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HelIWithoutSin 10/13/18 10:31:09 PM #20:	GreenKnight127 posted... HelIWithoutSin posted... GreenKnight127 posted... HelIWithoutSin posted... GreenKnight127 posted... How would you feel if your grandfather fell and hit his head and was critically injured. You dialed 911 and they told you all their resources were busy at the moment and someone will be there as soon as possible. An hour later an ambulance finally arrives, but your grandfather is dead by then. Days later you find out that resources were unavailable to respond to your injured grandfather because they had all their men investigating a lemonade stand on the other side of town that some soccer mom was triggered by because the kids didn't have a permit to sell. I think the bigger issue there would be the gross mismanagement of sending ambulances out to investigate complaints of a lemonade stand. You know what I mean. Yes I know what you mean, but ... T'was an example off the top of my head, bro. Nitpicking is just reaching to disrupt the point. There are examples of people calling for an ambulance when they genuinely didn't need one at all. And they get priority over your grandfather who just critically injured his head. Maybe some hypochondriac mom who called for an ambulance because her daughter said she "felt dizzy" after going down the slide. Whatever example you want to tear apart, you knew what I meant and where I was going with it. shrug Oh gamefaqs. Right. You said: GreenKnight127 posted... You do not call the cops for something so incredibly fickle and stupid. That's what you meant and I agree. What I don't agree with is your use of straw men as examples because they're so unreasonable and, in regards to the lemonade stand, ridiculous. People calling for ambulances when they didn't need one at all and the hypochondriac mom; if they're think they're having a medical issue, how are they supposed to know that they didn't "genuinely" need one until one arrives to check them out? --- And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer. -Hans Gruber <cite>HelIWithoutSin posted [p:910486353] in Woman call... [t:77095315]...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>HelIWithoutSin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>HelIWithoutSin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote>How would you feel if your grandfather fell and hit his head and was critically injured. You dialed 911 and they told you all their resources were busy at the moment and someone will be there as soon as possible. An hour later an ambulance finally arrives, but your grandfather is dead by then. Days later you find out that resources were unavailable to respond to your injured grandfather because they had all their men investigating a lemonade stand on the other side of town that some soccer mom was triggered by because the kids didn't have a permit to sell.</quote> I think the bigger issue there would be the gross mismanagement of sending ambulances out to investigate complaints of a lemonade stand.</quote> You know what I mean.</quote> Yes I know what you mean, but ...</quote> T'was an example off the top of my head, bro. Nitpicking is just reaching to disrupt the point. There are examples of people calling for an ambulance when they genuinely didn't need one at all. And they get priority over your grandfather who just critically injured his head. Maybe some hypochondriac mom who called for an ambulance because her daughter said she "felt dizzy" after going down the slide. Whatever example you want to tear apart, you knew what I meant and where I was going with it. shrug Oh gamefaqs.</quote> Right. You said: <cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote>You do not call the cops for something so incredibly fickle and stupid.</quote> That's what you meant and I agree. What I don't agree with is your use of straw men as examples because they're so unreasonable and, in regards to the lemonade stand, ridiculous. People calling for ambulances when they didn't need one at all and the hypochondriac mom; if they're think they're having a medical issue, how are they supposed to know that they didn't "genuinely" need one until one arrives to check them out? --- And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer. -Hans Gruber</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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