10-18-2023, 04:43 PM
(10-17-2023, 11:53 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Sure, they tried to help, just because it didn't work out as planned isn't all on them.
They flat out ignored her and her medical needs AND the medical needs of the fetus they were supposed to be protecting by jailing her. That's literally all the opposite of trying to help.
Quote:If you don't believe that good people can sometimes do bad things then you must hold yourselves to some very high ground. I'm sure you never tried to do the right thing and it backfired on you and ended up making things worse.
I doubt there were any good people involved in this scenario. The mother was no Saint, but she still deserves to be treated like a human - not a breeding sow to give birth only when convenient to the people in charge of her. It's not about moral high grounds, it's about basic human decency and apparently, Southern Hospitality ends when a woman's life and that of her unborn child are in danger.
Quote:As i said there was no guidelines and laws here to direct these types of incidences, and that lead to inactivity on what to do and how to deal with this.
The onus is on the politicians for not providing the guidelines for these situations.
So now we need legislation telling people to not let folks die for no reason in a jail shower? How ***** stupid are people that they deny care to a person who is clearly in need of it and then shrug and say 'what were we supposed to do?'
I can't believe that the party of protecting life needs actual guidelines on how to protect life. It's almost as if they're spewing bullshit.
Our father, who art in Hell
Unhallowed, be thy name
Cursed be thy sons and daughters
Of our nemesis who are to blame
Thy kingdom come, Nema
Unhallowed, be thy name
Cursed be thy sons and daughters
Of our nemesis who are to blame
Thy kingdom come, Nema
