parliament

parliament has 13 years experience and specializes in Applied Physiology.

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1. Constitutional Violation by Disciplinary Abstinence?

   parliament replied to parliament's topic in Recovery

   MaxAttack. Hey friend, your questions are actually very interesting. It sounds like you're throwing down some 'dichotomous fallacies' purposely, which can get very not-so-simple quite fast. I couldn't appreciate any mutual exclusivity in your first...

2. Constitutional Violation by Disciplinary Abstinence?

   parliament replied to parliament's topic in Recovery

   Last note--in observance of a 'principle of charity' it would be proper to present advocacy for regulatory boards because it is a noble and important work they do. It is more-so examining the efficacy of the punitive practices and profitable incentiv...

3. Constitutional Violation by Disciplinary Abstinence?

   parliament replied to parliament's topic in Recovery

   Dearest cynical, your response is excellent! A most-competent epistemological challenge is always constructive. Ironically, my dialogue was mostly intended to gauge whether there could be a suspension of reason towards the management of recovery prog...

4. Constitutional Violation by Disciplinary Abstinence?

   parliament posted a topic in Recovery

   As religious liberties are protected by the First Amendment, if a state-supported 'professional assistance program'--intended to restore functional competency of addiction-averse healthcare providers to return to safe practice--requires total abstine...