You need to read the original post again along with the thread of responses.
“We have a profesional singer whit a bad appy, 8 days of evolution, Healthy 27 year old.”
The OP didn’t specify that he was septic (though it’s not a stretch given the clinical scenario), so earlier in the thread I said that ASSUMING the patient has severe sepsis, would people still do it? And a bunch of people said yes. Even on this page someone, to justify a spinal anesthetic, someone said “So what they are septic. Load them up with fluids and pressers. And if you think they are gonna vomit, give them an anti emetic and a kidney basin. And if they are acidotic, more ways than one to assist with that. Heard of Sodium Bicarb?”
So yeah, no one is deflecting onto anything. There are several people that would manage a severely septic patient who needs pressors, etc with a spinal anesthetic for this case. Are you one of them?