The amount of cases of violating the Hippocratic Oath, Informed Consent, and HIPAA are just mind-boggling at this point. If there weren't indemnifications for all of the evil people involved in pushing this nonsense, there should be lawsuits from top to bottom for everyone participating in the violating of rights, health laws, and privacy laws.
Unfortunately, we live in clown world, and personal protections is now something least valued in the medical field regarding patients.
He added that three of his unvaccinated patients had responded to the move by asking him where they could go to get vaccinated: “No conspiracy theories, no excuses. Just where do they go.” “We do not yet have any great treatments for severe disease, but we do have great prevention with vaccines. It's time to conserve resources and stop allowing people to avoid the consequences of their actions --- If he's private he can do it, evil though it is. If public he should be fired. Obesity is preventable, will they "conserve" resources and not treat them? Don't want to watch some dude die of a heart attack do you? Most people don't have "severe" symptoms with covid and can be treated once entering the hospital, if you treat those few who come in. Wants them to die when they needn't, he's a monster.
Violation of their oath. Strip them of all ability to practice medicine and cast them out into the wilderness to be eaten by a bear. Anything less is simply a failure of morality.
I wonder how many people these progressives have killed with their negligence. These people are too busy being woke and online than doing their jobs. I know, I've had experience. I was in the ER for what turned out to be MRSA and the guy beside me was suffering from an infection of his jaw from having his teeth extracted improperly. The nurse was in her early twenties and kept flirting with him, giggling, being on her fucking phone, asking if he had a girlfriend. He was in incredible pain and she wouldn't leave him the fuck alone. Then, she went off early for her lunch and came back almost 3 hours later. The older nurse who had to cover us and her patients was completely disgusted with her and made comments under her breath indicating this wasn't the first time that bitch had done this and I reported that bimbo. Not that it did anything, apparently. Probably fucking one of her admins. That was 10 years ago, I have hated nurses ever since.
While the stock photo would suggest a hospital, the location in question is just a fairly standard urgen care/general practice combo. There are also more diseases than just COVID that people need treatment for, of course.
But they cry like babies when a doctor refuses to do troongery. That's a denial of medical care.
The amount of cases of violating the Hippocratic Oath, Informed Consent, and HIPAA are just mind-boggling at this point. If there weren't indemnifications for all of the evil people involved in pushing this nonsense, there should be lawsuits from top to bottom for everyone participating in the violating of rights, health laws, and privacy laws.
Unfortunately, we live in clown world, and personal protections is now something least valued in the medical field regarding patients.
He added that three of his unvaccinated patients had responded to the move by asking him where they could go to get vaccinated: “No conspiracy theories, no excuses. Just where do they go.” “We do not yet have any great treatments for severe disease, but we do have great prevention with vaccines. It's time to conserve resources and stop allowing people to avoid the consequences of their actions --- If he's private he can do it, evil though it is. If public he should be fired. Obesity is preventable, will they "conserve" resources and not treat them? Don't want to watch some dude die of a heart attack do you? Most people don't have "severe" symptoms with covid and can be treated once entering the hospital, if you treat those few who come in. Wants them to die when they needn't, he's a monster.
Two lies, one sentence.
This society would be considerably less fucked up if that were the case. All evils are permitted in the world we inhabit.
Second doctor from Alabama making national headlines? Sounds like a media push for them to lockdown again or make the vaccines required.
Now do fat people.
The source of that story is an unavailable facebook page. Or maybe a nonexistent page.
According to NBC it was made private and is unconfirmed; however, there is little reason to believe it's not true considering that appears to be him in the picture (pic source).
So I guess the Hippocratic Oath isn't a thing anymore.
Violation of their oath. Strip them of all ability to practice medicine and cast them out into the wilderness to be eaten by a bear. Anything less is simply a failure of morality.
I wonder how many people these progressives have killed with their negligence. These people are too busy being woke and online than doing their jobs. I know, I've had experience. I was in the ER for what turned out to be MRSA and the guy beside me was suffering from an infection of his jaw from having his teeth extracted improperly. The nurse was in her early twenties and kept flirting with him, giggling, being on her fucking phone, asking if he had a girlfriend. He was in incredible pain and she wouldn't leave him the fuck alone. Then, she went off early for her lunch and came back almost 3 hours later. The older nurse who had to cover us and her patients was completely disgusted with her and made comments under her breath indicating this wasn't the first time that bitch had done this and I reported that bimbo. Not that it did anything, apparently. Probably fucking one of her admins. That was 10 years ago, I have hated nurses ever since.
While the stock photo would suggest a hospital, the location in question is just a fairly standard urgen care/general practice combo. There are also more diseases than just COVID that people need treatment for, of course.