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In reply to the discussion: I guess I was already having a bad day... [View all]aikoaiko
(34,213 posts)67. I welcome you to explain your metaphor.
Because the way I see it, two professionals with similar codes of ethics and conduct make us neighbors.
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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