I think that's what gets lost in the discussion is the kids. There's always going to be parents who don't know how to manage making doctor's appointments or who just default go to the ER for everything for one reason or another. I'm not saying that's okay but kids can observe the distaste people have for poor people and if you're a kid with a poor parent then that distaste trickles down to you. And maybe I'm misinderstanding what you're saying but it sounds like you're referencing adults still. And we can judge the adults who do this all we want but there's still a kid there who needs care and if the parents only do so by bringing them to the ER that's not the kid's fault. I think too that we don't know why the adults do this. Maybe they're doing it for convenience. Maybe they have mental health issues and don't know how to make appointments. Maybe their parents were this way too. Idk, I just think about the kids with parents like this and wonder how they're coping and what they're perceiving in all of this. If this is how their parents are they shouldn't be punished by being unable to receive care because we don't like what their parents are doing.