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theyre called witnesses cuz they witness for god, they talk about him trying to convert on the back of their magazines, it has a little slip u can cut out and put ur name and addy and a date and time u want an appointment. mail it in and they CANT deny anyone an appointment? i asked her what if im some druggie guy and i want u to come at 2am and she said she'd come anyway cuz she would take the risk to help me! dumbasses.... 
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O'well fuck em....that's another reason I don't believe in any of this garbage....
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   Jesus had a tough life. I read about that guy. Jesus is the only guy that ever came back from the dead that didn't scare the F--- out of everybody! -Sam Kinison
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I don't know if different states have different laws, but I know the majority rule. A competent adult may refuse any medical treatment. A parent has great latitude in how to raise their child, but the state will intervene and overrule the parent(s) in order to give a child potential life saving medical care. A child is viewed to not have the mental capacity to decide to refuse medical care until he/she reaches the age of capacity (usually 18, but depends on the state) or has become legally independent (married, emancipation, etc.).
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i forgot about u hun. thanks!
that answer sounds about right.. i can only imagine though. the child would probably be disowned and go to hell! but hey at least he/she would be alive and be able to go down whatever road they want to......... (maybe)
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It is legal for them to do so. It is an established precedent.
What I don't understand is where the line is between your child being your personal property and them being an individual with rights of their own. If you were to explain the situation to the child, and they understood what was happening, and asked for the transfusion, would the parents be able to stop you? This kind of shit pisses me off SO BAD. What I really want to do is drain these motherfuckers blood out of their body to the point where they are just barely alive, and get rid of said blood. Once that happens, ask them if they still believe it's wrong to accept the gift of blood from someone else. That should show those fucking retards what it's like. You can't make those kind of decisions for your child. Personally, if I knew someone who made that decision, I would be forced to make the same one for them. They would die, a rather slow and painful death.
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Bwind22- "Great minds think alike... And all others wind up with shit on their hands."
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If these people want to die because of their faith, let them. Maybe they'll take their dark ages beliefs with them and we can finally move on.
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FROM GHOULIES AND GHOSTIES AND LONG-LEGGED BEASTIES AND THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT, GOOD LORD DELIVER TO US! Old Scotch Invocation -- adapted by Stingy Jack Stingy's Horror DVD Collection
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