give Dr. Kevorkian and F- as far asserting there is honor in honoring one's WORD when said WORD is given to thugs whether in the employ of government or not.
Dr. Kevorkian newly released from prison is hanging with some hot stripper babes. Because he's a "bad" boy, a father figure, and rich those stripper hoes is all over the good doctor. Each one pleading for a dance to feed starving children or merely to satisfy their carnal desires. Dr. Kevorkian is seemingly unmoved by the needs of these hot young dancers.
In his mind he knows the hot young dancers are RIGHT! So why won't he do the right thing and get a dance? He claims a higher moral imperative. Yes, sounds very dubious that there could be any higher moral imperative than getting a fantastic dance from a hot young dancer unless it is going FS with her. :)
So what is the good doctor's gravamen? He gave his WORD not to get anymore dances. :( He believes that one must honor their WORD. However, if the good doctor hadn't given his WORD then he'd still be rotting in some stinking government prison for all or most of his "golden" years.
Seems to me the good doctor's higher moral imperative is little more than licking the dirt off his master's boots. Not that I blame him and that is probably the rational thing to do. But, claiming it is a higher moral imperative? That is just too much honey sunshine.
So, I give Dr. Kevorkian and F- as far asserting there is honor in honoring one's WORD when said WORD is given to thugs whether in the employ of government or not.
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I don't think so, but I think I was experiencing extreme back pain. Anyway, it was supposed to be a fantasy story in the mold of Philip K. Dick--not that I remember his books. Don't think I was impressed with him except that he had a following.
It is criminal that people in pain can't get legally get pain medication. Watched a buddy die in agony. The nurse told me the DEA is a little bit fanatical when in comes to keeping their thumb on doctors. The doctor's original excuse was that he was afraid of giving him an overdose. I asked and how much longer do you think a man over 90 years old with major physical problems is really go to last? He was deaf, pleading for pain killers and then he lost his eyesight, which was excellent, completely. He died about 4 weeks later and it was brutal. :(
Also blocking is worth considering, at least IMO.
Here's a link for you:
http://www.aapsonline.org/painman/paindo…
Doesn't make sense why the doctor wouldn't want to prescribe the necessary pain medication unless the filthy government and its drug wars were involved. Anyway, it was the nurse that claimed that the DEA were a bunch of assholes creating grief for the doctors. Easy to believe.
I'm in definite extreme pain. You think there would be any problem with me legally getting pain medication if it weren't for the governments' drug wars.
Believe whatever you want. That is just too absurd to argue. Especially with me living in Miami and having to produce photo identification and slew of other information just for cough medicine. So the government is going off the deep end for some cough medicine and yet patients that need pain killers will not be affected by the governments' drug war . . . yeah, whatever . . .
If the nurse was full of it, then I would have expected a better explanation from the doctor. You could see the poor man was in agony.
Sorry to e dismissive, but the DEA doesn't even care about pot, which is illegal, let alone legal pain killers, your politically partisan link does not change that simple fact.
http://www.dea.gov/programs/marijuana.ht…
As far as pain killers in hospitals that is the provence of the FDA, the DEA does not get involved, which was my original point.
You can post links to your heart's content. I am getting my facts directly from field agents who do the investigations and make the arrests.
Why Is The DEA Hounding This Doctor?
By MARGOT ROOSEVELT
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/articl…
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/articl…
"St. Joseph Regional Health Center, which serves the Brazos Valley area, has entered into a Stipulated Agreement to pay the United States $750,000 to resolve numerous alleged regulatory violations of the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act, United States Attorney Don DeGabrielle announced today. "
http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/pubs/states/new…
DEA just goes after the guilty, right? A good doctor wouldn't any problem using his best judgment to prescribe painkillers, right? The DEA *is* throwing its weight around the hospitals and gee doctors respond by cutting back on prescriptions for pain medicine. Big surprise, right? If my doctor didn't fear the DEA, then I don't think he'd have any problem treating my foot, knee, and back pains. Gee, I could go doctor shopping, but from what I've been reading that is a "crime" e.g. Rush alleged drug "abuser."
Buying some cough syrup requires government photo id and interrogation--max limit purchase is 2 bottles. So the government is going off the deep end with cough medicine, but some how remains sane when dealing with doctors?
I think the nurse definitely knew what she was talking about.
That is just plain stupid. If they knew wether they were guilty or not they wouldn't have to investigate, now would they? Each case you cited was one where there was a criminal allegation.
"A good doctor wouldn't any problem using his best judgment to prescribe painkillers, right?"
I never said that, now did I? As far as the nurse and the doctor, the hospital is the one place they wouldn't have to wory about the DEA because the doctor's perscription would be on the patient chart and in hospital records and would be administered by a third party, and each dose recorded. More likely he was worried that if the patient OD'd (even though as you said he was on his way out) he could be sued for malpractice by some relative who figured he'd hit the lottery. My guess is the DEA was a convenient way to blame sombody else so you wouldn't keep pushinng for more pain killers.
Also, seems like a relative could sue for the doctor failing to prescribe pain killers and I think that has happened to some doctors. Especially, if a "conspiracy" was uncovered where relatives learned that the nurse and or doctor try and routinely use the DEA as scapegoat.