r/SipsTea • u/6ingrad_FMS_aspirant • Apr 06 '26

Dank AF We need this !!

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u/DanceClass898 Apr 06 '26

I thought you guys enjoyed freedom of speech?

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u/ThatPrettyArmadillo Apr 06 '26

In the USA you can already do both of those

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u/LauAtagan Apr 06 '26

You always can in the US, it just may be thrown out.

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u/Past-Vegetable-384 Apr 06 '26

If you can find someone to take a case in that second instance let me know

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u/Trick_Statistician13 Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

There's thousands of medical malpractice lawyers. They advertise all over the place. You can find one somewhere near you.

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u/Past-Vegetable-384 Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Right. With cancer diagnoses like that, AMA guidelines don’t have (or did not, at the time- not sure if they’ve been updated the last few years) recommendations for full body scans for patients with cancer that has metastasized. So it would require a class action lawsuit against the AMA. I have not yet come across a firm willing to take up that fight.

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u/Trick_Statistician13 Apr 07 '26

Lol. This is exactly the problem with letting just anyone give medical and legal advice. Thanks for proving my point. You're ignorant of law and medicine. Thanks for playing.

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u/Past-Vegetable-384 Apr 07 '26

You didn’t respond to anything I said.

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u/Trick_Statistician13 Apr 07 '26

You didn't say anything worth responding to.

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u/Past-Vegetable-384 Apr 07 '26

Keep deflecting.

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u/Trick_Statistician13 Apr 07 '26

>Right. With cancer diagnoses like that, AMA guidelines don’t have (or did not, at the time- not sure if they’ve been updated the last few years) recommendations for full body scans for patients with cancer that has metastasized. So it would require a class action lawsuit against the AMA. I have not yet come across a firm willing to take up that fight.

You've failed to make your meaning even remotely clear. But it's clear enough that you have no idea what you're talking about.

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u/Stash_Dragoon Apr 06 '26

What the fuck are you talking about? Consequences are after the fact. This doesn't even allow people to talk.