That happens anywhere, if you own a restaurant and the health guy says he will be there on friday, you do a major cleaning right? It isn't the normal way things are done except when the inspector comes. Government isn't any different.
Yes, but there's a big difference between a restaurant and a hospital.
People choose to go to a place to eat. Usually the restaurant will aways be up to certain standard regardless. That's the beauty of capitalism. The Hospital wasn't in competition for patients.
These guys did not have a choice unless they wanted to pay it for themselves.
I certainly hope you are attempting to defend this hospital. We are talking about common decency and correct treatment of people who have made a huge sacrifice for this country and to trivialize it in the category of:
That happens anywhere, if you own a restaurant and the health guy says he will be there on friday, you do a major cleaning right? It isn't the normal way things are done except when the inspector comes. Government isn't any different.
I'm sure you weren't trying to trivialize it or put into a perspective of them having to accept poor treatment because that's just the way things are.
It's disrespectful to both the soldiers and their families.
That hospital and the way it was run was a travesty to the medical profession and disgraceful to the government and insulting to the people who had to get treatment there.
