However, your choice to take the stand of not being a supporter of giving medical compensation to the first-responders is very upsetting. Yes, you mention that the danger is part of the job and those who signed up should have realized this, as seen with your comparison to the military. But, veterans today receive ample federal aid especially if they are injured in the line of duty. For example, on the website: http://www.veteranprograms.com/ veterans are given access to federal funded counseling, hospitals, and other compensation. Therefore, your argument that those in dangerous professions that serve our country do not deserve medical compensation is questionable seeing as though the United States gives veterans much more than financial support.
In all, no matter your stance on the particular issue of medical compensation for first-responders the chaos and tension rising in Congress is far more upsetting.
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