Indeed. And Ghandi was quite conversant with the teachings of Aristotle, who said that a nation's greatness is best assessed by examining how it treats its weakest members. Or something to that effect.
Nice bit o film - I like the feeling it creates. It could be cut a little cleaner though, makes a hell of a difference!
I think the relationship user and doctor is especially interesting in cases where there are non-drug related emergencies the users have to go the hospital for. This is really an untold side of the story and one that deserves attention.
make this into a documentary - tell more of the story...follow them!
Thanks.Actually, I shot this in a 2-hour period at the needle exchange where I've been volunteering for the past 9 years (and where I've been a client myself). Then I spent about 30 minutes editing it into a piece I used the next day in a lecture to medical students on how they might incorporate harm reduction into their "moral careers" as physicians. It wasn't really meant to be an actual film, but I posted it anyway because I like the content. Yes, I'll be developing a film out of it. Thnx!
wow this guys fuckin cool he knows how 2 tell a story!
And ur clips are always great keep on producing and
posting - OK?!
And the girl/women from beginning found very fitting words 2 tell the truth, last guy has fuckin likeable
"aura" as well...people use --SO WHAT-- they dont start wars or something..u know what im gettin at..
The girl from finish i saw in "Brickyard" ..her sad, ironical statements cracked me up...she still has better humour than all those hypocrite fuckin "leaders"
I have dealt with much of the same stuff, I know what it's like to deal with prejudice in the medical community. If they find out that you have been an IV drug user, all of a sudden they do treat you like you're a second rate citizen. If only there was some kind of policy that they had to adhere to. Great Vid.
Indeed. And Ghandi was quite conversant with the teachings of Aristotle, who said that a nation's greatness is best assessed by examining how it treats its weakest members. Or something to that effect.
billyklez 2 years ago
So what Ghandi once said could be re-phrased to make just as much sense:
The greatness of a nation can be judged by how they treat their sick.
Klopsemops 2 years ago
Nice bit o film - I like the feeling it creates. It could be cut a little cleaner though, makes a hell of a difference!
I think the relationship user and doctor is especially interesting in cases where there are non-drug related emergencies the users have to go the hospital for. This is really an untold side of the story and one that deserves attention.
make this into a documentary - tell more of the story...follow them!
Klopsemops 2 years ago
Thanks.Actually, I shot this in a 2-hour period at the needle exchange where I've been volunteering for the past 9 years (and where I've been a client myself). Then I spent about 30 minutes editing it into a piece I used the next day in a lecture to medical students on how they might incorporate harm reduction into their "moral careers" as physicians. It wasn't really meant to be an actual film, but I posted it anyway because I like the content. Yes, I'll be developing a film out of it. Thnx!
billyklez 2 years ago
wow this guys fuckin cool he knows how 2 tell a story!
And ur clips are always great keep on producing and
posting - OK?!
And the girl/women from beginning found very fitting words 2 tell the truth, last guy has fuckin likeable
"aura" as well...people use --SO WHAT-- they dont start wars or something..u know what im gettin at..
The girl from finish i saw in "Brickyard" ..her sad, ironical statements cracked me up...she still has better humour than all those hypocrite fuckin "leaders"
montyone 2 years ago
thanks for the encouraging words ... your insights are right on ...
greg
billyklez 2 years ago
I have dealt with much of the same stuff, I know what it's like to deal with prejudice in the medical community. If they find out that you have been an IV drug user, all of a sudden they do treat you like you're a second rate citizen. If only there was some kind of policy that they had to adhere to. Great Vid.
jrsweeney21 3 years ago 3