> ... it doesn't seem to have stuck. I agree, but the key word in my comment is "should" as in that is ethics taught in medicine school. It seems you and othe

> ... it doesn't seem to have stuck. I agree, but the key word in my comment is "should" as in that is ethics taught in medicine school. It seems you and others think I meant abused people don't get protection at all, it's my fault for communicating wrong. Of course they get protection once they speak up, but as far as I am aware they still have to sit in a queue like everyone else before a nurse sees them and they have a chance to speak, the senator is skipping line here. If it truly is a question of danger there are more formal and proper ways of doing it, not "hey, a senator, he'll go first".