he's a lawyer, and you believe him eh Aaron????



I don't believe a word out of his mouth, as I am quite aware of this strain of TB, and nobody can make me believe this d00d DIDN'T know what was up...noway was he told it was OK to travel, quite the contrary...

easy to logic out...he intentionally flew to Canada then crossed back into the US...you think if he wasn't told not to do so he would have just come straight to the US...but he didn't...he's guilty as sin and unlike other lawyers (who belong on the bottom of the ocean as sharks food), he deserves the barbed broomstick at the very least...more like the broomstick and the Vietnamese torture treatment (which is to be tied to an X of wood, have a bucket tied to his scrotum, and a rock added each day..after about 2 weeks gangrene is fully set in and his whole intestinal track falls out)

this strain of TB is ultra dangerous, and this pr!ck may very well die from it...it costs over $20,000 for the drug regimen to even begin to try and cure this stuff...he's just a modern day Typhoid Mary....

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i thought i saw on the news where the guys brother-in-law is a doctor who specializes in contagious diseases. smells fishy to me.

Gosh, with flens like that who needs enemas ?

[QUOTE=Peerless;273389]unlike other lawyers (who belong on the bottom of the ocean as sharks food), he deserves the QUOTE]

Hey! My brother is a lawyer, aside from being a real sweetheart , he isn't a sellout. While the profession isn't exactly overflowing with lawyers who have principles, they do exist.

As for TB boy, you are right. It's so obviously a case of "I'm gonna do what I want to do". I wonder if his wife knows what she's gotten into (people with an exxagerated sense of entitlement don't usually confine it to one area), or perhaps she's just like him? He should have to pick up the cost of treatment for anyone he infected (did anyone catch it from him?), as well as the increased costs involved with his actions. I can't believe he isn't at least facing reckless endangerment charges. Once again money talks.

An interesting side note: at blogs.wsj.com/law/2007/05/31/law-blog-lawyer-of-the-day-andrew-speaker-not/ , a commenter on this story wrote that his father-in-law is a CDC Microbiologist specializing in the spread of TB!!