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vote


I have my doubts that you even vote but regardless I want your job protected as well
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First off, it’s not the “white man”


I think it was you who posted that white men did not want those jobs as they were not prestigious & in reality we both know that there is discrimination happening against whites/Asians as has also been pointed out from the Dr in my above posts. There is no secret that it is happening.

Regardless of that pointing out that there is more than likely fraud happening against your fellow Americans is not some sort of bad thing or some sort of racist agenda

I am not saying that there are not other factors that go into this & we should never have anyone coming here to work

I am saying that at a 97% clip in this and what looks like many other hospitals should be looked at for fraud


As I have stated on here recently I have watched jobs disappear and be taken from Americans for quite some time

I had 4 family members lose their job when National Industries loaded up and moved to Mexico for cheaper labor

Have watched it happen most of my life

I have constantly heard BS tropes about how Americans are not this or not that and now it is more of the same. The folks trying to raise awareness and protect those jobs are attacked & ridiculed

Americans won't do those jobs
Americans are not smart enough to do those jobs
Americans won't do those jobs because they are not prestigious enough
Americans are not hard workers
& on and on and on


Y'all are free to call me dumbass racist and whatever else you would like to but at the end of the day I want Americans and their jobs to be protected...including yours
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Anish Koka, MD
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Because the government funds residency training, not US medical students.

The average medical student debt in the U.S. is close to $250k, add in undergrad debt and you’re talking $400k worth of debt for graduating U.S. medical students.

This is a daunting figure for most working class Americans. Take that $17billion we are paying to the health systems that are simultaneous paying for Super Bowl ads and sponsoring baseball nights .. and create a fund for US medical student tuition relief.

Also : Strip all federal funding from any medical school that discriminates against white/asian US citizens, and bar all program directors that have been participating in this illegal racist program from having anything to do with graduate medical education.
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So we are hiring over 97% H-1b and J-1s from third world countries to fill a hospital because it is not prestigious enough for the white man


Can't work manual labor.... has to be prestigious enough.... or whatever else y'all can come up with



:lol: Y'all enjoy your day
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Hateradedrink


& y'all are ok with selling your own country down the river

Congrats
You have exposed frick all except inside your over inflated egotistical head


That is not a valid excuse for abusing a program to take American jobs

Thanks though
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Show me where they are unable to? There are over 200 accredited med schools in the US.



Oh, my sweet summer child…



Always an excuse.....

Americans don't want those dirty manual labor jobs so we need all those foreign workers

Americans aren't smart enough to become Doctors so we need all those foreign workers



Nobody is saying a foreigner can not be a good dr or that we should not have and want good doctors regardless of where they are from.

But to simply look for every excuse when it is shown that there is more than likely a problem with abusing a program is not acceptable

There is nothing wrong with wanting fellow Americans to be protected against people abusing a program to benefit themselves
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are you going to lecture everyone


Nah don't have the time for it, bitch duke
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Hmm… why not let Americans legally study and practice?




You think DEI at all those colleges has any part in this equation?

Strange that the leaders and innovators that have led the way in healthcare and in technology in general for a couple hundred years suddenly can not cut it in those fields so they have to rely on foreign visa programs

fricking clowns :lol:
Cool

Now what does that have to do with 80 of 82 resident spots going to foreign H1-B and J-1 visa workers?