Anonymous #1 1w

Public defenders don’t get paid damn near anything compared to private

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Anonymous OP 1w

Cool, universal health coverage won't affect your paycheck

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Anonymous #1 1w

Yes it absolutely will. Doctors still make a shit ton but they were making a lot more pre ACA, especially when adjusting for inflation.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Are still*

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Anonymous OP 1w

Womp womp

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Anonymous #1 1w

Good thing is, my colleagues at the AMA will never let that happen. I want to help people but I would never go into this profession without making 500k+ guaranteed. Way too much work to get here and succeed in medical school.

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Anonymous OP 1w

More people dying from preventable deaths is fine as long as you get rich. You must've done some serious bullshitting to get through med school interviews.

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Anonymous #1 1w

I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt because you clearly have no idea what the average patient population is. The vast majority of the “preventable deaths” are all because the patient was dumb and treated their body like shit for years on end and ignored the advice of their physician. Either that or they don’t have the money to treat their body properly. Which is not a function of healthcare, but economics. We have the best training, hospitals, and tech by far in the US.

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Anonymous OP 1w

you sound like the type of person who shouldn’t be a doctor.

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Anonymous OP 1w

That's my point. You're ok with people dying because they can't afford healthcare as long as you make some fat stacks.

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Anonymous #1 1w

I didn’t say that. When I say they don’t have the money to treat their body properly, I mean they eat shitty food for years on end. 95% of the time if you treat your body properly, you don’t have issues. No amount of healthcare can fix bad decisions or the consequences of poverty. Which tells you the problem is the economy.

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Anonymous OP 1w

sounds like you should be an economist and not a doctor

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Anonymous OP 1w

My b didn't know you could avoid cancer by just eating healthy

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Anonymous #1 1w

Actually that’s a massive cause of it lol

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Anonymous OP 1w

like im not even trying to be mean to you, im letting you know if these are your preconceptions before you even get in the room with patients, you WILL be a shitty doctor. you will make bad calls because your assumptions will be wrong, because you are not infallible. people will be harmed and it will be your fault. and you will get sued into the gutter for malpractice. so get ur head right or find another field

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Anonymous OP 1w

Some cancers, but cancers like prostate cancer are largely genetic. How the hell did you get into med school

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Anonymous #2 1w

I’m trying to do anesthesiology lol my patient interaction will be rather minimal

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Anonymous #4 1w

Lmao okay buddy. Don’t act like you and your classmates wouldn’t get pissed if all of a sudden you were forced to do more work for less pay. That is exactly what universal healthcare would do. That and unless you’re completely ignorant, you’d know that most of your mentors or physicians you’ve shadowed fucking hate Medicaid because it pays like shit. Sit down.

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Anonymous OP 1w

For wanting be a doctor, you sound like you have extremely minimal experience with being in the hospital. Preventable deaths can be from DOZENS of physiologic diseases that have absolutely no relation to lifestyle. You of course have patients who don’t listen to advice, but to group them as a whole and call them dumb is a major generalization. It’s not even an educated one. And “95% of the time if you treat your body properly, you don’t have issues”. Your inexperience is GLEAMING.

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Anonymous OP 1w

You’re in healthcare for all the wrong reasons my friend. I wish you luck in your studies. I can tell you’re a novice. You will be humbled, and I hope the experiences you’ll have will change your mind. Good luck, you’ll need it.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Dude I’m top 10% of my class. I’ve honored everything so far. I’m very good at this lol. I don’t need luck.

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Anonymous OP 1w

No you aren’t, no you didn’t, no you aren’t, yes you do. :)

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 1w

😂😂😂😂😂🥱🥱🥱🥱

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Anonymous OP 1w

You are without a doubt not in healthcare, let alone medical school. The immaturity in your responses, the flat out uneducated statements. If I’m somehow wrong, I am at least glad you will not have much patient interaction. You belong nowhere near a vulnerable person.

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Anonymous OP 1w

You’re definitely in a 100 level bio class.

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 1w

Whatever helps you sleep at night man. All I know is I’m 1000x smarter than you and you’d never be able to do what I do. Ever.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Hahaha get fucked. I know your holier than thou ass has to resort to feeling morally superior because you can’t hack it academically. Too bad pretty much the only thing that matters when applying to residency is your performance in the classroom, on boards, and in the clinic. You can be the nicest person ever but if you’re a fucking idiot, no respectable person will take you. You know it, and I know it.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Program will take you*

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Anonymous OP 1w

As I have said, good luck in your studies. You will need it. I hope experience in the hospital will help you have more educated opinions.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Buddy I had almost 900 hours of scribing experience by the time I applied to medical school

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Anonymous OP 1w

~900 hours~ is six months lmao. it’s not all that impressive to have a job for six months.

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Anonymous #2 1w

I worked in the summers so I could focus on my grades. That’s still way above average for a med school matriculant.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Angry lil guy, aren’t we? Does all this bitterness come from not being very well liked by people?

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