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Originally Posted by Willravel
The hypothetical situation I put fourth included the necessity of pumping a stomach, which suggests ODing. It all fits if you look at it. Public funding (ambulance) going to help someone addicted to something that's not illegal and that one might call a personal problem.
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If that person requests it. If that person refuses said help however my point would stand, their right to refuse said help would still stand.
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Originally Posted by Willravel
The gentleman on the hydrant would likely stretch from the window seat to the aisle seat. That's 3 seats. Would you ned 3 seats?
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No I would not, I only need one, but I would still find another person that close to me in a coach seat, uncomfortably close given how tightly people are packed in airplanes, that was my point. Even when I was 21.
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Originally Posted by Willravel
As I already said, it's not about public decency laws, it's about decency.
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And I say he doesn't violate decency, simply by being in public. He could wear clothing with a looser fit, that's the only criticism I could potentially level at him on appearence.
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Originally Posted by Willravel
It's better because they have a more efficient system, but again, that's for another thread.
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Then quit bringing it up.