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Originally Posted by will
I don't read everything posted on the whole forum. Yes, I'm sure some doctors make mistakes and some are even negligent, but rare exceptions aren't the issue at hand. The opinion seems to be that there is some massive conspiracy to sell too much Ritalin in order to make lots of money. That's a hard pill to swallow.
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rare exceptions... please. You're doing this for the sake of playing devil's advocate.. admit it. You can't honestly believe that in the state of healhcare that the majority of doctors are purely ethical in their decisions. They are in fact, more concerned about business..not practice.
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Originally Posted by will
Burden of proof in a debate has nothing to do with law. It's common sense. Why are you acting like this?
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you fully understand why I'm acting like this. The burden of proof varies according to the case at hand. There are two burdens of proof in this debate. One, proving that doctors don't over prescribe certain drugs and two, that they don't.
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Originally Posted by will
You didn't address the point I made. Play out that discussion in your head.
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what point did I misunderstand.. sorry I didn't go to one of the better uni's in the country..I have problems understanding sometimes.
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Originally Posted by ring
I see this thread becoming another dog-pile on Will.
Just sayin.
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no a dog-pile would be just jumping down his throat for no reason..this is merely a debate between two opposite sides.. now if I were to just jump in here and say "will you're a fucking idiot and you're probably just some college kid who uses tfp as an alter-ego to inflate your real life ego" then yeah that would be a dog-pile ..but that hasn't happened.. and won't.
trust me, this is far from a dog-pile. That is the last thing will would want to happen.