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No of course they dont call them idiots...
Sarcasm and hyperbole do not travel well over the internet. Also you put it in quotes
No of course they dont call them idiots...
I apologizeSarcasm and hyperbole do not travel well over the internet. Also you put it in quotes
I apologize
I'm disappointed with your answer. Blaming the patients. Why did you become a doctor? (sorry if I misinterpreted) Like I said before, Canada and European countries provide the same quality of care American doctors do, but healthcare and capitalism aren't mixed and they aren't bankrupting their population with medical bills, pushing ludicrously expensive drugs on their patients or denying them medically necessary scans because the insurance company doesn't exist to say no.
Someone pointed out that it's not MD salaries that are causing the insane cost issues in our healthcare system, right?
ok, good.
one of my intentions is to make a lot more money doing this than I was doing other thingsmultiple times. OP is insistent that if you are not a physician with idealistic pre-med superiority complex, then you are blaming the patients and have questionable intentions for being a doctor.
I want to puke.
Also you are incorrect - Doctors in Canada get paid well - perhaps not as much as in the US, but I'd say easily at least 75% that of US docs.
Especially as hospitals, drug companies, and device manufacturers rape the system for all of they can, I'm not particularly inclined to support a decrease in my pay while having a mortgage in the form of student loans hanging over my head.
one of my intentions is to make a lot more money doing this than I was doing other things
just pointing out the silliness of OP accusing us of having intentions to make money......yep....guilty.....next point, OP?
just pointing out the silliness of OP accusing us of having intentions to make money......yep....guilty.....next point, OP?
just pointing out the silliness of OP accusing us of having intentions to make money......yep....guilty.....next point, OP?
Agreed, OP is not good at economics or logicah. Well, thats not even my main problem with his posts. Did you see what his or her thought process was when they responded to the attending physician's post on the first page. The thought process and naivete is killing me.
Agreed, OP is not good at economics or logic
But OP wants to help people.
The only problem is OP does not know how to do so properly and is jumping to ill-informed conclusions.
@guest794 have you thought about politics as a second career option?
OP doesn't want to help people, OP want to control people.But OP wants to help people.
The only problem is OP does not know how to do so properly and is jumping to ill-informed conclusions.
@guest794 have you thought about politics as a second career option?
OP doesn't want to help people, OP want to control people.
When I want to feed a homeless guy outside burger king, I go in and buy them a burger. What I don't do is walk in and take money out of some ladies purse to give to him with one hand while patting myself on the back with the other.
but it's not extreme....that's literally what any supporting any government enforced welfare program is, "I think this is important enough that you have to fund my charitable desires"A little extreme, but I see what you are saying. Yea, too many pre-meds like OP nowadays.
but it's not extreme....that's literally what any supporting any government enforced welfare program is, "I think this is important enough that you have to fund my charitable desires"
I agree 100% with youOP doesn't want to help people, OP want to control people.
When I want to feed a homeless guy outside burger king, I go in and buy them a burger. What I don't do is walk in and take money out of some ladies purse to give to him with one hand while patting myself on the back with the other.
But OP wants to help people.
The only problem is OP does not know how to do so properly and is jumping to ill-informed conclusions.
@guest794 have you thought about politics as a second career option?
When I want to feed a homeless guy outside burger king, I go in and buy them a burger. What I don't do is walk in and take money out of some ladies purse to give to him with one hand while patting myself on the back with the other.
to rob her? it's absolutely wrongSorry but this just shows a certain level of ignorance I am not comfortable with.
What if said lady is super-rich and well-fed while the homeless man is starving? You still think it's wrong?
to rob her? it's absolutely wrong
Docs are already extremely pissed off as it is. What is their to lose?
She didn't rob him just because she has more...you are wrongShe robbed the homeless man to begin with. The wealth is being returned to someone who shouldn't have been without it in the first place.
She didn't rob him just because she has more...you are wrong
There is a certain point where someone will quit their job no matter what their circumstances or motivations.
Took? from the homeless man? How did she get rich taking from the homeless man?Then how did she obtain the money? She took more than she needed. This is theft.
Then how did she obtain the money? She took more than she needed. This is theft.
No no no. They're trapped once the debt mounts.
Unless you happen to have the looks to be a trophy wife/husband, you work for us now.
Took? from the homeless man? How did she get rich taking from the homeless man?
Nah have to disagree with you here.
Bill Gates is not a thief because he has more money than me. He does not owe me anything. To be a thief you have to actually steal something that someone has a ownership on.
Once the debt is gone of course is what I meant.
She took what could have been given to him. Now he suffers, but why? For the sake of her gluttony?
Ownership of more than what you need is theft from someone who needs it more.
Bill Gates is a thief on a massive scale, yes.
Oh well then, fair enough.
They'd have to also get some savings for living expenses and tuition to go back to school for whatever the hell they'd end up doing, so that too.
Very interesting point of view. First time I've heard of it.
You are positing that all property is communally owned and anything I have has been stolen from someone else....because all people have equal claim to the contents of my pockets?She took what could have been given to him. Now he suffers, but why? For the sake of her gluttony?
Ownership of more than what you need is theft from someone who needs it more.
Bill Gates is a thief on a massive scale, yes.
You can always teach as a professor with a DO or MD degree.
You are positing that all property is communally owned and anything I have has been stolen from someone else....because all people have equal claim to the contents of my pockets?
I see you are using an electronic device to post on an Internet forum. That means you have more privilege than 95% of the worlds population and have taken more than you need.
You are a thief and should be ashamed of yourself.
So if someone jumped in your car and drove away or moved into your house and wouldn't leave.....you wouldn't call the police?Precisely. Property is a communally damning concept. It is a belief. I am not a subscriber.
Perhaps being born and raised in America has clouded your mind. I don't know. But if people are suffering, concentrating more money with those that could only use it for luxury is not going to help.
Sarcasm and hyperbole do not travel well over the internet. Also you put it in quotes
People who can't understand sarcasm or hyperbole on the internet make the worst possible physicians.
So if someone jumped in your car and drove away or moved into your house and wouldn't leave.....you wouldn't call the police?
Nothing has "clouded my mind". Just because I dont agree with your rather extreme view does not mean my mind is "clouded."
This is a really bad way to handle a disagreement btw.
Yes, I think we were all pretty clear that you don't have a conscience.