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2012-02-17 7:41 AM in reply to: #4051477 |
Master 2725 Washington, DC Metro | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna Nothing new from me. I'd have no problem taking care of my own condition, and I have no control over the supply. |
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2012-02-17 7:44 AM in reply to: #4051477 |
Subject: RE: ethical dilemna Find out where her desk is. Stand on her desk and urinate on her forehead. Now that you have her complete and undivided attention tell her that didn't happen to anyone who minded their own business. Hey, it's an idea |
2012-02-17 7:55 AM in reply to: #4051477 |
Master 2500 Crab Cake City | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna F! that old lady. I have no problems taking care of you own condition and you should do whats best for you, no moral or ethical dilemna IMHO. Its not your fault the drug companies havent made enough for everyone. |
2012-02-17 8:30 AM in reply to: #4051477 |
Royal(PITA) 14270 West Chester, Ohio | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna She is a moron. I agree with all the above, you are taking medication for an illness that appears "invisible" to many outsiders. Unfortunately, when someone "looks" healthy the uninformed idiots of the world so not uncerstand that they still have a chronic and debillitating condition. You were wise to walk away.....saying anything could have been ugly. |
2012-02-17 8:43 AM in reply to: #4052414 |
Champion 10550 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna DanielG - 2012-02-17 7:44 AM Find out where her desk is. Stand on her desk and urinate on her forehead. Now that you have her complete and undivided attention tell her that didn't happen to anyone who minded their own business. Hey, it's an idea Oooooh - do this one!!! I like this one best for someone who is a complete busybody and has no business saying something so horrifically offensive to a complete stranger. |
2012-02-17 9:07 AM in reply to: #4051477 |
Champion 18680 Lost in the Luminiferous Aether | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). |
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2012-02-17 9:29 AM in reply to: #4051477 |
Champion 5312 Calgary | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna No I have not heard about the shortage. That lady was a nut. To me it would be an ethical dilemma (or dilemna, I guess depending on what part of the US or the rest of the world you were raised, I find this weird). But there is a lot that goes with that. Couple factors that leap to mind are: 1. the amount you use in relation to the amount a child uses; 2. the amount all RA sufferers use related to the amount all children use; 3. the (presumed) rather small difference you would make should you not take your drugs. I am not big on the power of one to make change (eat ethically, recycle etc.) Drop in a bucket I feel. Assuming 3. above I would feel no guilt in taking it. |
2012-02-17 9:40 AM in reply to: #4052638 |
Subject: RE: ethical dilemna trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:07 AM Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). Irrelevant. Proper manners in public is not changed by one's own circumstances. It's tacky to take out your frustrations on strangers. That others do it is not an excuse. |
2012-02-17 9:44 AM in reply to: #4052744 |
Champion 18680 Lost in the Luminiferous Aether | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna DanielG - 2012-02-17 10:40 AM trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:07 AM Irrelevant. Proper manners in public is not changed by one's own circumstances. It's tacky to take out your frustrations on strangers. That others do it is not an excuse. Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). So you go ahead and waste your energy being hacked of at someone who probably has their own problems instead of letting it go. The only one hurt by you being hacked off is you. |
2012-02-17 9:46 AM in reply to: #4052767 |
Subject: RE: ethical dilemna trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:44 AM DanielG - 2012-02-17 10:40 AM trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:07 AM Irrelevant. Proper manners in public is not changed by one's own circumstances. It's tacky to take out your frustrations on strangers. That others do it is not an excuse. Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). So you go ahead and waste your energy being hacked of at someone who probably has their own problems instead of letting it go. The only one hurt by you being hacked off is you. ??? I couldn't care less and similar has happened to me. Weird assumption on your part, there, though. |
2012-02-17 9:51 AM in reply to: #4052772 |
Champion 18680 Lost in the Luminiferous Aether | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna DanielG - 2012-02-17 10:46 AM trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:44 AM ??? I couldn't care less and similar has happened to me. Weird assumption on your part, there, though. DanielG - 2012-02-17 10:40 AM trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:07 AM Irrelevant. Proper manners in public is not changed by one's own circumstances. It's tacky to take out your frustrations on strangers. That others do it is not an excuse. Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). So you go ahead and waste your energy being hacked of at someone who probably has their own problems instead of letting it go. The only one hurt by you being hacked off is you. You may not have been a wholly appropriate pronoun. I have stated the person was wrong I simply find my life more pleasant if I stop thinking people are just jerks and give them some leeway in reasoning if not behavior. |
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2012-02-17 9:59 AM in reply to: #4052792 |
Subject: RE: ethical dilemna trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:51 AM DanielG - 2012-02-17 10:46 AM trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:44 AM ??? I couldn't care less and similar has happened to me. Weird assumption on your part, there, though. DanielG - 2012-02-17 10:40 AM trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:07 AM Irrelevant. Proper manners in public is not changed by one's own circumstances. It's tacky to take out your frustrations on strangers. That others do it is not an excuse. Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). So you go ahead and waste your energy being hacked of at someone who probably has their own problems instead of letting it go. The only one hurt by you being hacked off is you. You may not have been a wholly appropriate pronoun. I have stated the person was wrong I simply find my life more pleasant if I stop thinking people are just jerks and give them some leeway in reasoning if not behavior. Ahh, the royal "you" Got it. Disregard my comment, then |
2012-02-17 10:21 AM in reply to: #4052638 |
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2012-02-17 10:37 AM in reply to: #4052638 |
Buttercup 14334 | Subject: RE: ethical dilemna trinnas - 2012-02-17 10:07 AM Alright now that everyone hes thoroughly demonized the other lady I am going to go with: Yes she was wrong to say what she did and you have no reason not to take the medication you need. That being said you have no idea why she would say such a thing or what is going on that she felt she needed to speak up. Yes maybe she is an insufferable busybody but maybe she has a child or grandchild or some such dying from cancer. Let it go and give her the benefit of the doubt that she is in some form of emotional distress. It makes no difference to her you won't see here again but it is better than being angry at some random stranger. People rarely hurt you just to be mean they do it because they are blinded by their own lives. Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by duress (or stupidity). Young lady, you will pick up that pitchfork and elevate your outrage and like it! Hey, Kate. Will I see you at the ultra iron race next week? Hope you can stop by and say howdy. |
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