A retired physician, my greatest enemies were not diseases, but insurance companies. They killed and maimed more people and their families than infections and degenerative diseases. The profits garnered by insurance companies far exceed the actual cost of providing medical care; every dollar that goes to insurance company profits is another dollar that doesn’t go toward providing health care.
A retired physician, my greatest enemies were not diseases, but insurance companies. They killed and maimed more people and their families than infections and degenerative diseases. The profits garnered by insurance companies far exceed the actual cost of providing medical care; every dollar that goes to insurance company profits is another dollar that doesn’t go toward providing health care.
I wouldn't turn him in, but I would urge him to turn himself in. There would be a dozen or more lawyers ready to take on his case.
If I saw the shooter, I wouldn't turn him in. I would probably give him an alibi.