I mean I can tell my lawyer if I committed a crime and it's attorney client privilege. I can tell my wife or husband and we are protected not to squeal on each other. Same thing about telling a priest it is privileged information. How come a nurse or doctor is required to report it. I mean non of the above are life and death but a confession from a patient should be privileged in my opinion why is it not? Like if a person says they use meth or whatever, we really don't report it. But if he get's in a wreck and only causes himself or herself injury why are we to report it to the police does not HIPPA cover this?

Basically like asking Where did the N word become synonomis with black people and so forth? Or the R word to disabled people? I just wondering is it in the context of the sub and question without being hurtful or offending the majority can we use said words in a relative knowledge based approach to gain clarity on controversial subjects?

Only thing we ask is show what it was like in your field 20 or more years ago, trying to get more traffic our way at: [email protected] . Anyone have any suggestions we are all years. I took it over from karmabot to give reference.