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4. What about that oath they take?

Sat Jun 18, 2022, 12:38 PM

Jun 2022

But then, that also requires ethics. If I had a medical practice, I would hang out a sign: I’m a democrat, I treat all equally.

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McMaster will sign bill allowing medical providers to deny care based on beliefs [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jun 2022 OP

Then MD's should then have to identify what procedures they won't do... TheRealNorth Jun 2022 #1

Have them put up a big sign on the door of their clinic Ocelot II Jun 2022 #2

Their LICENSE should make this official, and announce: elleng Jun 2022 #3

What about that oath they take? LogicFirst Jun 2022 #4

They don't abide by it without the law ReluctanceTango Jun 2022 #7

It's more likely to be discrimination against women and LGBTs ReluctanceTango Jun 2022 #8

I knew there was a reason I'd never set foot in South Carolina ReluctanceTango Jun 2022 #6

it is against my conscience to serve anyone who is a republican anti stupid Jun 2022 #11