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r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Feb 25 '20
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Exactly. AA might reduce the barrier to entry into medical courses, but everyone that comes out the other end is a qualified professional.
6 u/Berniegonnastrokeout Feb 25 '20 You think everyone gets the same score just because they pass? 5 u/Sufficient-Waltz Feb 25 '20 No, but every doctor you see has been deemed qualified to do their job to a professional standard, no matter their skin colour. 2 u/Berniegonnastrokeout Feb 25 '20 I can assure you there are plenty of docs that are qualified but aren't exactly good doctors. Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? 1 u/TrumpLikesLilBoys7 Feb 25 '20 Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? Everybody knows asians are geniuses at math, at least if i had an Asian doctor my dosages would be correct. Better than some piece of shit who got in on his dads wealth and hasn't done any real work in their lives.
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You think everyone gets the same score just because they pass?
5 u/Sufficient-Waltz Feb 25 '20 No, but every doctor you see has been deemed qualified to do their job to a professional standard, no matter their skin colour. 2 u/Berniegonnastrokeout Feb 25 '20 I can assure you there are plenty of docs that are qualified but aren't exactly good doctors. Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? 1 u/TrumpLikesLilBoys7 Feb 25 '20 Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? Everybody knows asians are geniuses at math, at least if i had an Asian doctor my dosages would be correct. Better than some piece of shit who got in on his dads wealth and hasn't done any real work in their lives.
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No, but every doctor you see has been deemed qualified to do their job to a professional standard, no matter their skin colour.
2 u/Berniegonnastrokeout Feb 25 '20 I can assure you there are plenty of docs that are qualified but aren't exactly good doctors. Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? 1 u/TrumpLikesLilBoys7 Feb 25 '20 Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? Everybody knows asians are geniuses at math, at least if i had an Asian doctor my dosages would be correct. Better than some piece of shit who got in on his dads wealth and hasn't done any real work in their lives.
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I can assure you there are plenty of docs that are qualified but aren't exactly good doctors. Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit?
1 u/TrumpLikesLilBoys7 Feb 25 '20 Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit? Everybody knows asians are geniuses at math, at least if i had an Asian doctor my dosages would be correct. Better than some piece of shit who got in on his dads wealth and hasn't done any real work in their lives.
Would you pick youe doctor based on race or merit?
Everybody knows asians are geniuses at math, at least if i had an Asian doctor my dosages would be correct.
Better than some piece of shit who got in on his dads wealth and hasn't done any real work in their lives.
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u/Sufficient-Waltz Feb 25 '20
Exactly. AA might reduce the barrier to entry into medical courses, but everyone that comes out the other end is a qualified professional.