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Scarlett, I agree with you and definitely understand your frustration. The only thing I would add is that, from the numerous posts you mentioned, Steve's position seems to me to be largely based on youthful naivete. And I guess I would rather convert him than alienate him. Nevertheless, you are correct that this campaign against the use of NROP's is pretty annoying.
mittstampler, I'll go you one more: Aren't the doctors really there to provide advice and expert services? Everyone is worried about the rise in healthcare costs. How much of that, do you think, could be alleviated if so many people weren't having to PAY for the opportunity to beg a doctor for permission to buy the medicine that they already know they need? Think about it: If you don't know what's wrong with you, then you probably need the services of a doctor. Once you DO know, and you know what medicine you require, what do you need the doctor for? How much money is being transferred from hard working people (and their insurance companies) to overpaid doctors for no other purpose than to treat adults like children?
What has happened to our thinking in this country that we think supposedly free adults should have to "ask daddy" for permission to take care of themselves?
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