Guys what does this mean?

Glittzy321
Glittzy321 Posts: 29 Member
edited December 20 in Chit-Chat
This is not fitness related. I don’t understand what this statement means

“it will not relieve the person who inflicted the wound from the guilt of homicide that that best medical skill or care had not been got."

Can someone tell me what it means in basic English?

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  • Cassandraw3
    Cassandraw3 Posts: 1,214 Member
    How I interpret that is that no matter what level of medical care is given, it will not remove the guilt of killing someone if you caused the initial wound.
  • Glittzy321
    Glittzy321 Posts: 29 Member
    tinkerhellraiser wrote: »
    oh i speak bad grammar and can help!!

    like if u kill someone like shoot them and they die at the hospital u feel bad even if the doctor at the er *kittens* up too

    Lol what😂
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  • Dad_of_3
    Dad_of_3 Posts: 517 Member
    I Googled the phrase, and the text where the phrase is found provides the explanation:

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  • Glittzy321
    Glittzy321 Posts: 29 Member
    Omgg you guys are the best!!!! Thank u sooo much for your replies. Now it makes sense to me. Xx
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  • caco_ethes
    caco_ethes Posts: 11,962 Member
    1sphere wrote: »
    tinkerhellraiser wrote: »
    1sphere wrote: »
    1600: Th're is a bug on mine own armeth
    1800: There is a bug on mine arm
    1950: There is a bug on my arm
    2017: There be a bug on my arm

    2035: bugs on me arm
    That is already what it's like in Scotland :D:D

    And on pirate ships
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