Posted on 02/27/2014 1:55:25 PM PST by CharlotteVRWC
New York veterinarian driven to suicide after cat custody battle ruins clinic
Dr. Shirley Koshi’s Bronx clinic, Gentle Hands, took in a stray named Karl. But Gwen Jurmark had fed Karl and other cats that lived in Raoul Wallenberg Park, and she sued the vet — and organized a protest against the clinic — to get Karl back. A clinic worker said the lawsuit, online attacks against the doctor and financial problems ‘drove [Koshi] over the edge.’
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Golly gee, I guess the part about the teen that committed suicide just flew right over your head. In this story someone wants justice for the veterinarian being hounded to suicide, you blame the vet, in my example I reference a woman who was prosecuted when her persecution led to teen committing suicide. I stand by my examples and ask again, does that mean you think the women prosecuted for the teens death should be released because the teen killed herself? It’s not that hard to answer, yes or no?
I wasn’t trying to start a controversy here...of course everyone is responsible for their own actions..
I was hoping some of my freeper friends could help on this petition for a colleague of mine.
I think I found the common denominator...
“Karl couldnt be kept at the hospital as he didnt like men and other patients.”
Well golly gee, the fact that I was addressing the original point must have flown right by your head.
So I ask the question again, doesn’t the fact that the woman is dead make it pointless to blame her, yes or no?
The woman who drove the veterinarian to suicide is NOT dead. Should HER cyberstalking go unpunished? Or should she be punished for the cyber-bullying and stalking just as was the woman who drove the teenaged girl to suicide? THAT was the original question.
The original question is in post #2, and reads “ Isn’t the person responsible for Dr. Koshis’ suicide already dead?”
I do think the answer to that question is an unqualified ‘yes’.
Then, to follow, is the person you are wanting an apology to also dead?
I’ve asked for no apology for anything. I merely pointed out that what you answered was not the question asked.
I’ve asked for no apology for anything. I merely pointed out that what you answered was not the question asked.
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