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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...then they tried to get me to take him to the hospital."
Jiang says institutional actors pressed him toward a hospital visit even after paramedics said his son was fine, which he interprets as an unacceptable exposure of his child to bureaucratic risk and loss of parental control.
Jiang says the authorities assumed medical and bureaucratic expertise overrode his parental knowledge, treating refusal to hospitalize his son as proof that he was an irresponsible father.
"...then they tried to get me to take him to the hospital."
"...say he's fine. I don't want to take him to the hospital. Because I want to take him home and let him sleep. I..."
"...an irresponsible father because I should take my child to the hospital. And like, I'm like, what? I take my child to hospital for..."
"I mean, like, yeah, I mean, I don't know. They they are immediately the experts in that situation. And you're just somebody who, you..."
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