If it is going to be pointed out how individuals can go their entire lives without certain goods, services, and overall abilities, all to demonstrate that having access to such is not a necessity for actually living, then the same logic will be applied for compare and contrast purposes.
Why do you ask? Is the knife big or small? Is the pitbull, black or brown? Why is the alley dark and empty? What do you do? Are these questions on topic enough?
Indeed. For instance, over thousands of years, billions of people lived and died w/o even once using the internet.
Wrong analogy. A close analogy would be to say that someone who is healthy could go their entire life without needing a PCP. Your analogy about not needing modern medicine was an epic fail. If I’m going to be totally honest it was very embarrassing for you. Today was not a good day for you. I’d advise you to sleep it off and hope tomorrow is a better day for you.
There are no constructive, beneficial, or legal uses for illicit narcotic substances such as PCP, or other similar chemical compounds. Therefore it is not actually a close analogy. Whereas one is able to use a firearm for any number of legal applications, the same cannot be said for chemical substances that result in addiction and dependency.
Factually incorrect. PCP is the abbreviation of phencyclidine, otherwise known by the street name of "angel dust", currently a schedule two substance in the united states.
Not that dark if he can take a decent photo without a flash. Here's a situation for you, mister Batman: Now go and fight that with bare hands.
Hahahahaha how can you be this misinformed? A primary care physician (PCP), or primary care provider, is a health care professional who practices general medicine. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_care_physician BOOM!!!
At least now it is known that a subject actually can be researched by yourself. Does any particular individual truly need access to a primary care physician, rather than simply attending a public hospital or free clinic, and accepting whatever general services they have to offer?
I likely won't have a gun in possession. So shooting isn't an option. The only time I have a gun is when I deer hunt.
