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In reply to the discussion: I guess I was already having a bad day... [View all]DawgHouse
(4,019 posts)19. Well, he DID bring it up and you hit him with facts.
Good for you! I left a dentist years ago because he insisted on having Faux News on in his waiting room. The final straw was when I asked the receptionist (I was the only person in the waiting area) if she could change the channel and she said, "No, we're not allowed to change it from Faux News."
So bye bye!
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Ringing, righteous indignation. And, if you lose him as a patient, good riddance.
Surya Gayatri
Jun 2015
#7
Good for you PC. You certainly can tell the fox "newsers" from the rest....n/t
monmouth4
Jun 2015
#11
"he hears that I have MSNBC on in my private office" < That is a strategy, and a giveaway.
jtuck004
Jun 2015
#37
k and r and good for you. there is no need to keep silent when ignorance and hate is being
niyad
Jun 2015
#45
Well, I'll say it. As a professional in another profession, I wouldn't do what you did.
aikoaiko
Jun 2015
#52
Always someone more worried about the fire in their Master's house than their neighbors. n/t
jtuck004
Jun 2015
#65
A professional can find creative ways to address bigotry if they think respecting people is
jtuck004
Jun 2015
#69
professional and following codes of ethics/conduct are really separate from issues of profits.
aikoaiko
Jun 2015
#88
When one accepts a patient you do not give up your duty to respect your neighbors.
jtuck004
Jun 2015
#92
I'd be interested to see a professional organization's code of ethics and conduct that says that.
aikoaiko
Jun 2015
#94
"is not in the codes of ethics and conduct that I've seen." < Because they are more interested in
jtuck004
Jun 2015
#105
Did you ever see "A Few Good Men"? One of the Marines says everything they need
jtuck004
Jun 2015
#106
It is possible to present facts in a respectful way, being professional while doing so.
uppityperson
Jun 2015
#68
iMO, Professionals stick to the duties within their profession while with a patient.
aikoaiko
Jun 2015
#71
Kicked and recommended! Oh, they're Nazis. Most of them are just useful idiots at this point.
Enthusiast
Jun 2015
#63
To not treat the guy would have put you in the same category as the florist who refused
tularetom
Jun 2015
#77
weneed to STOP being the silent MAJORITY they claimed they were. i am a FIRE-BREATHING democrat.
pansypoo53219
Jun 2015
#83
I am only a bit older than PCI. In my family, to say someone was bright &articulate was high praise
Hekate
Jun 2015
#93
He's god-damned lucky you didn't go all Marathon Man on his ass :) It was good
KingCharlemagne
Jun 2015
#86
There comes a time...and this was it for you. I think you too led it very well. nt
Hekate
Jun 2015
#95
K&R. The NAZIs rely on the fact that most of us are to polite to talk back to them when they
JDPriestly
Jun 2015
#99