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π™‚π™Šπ™Šπ˜Ώ π˜Ύπ™„π™π™„π™•π™€π™‰'s avatar

All lives matter. Anti-vaxxers. Russians. Who will it be next year? Next month? Manufacturing enemies worthy of inhumane treatment is easy with information control and psychological warfare. The masses move as one where and how they're told.

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Oregonian's avatar

It is shocking to me that any doctor would refuse to treat a human being in need of medical care. How they can be so confused as to the very purpose and ethic of their profession? And the hypocrisy- when the USA was invading Iraq, (Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Syria) did they refuse to treat Americans? These people have so much education, but neither intelligence, humanity, nor a soul.

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KB's avatar

$$$ from pharma....corruption from OBAMA'S OBAMACARE...totally designed to destroy the medical/insurance industry and turn it into a Nanny State and get ppl addicted to insurance and medical and give away your personal decision making capacity. TO TURN THE MASSES INTO VICTIMS! OBAMA Fuk**ed the nation and the world with his bullshit entitlement spew of hatred and lack of self-control and lack of God, lawlessness.

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Forbes's avatar

Third party payment, whether govt social welfare or private/employer-paid insurance, means the physician works for the payor, not the patient. This increased greatly under Obamacare in the US, where payment terms for covered procedures/therapies/pharmaceuticals strictly limits patient care by physicians. He who pays the piper calls the tune. As the late PJ O'Rourke once quipped, "If you think healthcare is expensive now, just wait until it's free."

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John Bowman's avatar

The only way to cure medicine, is make it chargeable and insurable only in the same way as a car, to cover cost of emergency and high cost, rare events, not to pay for new wiper blades or an oil change.

The truth is hardly anyone dies for lack of medical care.

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Ann Marie's avatar

A greater truth never written. One session of evening television; I decided to keep count, 18, EIGHTEEN ADS for Rx medications urging me to "go to the phone now and ask your doctor for _______ (fill in the blank). At one time long ago and far away, the DOCTOR decided the Rx and gave it to you, now YOU are urged to call the doctor and tell him, her, what to prescribe to you ! ? Never even heard of many of the "conditions" some of the drugs treat, but, after hearing the possible side effects of all of them, it really makes you wonder why someone would want it ? Why take something for digestive problems that says: possible side effects include (but are not limited to) DIGESTIVE upset (!) , headache, diarrhea, kidney disease, and a rare, but possible, brain cancer ! Does anyone LISTEN to the long list of the "side effects" of medications before taking them for conditions that may be uncomfortable, or inconvenient, but are not debilitating or life threatening ?

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Forbes's avatar

The Pfizer listing of hundreds (I've heard the number 1,000) of side-effects from the jab, they wanted classified from prying eyes for decades, just released this week under court order...

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Ann Marie's avatar

Yes, just heard about that today ! Mind boggling, and everyone is asking, will ANYONE be called to task on this, made to pay for all the death and damage, and permanent damage to children and families emotionally ?

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John Bowman's avatar

You are shocked? Doctors all over the World lined up to be complicit in the coerced or forced treatment with an experimental gene therapy agent? They are mostly a venal corrupt lot.

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Kim G's avatar

Yes, even wounded POWs from the other side deserve and get medical treatment. It's amazing this statement got any farther than the nutcase who thought it up. Obviously it had to go through various people, and likely a committee, and only after the uproar they figured it out?

These people act as if somehow the Russians can just vote Putin out in the next free election.

Beyond stupid.

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John Bowman's avatar

Yes I was thinking that. In both wars both sides treated enemy wounded, without favour… in later wars too. Personally I think any doctor who thinks like this should nit be allowed to practice medicine if they’re personal prejudices determine whom they will/will not treat.

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rick's avatar

Some doctors in the United States will refuse to treat patients that do not insurance. I had a doctor refuse to see me unless I paid in advance.

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

It makes me think of the lemmings, who at certain times all run into the water and drown

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Paula's avatar

Unfortunately these doctors and their ilk are not so courteous. They need a push.

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SaHiB's avatar

Disney "White Wilderness" myth. Please don't.

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Paul Ashley's avatar

Who will it be next? People who drive combustion engine vehicles?

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KB's avatar

and believe in God and life

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KB's avatar

I grew up with a stepfather who freaked out if anyone had joy or sang or showed any happiness. Satan works stealthily through ppl who allow his bullshit ideas

IT'S THE CONTROL THAT YOU SEE TODAY...IN CANADA...IN THE BS COVID AGENDA. Jesus never controlled...He helped ppl get in touch with their hearts, to reconnect with their spirit that Satanic ppl caused them to lose touch with, their true identities. All of this chaos and lies that you see are ppl who got disconnected from their true selves, causing self-hatred and spewing it on everyone around them! Stop the madness if you fit that description and turn back to God.

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Paula's avatar

I'm sorry you went through that.

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Steve Jordan's avatar

Yes.

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Eric Novak's avatar

Q: What’s the difference between a German and a shopping cart? A: A shopping cart has a mind of its own.

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Jim's avatar

#NoLivesMatter - Cuthulu for President, 2024

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John Bowman's avatar

Eugenics is alive and well. Russians do not count as part of Aryan Race which is why the Germans treated them so badly along with the Jews, Romani, Slavs during WWII. There are very deep, centuries old hatreds in Continental Europe that Americans in particular just don’t understand, and which is why Ukraine, which is a midden of ethnic hatred and tensions, is not the pure, virtuous, homogenous Body Politic they imagine.

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Dr Zeff's avatar

This is a fundamental violation of the Geneva Conventions and of the Hippocratic Oath, which some of us still take seriously. A physician is ethically obligated to treat any patient who needs care, regardless of the religion, ethnicity, political views, etc. They are all human and deserving of impartial and compassionate medical care.

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Gerry Collatz's avatar

True story.

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rick's avatar

But, no ethically obligation if the patient doesn't have money.

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Dr Zeff's avatar

I disagree, though perhaps your comment was meant sardonically. I believe a physician is obligated to treat the sick regardless of their ability to pay, but that is not discussed in the Oath of Hippocrates not the Geneva Conventions.

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carol ann's avatar

In the bad old days, most doctors did treat anyone who came to them. Sometimes they would be paid in kind (produce and the like) and bills would go unpaid for years.

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Dr Zeff's avatar

Some of us are still like that.

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carol ann's avatar

What's your number?

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rick's avatar

I have had a doctor refuse to see me unless I paid in advance.

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God Bless America's avatar

Thank you Doctor Zeff πŸ‘πŸ½ … why in the world would any doctor say things like this?! Money? Power? Virtue signaling? Idiocy? All of the above? πŸ€¦πŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ€¦πŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ€¦πŸ½β€β™€οΈ

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Von Der Leyen wanted to omit the Nurnberg Protocols remember. If she has her say Europe will become one nazi country

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Padrespeaks's avatar

when professionals act like children, all trust in their professional ability goes out the window

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Argos's avatar

Worse than children.

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Timothy Sullivan's avatar

if i were russian or belarusian, you couldn't pay me to go to one of those clowns for medical treatment. imagine putting your life in the hands of a childish anaesthesiologist who carries a grudge and is unable to think critically.

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Irena's avatar

I'm neither Russian nor Belorussian, but you couldn't pay me to go to one of those clowns. Who knows what grudge they might have against me (actually, we can guess: I'm uninjected, so there's your - or rather, their - cause for grudge), and just how they might go about "teaching me a lesson" (assuming I survive their lesson).

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Kerry Davie's avatar

Very good point. These are people who are over educated for their intelligence.

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GT's avatar

That's what a German doctor would say back in 1942 about jews

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Argos's avatar

You have to wonder, are they still teaching the history of The Holocaust in German schools?

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Gerry Collatz's avatar

I am not so sure about this, not at all. Auschwitz had a modern hospital with several operating rooms, the most modern medical equipment and a huge maternity ward, in which over 3000 Jewish babies were born and nurtured; in case of extremely difficult cases, doctors from BerlinΒ΄s CharitΓ© were dispatched. Inform yourself, instead of mindlessly repeating malicious allied anti-German atrocity propaganda. Now, present-day Israel celebrates Dr.Goldstein, who refused to treat Palestinian patients and murdered more than 35 of them in a Mosque - he is A HERO!

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arthur brogard's avatar

Please provide links where one can learn more about this completely unreported fact, if it is a fact.. ?

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GT's avatar

I wasn't alive at the time so I can only repeat what I've read in history books and seen on documentaries. Maybe they were skewed but then keeping people in concentration camps seem suspicious (and doesn't somehow radiates confidence these people were well taken care of - maybe Mengele was taking care of his patients so it doesn't ruin the results for his experiments?)

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Considering medical error is the third leading cause of death (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27143499/), perhaps these virtue-signaling Hippocritical Oathers are doing the presently defined enemy (unvaxxed, Russians, Belarusians, et al) a favor. In any case, they've made it easier for us to identify the frauds.

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arthur brogard's avatar

Yep. Estimated (has to be estimated because there's no code for 'medical error' in the reports) at over 200,000 p.a. in the USA. Makes you wonder a bit when you compare that with their touted 800,000 covid deaths. Which, we know, comprise many thousands of 'with covid not OF covid' and many thousands completely without covid. And comprise many thousands denied early treatment that would have saved them. And comprise many thousands given the wrong treatment (medical error again). And comprise many thousands kinda deliberately killed by that 'send them away from the hospitals into hospices' thing.

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Yep, I’ve argued it would be zero deaths *from* COVID if we’d followed the public health policy I outlined in β€œA Very Boring Story About What Could Have Been in Under 200 Words” (at the end of this piece: https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/early-blooming-parentheses-a-very). No hospicide (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-governor-ron-desantis), no democide by injection (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-a-governing-body), no masking (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-the-oregon-health-authority), and widely available early treatment protocols (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-a-scientifically-minded) = no excess deaths.

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arthur brogard's avatar

Hey... haven't followed your links, looked at the stuff yet but it sure looks great. Thanks for that. I'm looking forward to reading it all.

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Dhammafarer's avatar

For german speaking fellows: Prof. Reuther

Heilung Nebensache - Die Irrungen der Medizin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBPK1SaKowk

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ChickIsFearless's avatar

Shut up and practice medicine- is my advice- and I am a physician. I am utterly disgusted with my peers.

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God Bless America's avatar

And I am utterly disgusted with my fellow nurses who go along with all of this πŸ’©πŸ’©πŸ’©β€¦ When did professionalism, compassion and critical thinking leave the building??!

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Thank you for being a real doctor

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Silva's avatar

I wonder if these doctors understand that Putin is an autocrat who doesn't take a poll of all Russian citizens before he acts.

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z28.310's avatar

Sounds like most western regimes these days. Representative government is being dismantled for endless emergencies.

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Gerry Collatz's avatar

You mean like all western heads of state? The ONLY head of state who was ever committed to pebescites was the ¨evil one¨, who ruled over Germany and received wholehearted approval by the vast majority . I am always shocked at the utter, willful ignorance of today´s Germans.

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rick's avatar

Polls indicate that Putin is very popular in Russia and Russians overwhelming support the Russian military operation in the Ukraine.

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Silva's avatar

Polls indicate a lot of things. Does that make them true? They can just as easily be used to spread propaganda as to measure its effect. But even if we stipulate to their accuracy, were the Russians polled the ones that would be seeking medical care in Germany? Presumably, the ones happiest with the way things are going in Russia would have a reason to be in Russia, not Germany.

Opinions about something are not the same as having any control, though. Would it be worse to discriminate against Russians if polls show they hold the "correct" opinions, which would be that Putin is a bad guy for doing what he's doing? Either way, Putin will do as he wishes.

As Resist the mandates says, are we to base such things as providing medical care on people having the correct opinions about things? What other opinions can be assessed, or should be assessed, to determine a person's fitness for receiving medical care?

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z28.310's avatar

Should polls be used to support the idea of ethnic persecution? Or should we ask each one their feelings on Zelensky and then deny medical care based on that?

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docross's avatar

This is scary. As a Doctor I have always prioritised patients by the degree of urgency of their condition and not on their ethnicity, colour, sex etc. I truly believe these Doctors should be removed from the medical register in Germany.

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docross's avatar

..imagine if they refused to treat people of colour or jews or trans people. How would that go down with the wokesters?

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rick's avatar

No doctor has ever asked me about my citizenship. Do you now have to bring your passport when you go to the hospital?

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jo jergensin's avatar

Well...they do have a nifty QR code passport that just might fit the bill...how lucky for us.

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Cindi's avatar

Why not? Identification colonoscopy is all the rage now, apparently. Until the passport or subcutaneous digital ID systems are mandated & implemented. Then they’ll know β€œEVERYTHING”

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Charlotte's avatar

There appears to be a group of angry folks who keep needing to direct this simmering aggression to another selected group every several months. First (here in the US particularly), it was Trump, then it was lockdown extremists (think staying home, wiping down groceries), then vaccination/mask extremists, now Russia.

What I find particularly interesting is the corporations who go along with this. As someone else on another blog pointed out, those corporations that are freezing out their holdings in Russia (McDonalds, luxury goods, banking), are not only opening new pathways between China and Russia, they are also practically begging Russia to nationalize their assets. That can also be applied to these dunderhead doctors. How many patients come from Russian descent? Honestly, when will this stupidity end?

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Stephanie Jura's avatar

In the US, at least, all of these groups (the unvaxxed, Russians, etc.) are identified with their political enemies: i.e., the right. How many times have the unvaccinated, or those opposed to mandates and lockdowns, been caricatured as dumb MAGA hicks? And then there's Russiagate. Democrats blame Russia for Hillary's loss and regard Trump as a stooge of Putin. I ran into an article the other day from a man delighted that Russians were being booted off various Big Tech platforms, but as I kept reading, it became apparent that the main benefit of this to him was that he no longer would have to read dissenting takes on domestic political issues!

They're not moving their anger from target to target so much as from perceived facet to perceived facet of the same target.

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Dhammafarer's avatar

Scapegoating is hell of a drug!

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Veefor Vendetta's avatar

An apology isn't good enough when we are dealing with people's lives.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, at a minimum, these doctors need to be disciplined by their oversight body. Ideally, they would either be prohibited from practicing medicine for a specified time or they would be stripped of their license all together.

Nothing will change until we hold people like this accountable and send a message to any other zealots who want to discriminate.

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eugyppius's avatar

agreed, at a minimum, they shouldn't be in practice anymore. and they wouldn't be, if it was any other ethnicity / nationality.

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Stephanie Jura's avatar

Agreed. "Oops, sorry, we didn't mean the things we clearly said" shouldn't cut it.

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God Bless America's avatar

Definitely… πŸ”₯

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God Bless America's avatar

Bingo!

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Randall Bachman's avatar

Well, I was going to say 'if I ever found myself in Munich, and in need of anaethesia, I would just drink some good Russian Vodka, and it would be fine'. But I hear that the Vodka maybe unavailable due to sanctions. Not sure I want to use these clown-anthaethesiologists, it may not be as safe. Maybe some Rum? Is that okay in Munich?

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eugyppius's avatar

polish/czech vodka remains option

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Charlotte's avatar

Smirnoff is not only made in US by they British company Diageo, its recipe was developed by his son Vladimir who escaped Russia during the October Revolution. So it's the original "anti-Russia" vodka. But don't tell that to the extremists - just try to get it for free :)

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z28.310's avatar

Jordan Peterson warned for the past few years about how the worst atrocities throughout history are based on the concept of collective guilt. For anyone not plugged into the media's programming, it feels like we are witness to a horrible monster reemerging from the depths.

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Miles's avatar

'And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?' Something very nasty is on its way.

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Abner Knight's avatar

Anything that keeps German doctors away from gas can't be bad.

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eugyppius's avatar

LOL

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SCA's avatar

There was a quite remarkable documentary some years ago called "Precious Life" about a Palestinian child being cared for in an Israeli hospital. At one point the mother stated she hoped her kid would grow up to become a suicide bomber.

She didn't really mean it, of course. She was under enormous stress because of the extremely serious health challenges for her child and the social disapproval in her community that the Jews were treating her kid. She was struggling with the two realities that West Bank Palestinians endure extreme humiliations (and worse) by the Israeli govt., while Jewish doctors and staff were doing everything--with great kindness, compassion and skill--to save her little boy.

Those Munich doctors should be locked in a room and forced to watch that documentary on a loop broken only for occasional feeding and watering until they remember their purpose on Earth.

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