Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

A man admits himself to hospital for surgery to have his leg amputated. Upon awakening the surgeon approaches his bed. "I have good news and bad news, first the bad news: we amputated the wrong leg. Now the good news: the other one's getting better!"

fixed Analogy: After over two years of chemotherapy and crippling radiation treatments, it turns out that the only cancer was the false diagnosis based on a fraudulent image produced by a tech paid by a third party who wished the patient crippled.

Right or wrong Doctors get paid well either way.

Big money in the cure, Stefan.

Brutal , but on point.

Ah I see. Sorry, I was operating dialectically! I your rhetoric reminds me of the fun I'll have again in the future. Thanks man. Who needs painkillers when you have Stef's, and he has yours

Thanks for sharing.

An intentionally false, malicious and vexatious diagnosis.

Someone should be sued for malpractice

And if anything it weakened the country and played into the hands of its foes.

false diagnosis. or false diagnosis by design with evil intent. Big difference Stefan

Aww. I am sad, now. Lawsuit? Damn. Way to bring it back to reality.