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In a message dated 7/27/2002 5:35:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:<<<<
the only thing that seems to have changed
in Modern Times is the percentage of fatalities.
YOu know, it sounds nutty to the logical mind but when you really focus, it really is all about the money. Just saw a thing on CNN where fast food is allowed in the hospitals to boost income. Fast food causes many of the modern illnesses, yet, they allow it in, with coke and pepsi and artifical cheese dogs, etc...all to make money. Isn't that forsaking their oath?
Only if they allow it in and it replaces the good hospital food [a misnomer?]
Otherwise, it's called freedom of choice.
C'mon, do they actually have a Mc Doodoos franchise in the hospital, 'instead of' the usual kitchens? If not, how are they making money on it? Kick backs?
Are the patients being force fed burgers and fries? Coke IVs by precription?
"Allow" and "supply, or make available with approval" are entirely different concepts.
Alchohol is allowed and made available by gov't agencies, but no gov't structure approves of it.
Ken
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