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RE: Straight It Is!

Haven’t you noticed that Socrates’ oath has changed over the years? I wouldn’t count on anyone taking it seriously anymore. Incidentally, I forgot to mention that you’d be better off going to a vet: it’s much cheaper, they can do practically anything, and, what’s more, they haven’t taken any oath, so that makes a difference. Probably not the oath to foist everything from Big Pharma on humanity and, above all, to keep people ill, either. There’s no money to be made from healthy people.

Doctors make an awful lot of mistakes, but they cover for one another, and it’s also true that they have their own court system, run by doctors. The chance of them pillorying one another is nil.

What about students and doctors who rape women en masse? Gynaecologists, including those in training, feature prominently. The ruling in one of these recent cases was that the rapist in question has a bright future ahead of him and that it would be a shame if he were to be punished. And so criminals of this sort get away with their crimes. And then there are also the scandals involving doctors who have hundreds of children running about because they act as sperm donors themselves. No medical assistance is being provided; the number of deaths amongst women is rising, particularly during childbirth or pregnancy, and heart attacks in women are rarely recognised. The Covid jab was also forced upon people; a €10 payment was made for every jab! And even though this is a huge lie, and the case is still pending at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, this vaccine is still being just as cheerfully forced upon people today. These days, everything is classified as a natural death – presumably even the murder of women, as most women are simply murdered at home by someone they know.
Like wldoctorscsay: ‘The operation was a success, though the patient died.’

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All very true, and the worst part is that doctors think they're some kind of superior caste.

In my country, most people want to study medicine for the status it brings. Nothing about vocation or humanity.

Furthermore, I suspect that more than half of the doctors haven't learned anything, because private universities only want to collect tuition fees.

Going to a vet makes more sense; at least it seems to me that they do a more difficult job because their patients don't talk.

Fortunately, nowadays with a little research one can solve some of their health problems with natural options or a change of diet.

It's best not to dwell on it, because it depresses me, hehe.

Enjoy your weekend!

All very true, and the worst part is that doctors think they're some kind of superior caste.

We already dealt with that about 40 years ago or not longer. We see it as just a job like the baker, the housemaid, or the garnish collecter.

I remember I moved to a village in Germany as a teenager, and I found it strange how people behaved and licked the arses of doctors, mayor's and the priests. No way, you will see that with us. No fake kindness included.

If the doctor wastes my time, if I make an appointment and I have to wait for one hour I leave. I have better things to do.

No need to let it depress you. There are still plenty of ways to cure yourself, buy an old medical encyclopedia and a book about herbs and grandmother's tops if it comes to healing. No internet needed.
Positive thinking also cures a lot.