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Cracklin Charlie

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11. I'm not sure I've ever seen anything more stupid.

Reply to 33taw (Reply #9)

Wed Sep 8, 2021, 10:34 AM

Sep 2021

And I’ve seen some stupid stuff.

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Guy who demanded quack medicine has died... [View all] Archae Sep 2021 OP

Now they will sue the hospital and in TX could easily win if one of the TT* judges is in charge. lark Sep 2021 #1

Judge: "Doctor, is the use of ivermectin for treating COVID-19 infection considered Aristus Sep 2021 #8

That's the way it should be resolved. n/t Harker Sep 2021 #12

Unless they get some hillbilly hangin' judge. Aristus Sep 2021 #13

Even legal training is no guarantee. 3catwoman3 Sep 2021 #32

No kidding... Aristus Sep 2021 #34

Texas put in medical malpractice torte reform in 2003 SmittyWerben Sep 2021 #18

And I'm willing to bet.... SergeStorms Sep 2021 #33

You are right, it did not SmittyWerben Sep 2021 #41

Part of the formula for damages depends on possible future earnings. catrose Sep 2021 #47

Well, bye. NT CottonBear Sep 2021 #2

Well, bye... Wounded Bear Sep 2021 #5

Why did he go to the hospital? If it was prescribed, he could have taken it at home. 33taw Sep 2021 #3

Then he could've used his own home built ventilator Walleye Sep 2021 #4

Hook up to his tailpipe. 33taw Sep 2021 #10

That would never work. jaxexpat Sep 2021 #27

Yea, make your own with a garden hose! KS Toronado Sep 2021 #25

Excellent question. I agree with your post. jrthin Sep 2021 #6

Should have tried his local veterinary office, I guess. Cracklin Charlie Sep 2021 #7

Vets are getting slammed with this request. It is so stupid. 33taw Sep 2021 #9

I'm not sure I've ever seen anything more stupid. Cracklin Charlie Sep 2021 #11

give it time, just give it time Celerity Sep 2021 #19

I could be wrong blogslug Sep 2021 #43

Not sure, but if she is his MPOA - she could have had him released to home for treatment there. 33taw Sep 2021 #45

No one was forcing him to stay in this hospital Rural_Progressive Sep 2021 #14

Veterinarians usually refuse.... SergeStorms Sep 2021 #38

The next time I go to the hospital, maybe I will demand Hemlock for treatment. Chainfire Sep 2021 #15

Hemlock, hell no - demand the Elixir of Life or Ambrosia of the Gods packman Sep 2021 #17

People are frightened & desperate but to think modern medicine mistakes COVID for worms is insanity bucolic_frolic Sep 2021 #16

"His family declined to say whether he was vaccinated against the virus." TexasBushwhacker Sep 2021 #20

Yeah, usually it's mentioned if someone was vaxxed. Treefrog Sep 2021 #44

His family should sue the quacks that convinced him not to get vaccinated* OriginalGeek Sep 2021 #21

That case was in cilla4progress Sep 2021 #22

"A judge ordered the hospital to administer the drug but the hospital still refused." Botany Sep 2021 #23

Dang hospital didn't even multigraincracker Sep 2021 #24

Good Grief, People!!! It's HorsePaste! Available OTC at fine retail establishments everywhere griloco Sep 2021 #26

Consult your local feed store today! Initech Sep 2021 #28

I'm shocked, shocked! Well not that shocked. Initech Sep 2021 #29

I'm tempted to throw out the old 'play stupid games...' but... Ohio Joe Sep 2021 #30

It's already been trotted out by at least one guy. tblue37 Sep 2021 #39

Well ... who didn't see THIS coming? FakeNoose Sep 2021 #31

AMF, NT Happy Hoosier Sep 2021 #35

Survived Viet Nam Traildogbob Sep 2021 #36

Feces occurs. 11 Bravo Sep 2021 #37

Who is surprised by this? LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2021 #40

In my area (Western NY), a hospital was sued to give a patient Ivermectin, but the hospital lost liberal_mama Sep 2021 #42

The worms will get him now traitorsgalore Sep 2021 #46

Oh my god! That judge and that hospital killed that man! Goodheart Sep 2021 #48

To think 2 years ago I was an empathetic Liberal. Now I'm still a liberal... GulfCoast66 Sep 2021 #49

Not the same dude who got it prescribed in Ohio. maxsolomon Sep 2021 #50