MoonManKipper
@MoonManKipper@lemmy.world
- Comment on Tax pubs on profit not property value, urges Greene King boss 3 weeks ago:
Build more houses in the right place with the right infrastructure
- Comment on The Alters review - a perilous sci-fi road trip with my clones that I won't ever forget 1 month ago:
It’s fun so far
- Comment on As literally everything gets more and more expensive, Everspace 2's devs say screw it, let's make our upcoming DLC cheaper 3 months ago:
And its a very good game too
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Garbage In, Garbage Out. Not enough info, so can’t provide meaningful response, I guess, in this case. That said - I wouldn’t be happy, done know why they would be.
- Comment on The Famous Antikythera Mechanism Was a Mechanical Disaster, New Research Suggests 3 months ago:
Clicks
- Comment on Why do the femcels and the incels not.... date each other? 5 months ago:
Because their problems are nothing to do with not having dates
- Comment on What job do you need this hard hat for? 5 months ago:
The man from Delmonte says this building has to go
- Comment on The Onion buys rightwing conspiracy theory site Infowars with plans to make it ‘very funny, very stupid’ 8 months ago:
That pushed me over the edge to subscribe to the print edition
- Comment on Is there ever a situation where a doctor can legally refuse to render aid to someone? 8 months ago:
Except, it seems, in Brazil. You learn something new every day
- Comment on I feel you, green guy. 8 months ago:
Why?
- Comment on Is there ever a situation where a doctor can legally refuse to render aid to someone? 8 months ago:
Yes, many. In most cases a trained doctor has a moral, and maybe contractual, responsibility to help some one, not a legal one. There is no law that says ‘you are trained doctor, you have to help fix this broken leg’. Now if you egregiously refuse the various medical licensing authorities might take a dim view and you might loose your license to practice, but that’s not the same as breaking the law