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Yes, truly despicable, personally I forgo a paycheque for the honour of working for the wealthy for free. These doctors and nurses have some gall as members of
by fleitz 13y ago
Yes, truly despicable, personally I forgo a paycheque for the honour of working for the wealthy for free.
These doctors and nurses have some gall as members of the working class to consider acting like those they serve. Who do they think they are? Millionaires?
- antonius 13y agoOne of her doctors tapped her for more than $1 million in loans that he would never repay. Because that sure is working for free right?
- mikeash 13y agoThere is a vast gulf that exists between working for free and blatantly defrauding your patients. Most of humanity lives within that gulf. From your tone, I suspect you may not.
- fleitz 13y agoFrom the sounds of the article everything they did was legal... Just as her father buying his senate seat was... Just as the various ways in which Montana copper mine strikes were dealt with, just as the way Montana came to become a state. I suspect you may be uncomfortable with the moral foundations of US law and how that country and its wealth came to be as well as the legal means by which one may acquire wealth in the United States.
- pstuart 13y agoJust because it was legal doesn't make it moral.
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- mikeash 13y agoReally? Fraud is simply lying for gain. I see a ton of that in the article. Maybe it hasn't been prosecuted, but that doesn't make it legal.
- prawn 13y agoYou're speaking of her father's indiscretions, not hers.
- fleitz 13y agoAhh yes, the "I didn't know this stereo i got for free was stolen execuse"