Reply #50: ???

[ColbertWatcher]

No. But you seem to think it's OK if your pals in the medical profession do. I'm waiting for your answers about whether you or your confreres would impose your "treatment" on a professional person or an indigent. Or insisting that they fill in a form!

What are you trying to say here?

These are words, I recognize them, but they make no sense.

Have you presumed something then let your emotions run wild all over your keyboard?

If you have a question, calm down first. Then type your question. Preview it first, read it out loud and listen to it to see if it doesn't sound idiotic, then post it.

I can't respond to your post if you're not making sense.

"Certainly he can refuse any medical treatment he doesn't want,...". Gee whizz. Now you say he could have refused teatment he didn't want! HE DID!!!!! And you then try to cover your tracks with this nonsense about waivers, etc. Go back to sleep. There's a good chap.

You claim he refused treatment, do you have any proof? He claimed he said something, does he have any proof?

Maybe he should have asked for a waiver.