re: 340 incoming medical students stage walk out on pro-life keynote speaker

God damn 340 is a massive amount of students per class.

It's not even about that.

It's about the current mindset coming from the progressive left that if you hold even one single opinion that is outside of the approved narrative, you have no value and should be cancelled, shunned, removed, etc.

I'd love to sit down and listen to Noam Chomsky discuss linguistics, even though I am against everything he stands for politically.

But then again, I'm a rational adult, not a spoiled child who thinks anyone who thinks differently than them, on *anything*, should be destroyed.

Takes years for this culture of death to ingrain itself in the minds of these people.

Let'um go. They will reap what they sow.

Choose life.

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Collier’s speech was not political at all, nor was it planned to be. She did not talk about abortion or praise the overturning of Roe v. Wade. She simply gave advice to the students before they entered their profession.

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She didn't even discuss abortion. These snowflakes ...

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Did not they say white coat ceremony?

That is all the med students together at the beginning of the year… they will later specialize and become residents in different fields and spend a few more years in those.. like.

This would be like the entire freshman class of the med school university …

When making fun of others you should be cautious to not expose your lack of understanding.

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crazy4lsu might just know a bit about med school.

We had no one else at our white coat ceremony but 1st year med students.


Sorta like the freshman class of the medical school????

What the hell are you talking about?

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I’ve got a few family members who are doctors, and when they were going through med school I’d hang out with them and the others in their class. My perception was basically half of them were arrogant spoiled kids who never really worked or had an idea of what the world was remotely like. All they wanted to do is show everyone how much smarter/better they were. The other half were absolutely awesome. Nice, fun, and caring people. There was no middle ground either they sucked all the time, or were great all the time.

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Most of my class was pretty decent people. Maybe 1/10 are people I wouldn’t want to chill and have a beer with. A lot of people in Med school come from money so maybe that warps your perception a bit.

shite like this is why “top tier” schools no longer are so.

They bring in PC idiots who can bark like trained seals to the right bullshite rather than bringing in qualified people who have any critical thinking skills.