B_VinylBoy
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I have to call Bullshit on this whole post.First off,what do you know about the military?did you read an article or something?you are confusing medics with highly trained surgeons who learned their skills in a war zone.In peace time they honed their skills in some of the most critical Er's in this country.I would jump at the chance to have one of these surgeons work on me over some third world "doctor" any day.
As far as Viet Nam vets, I've walked the walk,You would have probably shit yourself and cried for your mommy.
You're about 5 days too late, Wilbur...
And besides, since I'm openly gay and highly opinionated, I wouldn't be welcome in the Military anyhow. I'm not the type to just shut up and always go with the program. I ask questions. I don't just blindly follow the team. I don't agree with putting my life on the line for a cause that I don't either understand or completely agree with. So whether or not I could handle myself in a war zone is irrelevant, however, thank you for even trying to judge my abilities based on a Political post on a penis site.
Besides, I already stated (5 days ago) that I was joking to some degree. I supposed you didn't read that, so here's a link to that post again: http://www.lpsg.org/139900-senate-healthcare-bill-3.html#post2219365
Again, someone proposed having returning Military troops to help out with our Health Care problems. My main issue is whether or not they would be the ones suitable for the job. Upon discussing this with someone else who didn't seem to think I would shit my pants at the sight of a gun (which BTW, I've been at the wrong end of one... twice), I've learned that most troops are trained on a level to be on par with a Paramedic. That's good to know because these talents can be used on a basic, everyday level for things such as regular physicals and basic emergency treatments. But even with this knowledge, there are still many procedures and medical conditions I can think of that I would rather have a better trained physician on hand. Just because you were on the front lines of Vietnam or even Iraq doesn't automatically make you the best of person to determine treatment for a cancer patient, or the one to turn to when it pertains to long term HIV care.
Stick to the issue, and let's not make this an attack on my personal abilities all because you found it necessary to fight a war and I didn't. ESPECIALLY since the war you're sourcing I wasn't even born to witness.