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Just to add what I think is the necessary perspective on all else going on the forum
medhacker said:Just to add what I think is the necessary perspective on all else going on the forum
medhacker said:Just to add what I think is the necessary perspective on all else going on the forum
eadysx said:The way I read it, by voting at all would make me an MD reject.....
medhacker said:No way,
one can have an opinion as to what others behavior would most likely be without being part of the "others" in question, right?
Krazykritter said:I am really disappointed w/ the attitudes on SDN lately. When you apply to DO schools, you know your degree is going to be different. I totally agree w/ Idiopathic's post the other day, "I will let my reputation be based on my merit & not upon some superfluous initials."
DrB said:DOs are unique, I for one want to advertise this. I am not an MD and I wouldn't want to be.
docbill said:I don't consider myself an MD reject.. rather, I chose the paths that fit best with me.
medhacker said:The poll is not meant to make those who consider themselves "MD rejects" vote. It does not equate voting with being an "MD reject".
It is meant to get anyone's opinion on what they think someone who is an "MD reject" (a.k.a. as someone who went the D.O. route out of conformism) would most likely propose to change within the world of osteopathic medicine.
DrRichardKimble said:Somewhat polarized thinking isn't it? The whole "disagree with any aspect of your chosen field = branded an MD reject".
DrB said:Not going to vote in this poll...
I only applied to DO schools and I only wanted to go to a DO school. I am sure "MD rejects exist", in fact, I know a few of them in my school, but I would like to believe most people come to a DO school because they wanted to.
Be proud of your DO choice! Why must we continue to debate this issue? DOs are unique, I for one want to advertise this. I am not an MD and I wouldn't want to be.
medhacker said:Just to add what I think is the necessary perspective on all else going on the forum
BklynWill said:What kind of leverage does one have for this opinion in the first place, after already acknowledging their status as a self-proposed MD reject?
medhacker said:Voting does not equate to acknowledging the MD reject status. One votes as one would think an MD reject would propose to do within the osteopathic medicine profession.
jawicobike said:This is awesome. Now, if you could find a way to disallow those who really are MD rejects from voting.
Wait a minute that scenario sounds familiar, oh right that's the modus operandi of the AOA.