Random POLITICAL picture of the day !

[bubbaearl]

i'm blessed that i have had the same doc for 35 years . i cant imagine going in cold when it comes to my health .

[svauto-erotic855]

Arguing with svauto-erotic855 is like wrestling with a pig in the mud. After a while you realize the pig enjoys it!

Damn, you got me figured out.

[68RR]

Arguing with svauto-erotic855 is like wrestling with a pig in the mud. After a while you realize the pig enjoys it!

[svauto-erotic855]

Lol. I interact with specialists way more than internists. I’ve never met a GP doctor. You can fool a lot of these guys on here with your general knowledge of many things, but you will not fool me when it comes to medicine. You are absolutely wrong in your initial statement and all subsequent comments.

I was only guessing at what you do on a daily basis. I rarely see doctors in their professional capacity but a dozen or so of them see me in my professional capacity weekly.

I firmly believe what I said and you will never convince me otherwise. I don't trust black doctors or female doctors that were educated in the United States because politics have infiltrated medical schools. Those politics haven't penetrated medical schools in India to the degree that they have here. The same can be said for lots of medical schools in lots of countries that haven't bowed down and Kissed the Ring of political correctness yet.

[davbrucas]

I pointed out that I was bring up anecdotal evidence. My opinion is based on what I've read. My opinion was just backed-up by anecdotal evidence that comes from people that I know and respect that work in the field and my personal observation. I think we're both saying the same thing but you work with doctors on a daily basis that are GPs and the only ones that I have interaction with are typically specialists. In other words you see a whole hell of a lot of the Quacks and I see a bunch of geniuses.

You knocked me for my anecdotal evidence and proceeded to use your own to refute mine. [emoji23]

[davbrucas]

I pointed out that I was bring up anecdotal evidence. My opinion is based on what I've read. My opinion was just backed-up by anecdotal evidence that comes from people that I know and respect that work in the field and my personal observation. I think we're both saying the same thing but you work with doctors on a daily basis that are GPs and the only ones that I have interaction with are typically specialists. In other words you see a whole hell of a lot of the Quacks and I see a bunch of geniuses.

Lol. I interact with specialists way more than internists. I’ve never met a GP doctor. You can fool a lot of these guys on here with your general knowledge of many things, but you will not fool me when it comes to medicine. You are absolutely wrong in your initial statement and all subsequent comments.

[svauto-erotic855]

You knock me for anecdotal first hand info and you refute me with anecdotal 2nd and 3rd hand info. lol.
There are some quacks from all countries. More so here because there’s more Americans here than immigrants (I know, there’s no need to point it out. You know what I mean).
The foreigner MDs at teaching hospitals tend to be very smart. The ones I’ve seen in the community at various smaller hospitals are quite shitty doctors.

I pointed out that I was bring up anecdotal evidence. My opinion is based on what I've read. My opinion was just backed-up by anecdotal evidence that comes from people that I know and respect that work in the field and my personal observation. I think we're both saying the same thing but you work with doctors on a daily basis that are GPs and the only ones that I have interaction with are typically specialists. In other words you see a whole hell of a lot of the Quacks and I see a bunch of geniuses.

[bird_dog0347]

Dr Dave says: "You fatties gonna die"

I mean... that's a fairly safe bet even without Rona. In fact, if he just said "you gonna die" he'd be batting 1000.

[Broncojohnny]

Dr Dave!! Care to share your experiences over the past year with the ‘rona?

Dr Dave says: "You fatties gonna die"

[4EyedTurd]

Dr Dave!! Care to share your experiences over the past year with the ‘rona?

[davbrucas]

That's the AMAs opinion, not mine. I'm just repeating what they've written. We're also talking actual MD's who are specialists and not nurse practitioners, physician's assistants, or general practitioners. The most gifted neurologist I've ever met who is beyond a genius, looks like a supermodel, and has a hard time with the English language went to medical school in the Ukraine and it took her three years to get her license here in Texas. The neighborhood I'm sitting in right now as I'm writing this is full end to end with surgeons who are all Indian. One of my clients sons who is a close personal friend is a neurosurgeon who is finishing his residency and his opinion is that the doctor's he has worked with who are foreign born and educated are more skilled and more knowledgeable than the American doctors he's worked with. Granted, his opinion is anecdotal just like yours but he really likes the Indian surgeons that he works with.

You knock me for anecdotal first hand info and you refute me with anecdotal 2nd and 3rd hand info. lol.
There are some quacks from all countries. More so here because there’s more Americans here than immigrants (I know, there’s no need to point it out. You know what I mean).
The foreigner MDs at teaching hospitals tend to be very smart. The ones I’ve seen in the community at various smaller hospitals are quite shitty doctors.

[The King]

You know he's a Dr. right?

An actual doctor versus a hearsay wanna-be expert…wonder who I should consider to be correct, lol.

[svauto-erotic855]

Please show me your non anecdotal evidence. Medical school training in most 2nd/3rd world countries is not as thorough and rigorous as it is here…this goes for residency training as well. So naturally we make those wanting to come here prove they are on par with US physicians.
You say some outlandish stuff on here, but claiming that most physicians in this country couldn’t pass the rigorous selection process for FMGs is asinine.

That's the AMAs opinion, not mine. I'm just repeating what they've written. We're also talking actual MD's who are specialists and not nurse practitioners, physician's assistants, or general practitioners. The most gifted neurologist I've ever met who is beyond a genius, looks like a supermodel, and has a hard time with the English language went to medical school in the Ukraine and it took her three years to get her license here in Texas. The neighborhood I'm sitting in right now as I'm writing this is full end to end with surgeons who are all Indian. One of my clients sons who is a close personal friend is a neurosurgeon who is finishing his residency and his opinion is that the doctor's he has worked with who are foreign born and educated are more skilled and more knowledgeable than the American doctors he's worked with. Granted, his opinion is anecdotal just like yours but he really likes the Indian surgeons that he works with.

[davbrucas]

There is anecdotal evidence such as what you're presenting and then there is reality.

Please show me your non anecdotal evidence. Medical school training in most 2nd/3rd world countries is not as thorough and rigorous as it is here…this goes for residency training as well. So naturally we make those wanting to come here prove they are on par with US physicians.
You say some outlandish stuff on here, but claiming that most physicians in this country couldn’t pass the rigorous selection process for FMGs is asinine.

[bird_dog0347]

There is anecdotal evidence such as what you're presenting and then there is reality.

You know he's a Dr. right?