Is there any evidence that the chiropractor in question broken any laws?
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LittleBuford
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The legality of the exemptions has been questioned, though the matter has let to be settled:
Complaint filed against Venice chiropractor signing medical exemptions for students
Complaint filed against Venice chiropractor Dr. Dan Busch.
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DisneyDebRob
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For every parent that goes to this man, who writes out a exemption, then collects visit money, then bills the insurance company for whatever they charge hurts all of us. The more I think about the more I think it is fraud. Wonder what color his new Porsche will be.
I understand what you're saying, but your knee jerk reaction is a bit extreme and not founded in any legal sense. Just emotion.
It's misinformation that also stirs up emotions unnecessarily.
ParentsOf4
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As of October 1, we will require proof of full vaccination or weekly negative tests.
Here’s hoping weekly nose swabs convince most they are dumb if they don’t get vaccinated.
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A complaint was filed and the legal process will commnece. This is how it should work. Not people calling for a person to immediately be jailed because they don't like it.The legality of the exemptions has been questioned, though the matter has let to be settled:
Complaint filed against Venice chiropractor signing medical exemptions for students
Complaint filed against Venice chiropractor Dr. Dan Busch.
LittleBuford
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While I would never advocate jailing someone without due process, I do think a mechanism should be in place to stop him issuing any more exemptions while the matter is investigated.
I own my own business and I will not require vaccinations or weekly tests for my employees.
That doesn't mean I'm anti vaxx. I will allow my employees to make their own medical decisions.
That doesn't mean I'm anti vaxx. I will allow my employees to make their own medical decisions.
I completely understand. But a judge will make that decision once presented with the evidence. The chiropractor could very well be a kook. But it's not the place of a person with absolutely zero evidence aside from an online (slanted) article to decide. That's all I was saying.
LittleBuford
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Other professionals have questioned his actions, so I think it goes beyond slanted journalism. I agree that this is one for the courts to decide, but I don't think he should be allowed to continue issuing exemptions while the issue is being investigated.
JoeCamel
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Woah! She gonna stick it in to red line
"Florida on Monday reported 46,105 more COVID-19 cases and 1,064 additional deaths to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, according to Miami Herald calculations of CDC data.
All but 51 of the newly reported deaths, about 95%, occurred after Aug. 9, according to the Herald analysis. About 64% of the newly reported died in the past two weeks, the analysis showed. The majority of deaths happened during Florida’s latest surge in COVID-19 cases, fueled by the delta variant.
In the past seven days, on average, the state has added 346 deaths and 17,570 cases each day, according to Herald calculations of CDC data.
Monday’s jump in the number of reported cases and deaths is due to the newest way deaths and cases are counted and the agency not reporting new numbers on Saturday or Sunday. The numbers include totals from the two weekend days and Friday."
"Around the state, 256 hospitals reported 13,773 people hospitalized for COVID-19 in Florida on Sunday, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. That’s 155 fewer patients than the previous day’s report.
COVID-19 patients took up 23.95% of patient beds available in reporting hospitals.
Of those hospitalized, 3,183 people were in intensive care unit beds, a decrease of 31 from the previous day’s report. That represents 48.51% of the ICU hospital beds in the 256 reporting hospitals."
All but 51 of the newly reported deaths, about 95%, occurred after Aug. 9, according to the Herald analysis. About 64% of the newly reported died in the past two weeks, the analysis showed. The majority of deaths happened during Florida’s latest surge in COVID-19 cases, fueled by the delta variant.
In the past seven days, on average, the state has added 346 deaths and 17,570 cases each day, according to Herald calculations of CDC data.
Monday’s jump in the number of reported cases and deaths is due to the newest way deaths and cases are counted and the agency not reporting new numbers on Saturday or Sunday. The numbers include totals from the two weekend days and Friday."
"Around the state, 256 hospitals reported 13,773 people hospitalized for COVID-19 in Florida on Sunday, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. That’s 155 fewer patients than the previous day’s report.
COVID-19 patients took up 23.95% of patient beds available in reporting hospitals.
Of those hospitalized, 3,183 people were in intensive care unit beds, a decrease of 31 from the previous day’s report. That represents 48.51% of the ICU hospital beds in the 256 reporting hospitals."
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SteveAZee
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In 1968 and 1970 I remember Stuckey's and their pecan pies, makeshift shacks selling fireworks (as we headed north to NY), and baby alligators for sale. I also remember parts of Georgia and (if I remember correctly) a very strong swampy smell for a good part of our time there.
Plenty of doctors have questioned the CDC and Fauci. Should the CDC and Fauci be prevented from continuing to guide us? There is even clear evidence of their mistakes. They've even admitted to them.
And please understand, im not saying the CDC or Fauci should be silenced, although I personally believe they are tyrants, it doesn't matter. I'm not a judge. Its not my place. Hence I don't aim, "arrest them"! Which was my point to the original post I responded to.
People have the right to feel any way they choose. But when they start deciding to.be judge/jury/executioner, its a problem.
Patcheslee
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The antivax opinions going around my job are unfortunately include people who have already been vaccinated. Now it's turned into "We already did what we were supposed to, and now we have to get another. If people continue to agree to more shots this will never end."
I get it, it's frustrating to have new information override what was previously known, but it's beyond frustrating people are now taking a step back.
DisneyDebRob
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Will you please stop. I said it was a knee jerk reaction.. I also said due process needs to be done. But where’s there smoke there’s usually fire and enough healthcare people, parents and his own words are giving off a lot of smoke. Let it play out as you say, I’m in agreement. I’ll also take a dole whip next visit to Disney from you if and when they get him.
By the way, I’m a small business owner also and require anyone that works for me to be vaccinated, the opposite of you. I don’t believe your anti-vax but I take the opposite approach. For the safety and health of my clients I enforce it.
Different approaches is all
disneygeek90
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That’s where we started, then our office has had outbreaks affecting whole departments, most of whom were unvaccinated. Beginning this week they’ll now require proof of vaccinations or submitting weekly test results.
All fine and dandy to have people make their own decisions until it impacts the working environment and a lot more than their immediate health.
Tyrants do not give you a choice, under penalty of death. If they were tyrants, you would either take the vaccine or you would be shot. But of course they arent tyrants and cant do that. People have the right to choose to take the vaccine, or to choose not to. On the other hand business owners have the right to require said vaccines, or they have the right not to require them.
I havent read this doctor story so cant comment much. Except to say that its SOP. Need your narcotic pain meds because you are addicted to them? Just find the right doctor to write up your prescription and you will get it.
I havent read this doctor story so cant comment much. Except to say that its SOP. Need your narcotic pain meds because you are addicted to them? Just find the right doctor to write up your prescription and you will get it.
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disneygeek90
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46,000? Is that a few days of results ?
I sincerely appreciate response.. But just to clarify I'm not certain as to what you mean when you tell me to stop? Your original post AKA knee jerk reaction said absolutely nothing about due process. You simply stated that he should be arrested. There was no mention of due process.
I appreciate that you later responded that due process is necessary, but You can't be selective in your memory of how you originally responded.
Is it not also extremely selective to claim that "when there is smoke there is fire" in regards to the chiropractor but you don't apply the same belief towards the CDC or Fauci? There is so much smoke around the CDC, Fauci, WHO, etc that you can't even see them. And again, im not claiming they're right or wrong, im just saying nobody knows the truth.
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