Will Australians please take a deep breath, and stop being so up themselves?

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Originally Posted by Ean Austral

Eldest Daughter runs a Kidney Dialysis clinic here in Darwin , few weeks ago 1 of her patients turns up 5 hours late and high on a concoction of alcohol and Ice , they refuse to dialyse him so he goes crazy , staff end up locking themselves in 1 section whilst waiting for the cops to arrive. This guy in his rage has taken out 1 dialysis machine and caused several others to have to stop treatment.


Im told the tax payer pays about $90k per year per kidney dialysis patient , next day the cops bring this guy back for his treatment.. So 4 cops have to be present whilst this looser gets treated, another waste of resource's and we are supposed to fell sorry for this type of person because they have a self inflicted addiction.

Time for the do gooders to be pushed aside and some true justice dished out = you want to abuse the system and the people in it trying to help , then go without and see how much fun it is. Far to many need the help and will welcome it with open arms not abuse it.

Cheers Ean

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Yep, totally wrong. No treatment until he is just about on his last breath and then have his Centrelink payments garnished until he has paid for the damage he caused. And finally a written letter of apology to all the staff he terrorised. Also I believe all suppliers and pushers should face a bullet if convicted.

Borders are like padlocks, they only keep honest people out. ...When it's the honest people we want to share our lives with, the people in need we wish to assist, borders are invisible.

Sorry, but if he's in custody then the cops are under a legal duty of care to make reasonable efforts to ensure his well-being, which would certainly include access to dialysis if he needs it. That's the law. Revenge is illegal in this country. He should get the treatment he needs to be in a fit state to face a court for an impartial examination of his behaviour.

"Duty of Care", my most 3 hated words in a sequence. Alas that is the world we live in.

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Originally Posted by Gordie

"Duty of Care", my most 3 hated words in a sequence. Alas that is the world we live in.

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Yep - it's one of the favourite quotes of the do-gooder brigade, who are largely responsible for today's society progressing further into the gutter. Some people are simply too bloody stupid to see what is going on around them.

As far as I'm concerned, if you want to act / behave like an arsehole, be prepared to be treated like an arsehole.

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Originally Posted by BMKal

Yep - it's one of the favourite quotes of the do-gooder brigade, who are largely responsible for today's society progressing further into the gutter. Some people are simply too bloody stupid to see what is going on around them.

As far as I'm concerned, if you want to act / behave like an arsehole, be prepared to be treated like an arsehole.

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Agree, with one proviso,..the majority of people called arseholes by the do-gooders, are not imho arseholes,...they are simply Aussies, sticking up for Aussie,....only IMHO of course.
Pickles.

I like your HO's most of the time Pickles...Merry Xmas to you and yours.

Ho, ho, ho. [bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

I like your HO's most of the time Pickles...Merry Xmas to you and yours.

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And to you Dennis.
Pickles.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Back on topic, the title of the thread is rather misleading, Bob, almost prejudiced. Nobody is more parochial than me but let's stick to the facts. We have our fair share of low lives too. Queenslander, copper, postman, truck driver, categorize people as you like, they all fit into the same bell-curve; 90% decent folk, 5% grubs and 5% exceptionally great community members.
Road rage and other bad behaviours can come from anywhere, even the least expected quarter.
Outback cop fined $1500 for pulling gun on unarmed couple | Sunshine Coast Daily

On the original clip; that was a ballsy move by the assailants. If I'd been driving the truck, I'm sure my foot would have slipped off the clutch, causing minor damage to the bullbar.
Mr Tins, please enlighten me, I thought the steps on those Fruitliners retracted when the door was shut.

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You are correct Ian. I was hoping to create discussion on a subject where some members are convinced the victims should be what ? treated like scum of the Earth? That attitude permeates thru this thread. This obviously from people who have never made a mistake in their life. Why aren't members up in arms about the scum who supply these drugs. Admittedly, I chose the cohort whom react most vehemently to criticism, hoping to drag into the conversation those whom I had hoped would take hold of the subject and shake it by the throat. Unfortunately, it seems this is just too much of a negative subject for rational discussion. Or perhaps it's just another case of who cares, I'm ok jack. No offence meant to Victorians BTW.