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In fairness, he said he will be “gone” very soon not “dead.”
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Here's a good story about the current medical care in the US.

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The NP checks him out

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I'm not sure why the NP thought

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Heady move going to the passenger side to shoot so his family wouldn't be in the line of fire.

What is that saying about playing stupid games again?
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None. They won't be smelling drugs coming from my house.

…until one says they do. And then how are you going to prove that wrong? To act like there has never been a cop that lied about smelling something bc it is one thing impossible to prove even with cameras everywhere now is so naive.

This is why civil rights are important. The fact there are Americas who think like you would be embarrassing if it weren’t so sad.
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This search shouldn't be illegal. They clearly smelled drugs, and were obviously correct that they smelled them.

Again, if there is probable cause that there are drugs, you obtain a search warrant. Smell doesn’t equal exigency.
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What exactly is probable cause to search for drugs if the smell of drugs isn't probable cause? This strikes me as raising the bar of "probable cause" so high as to make investigating this crime impossible.

If you have probable cause to search a home, you get a warrant. Absent that, consent, or exigency….you don’t get to just search homes.

Thank God for the 4th amendment.
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If they can search a car due to the smell of fresh weed during a traffic stop, why not allow them to do it at a house?

Because the car is not your castle. Dumbass.
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Only in a league as entitled and arrogant as the NBA could you have a mf making damn near $60 million a year who still has the balls to bitch about being underpaid.

You know its possible to even make 100 million a year and still be underpaid? You sound jelly....and poor.
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It’s not that players can’t physically do it, it’s that teams want them at their best for the playoffs. Some teams started doing it to gain an edge. Then all teams started doing it to not get left behind and they keep doing it because everyone else is and they don’t want to be at a disadvantage.

It makes the regular season a shite product. But then you have teams like Minnesota who look scary now that they are locked in (even with the injuries).
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The superstars are probably underpaid when it comes to their value to their franchise and the leauge. This only applies to a handful of players.

And Steph is unequivocally in that handful.
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lol these people are unserious clowns

Found someone who doesn't understand economics :lol:
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Their ridiculous salaries are based, in part, on revenue sharing, so I don't know what exactly he should be complain about when he's worth almost half a billion dollars.

If there weren't an artificial cap on what these employees could make, he would be making much more. Hence, he is 100% correct that he had been underpaid most of his career.
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I can answer that one. OMMG is unpopular with a segment of the board's Conservatives. They're not downvoting the point he made. They could not care less about that. They're downvoting him.

Let them DV away—it only boosts my confidence.

This place is much different than back when I first joined. You’re one of the handful still around who is always good for some constructive dialogue :cheers:
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I think that is also the perception of the general public and it's not hard to imagine that the Dems will bring this up in her confirmation process. Whether or not they succeed in derailing her remains to be seen.

Correct. It’s just such low hanging fruit. As NC pointed out, most people don’t end up at Caribbean med schools by choice, but by necessity. And I think most of the general public who knows nothing about the particularities of medical education still know enough to (accurately) equate Caribbean med school = lesser than. Hell, if I got a dollar for every time I got accused by some simpleton on here of going to a Caribbean med school, I’d retire in a couple years :lol:
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Why do i have a feeling you want me to step barefoot onto a steaming cow patty.

:lol: You know me too well :cheers:
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I’m wondering if her medical school will be ammunition to use against her

It will be, even if one wants to argue it’s inconsequential due to what she achieved post med school. There is no doubt that in terms of overall quality, Caribbean med schools are not the same standard as US allopathic institutions.
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The "pedigree" a patient should be interested in is the residency and/or fellowship most closely tied to the MD's practice. Odd as it sounds, a pedigree med school is almost inconsequential by comparison. The value of the Med School pedigree is the inside track it provides to postgrad training programs for the doctor.

Yep, it’s rising up the pyramid.

Which high school you go to only matters until college, which only matters until med school, which only matters until residency, which only matters until fellowship.
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Trump's Surgeon General nominee has a B.A.

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Unimportant

NC, I learned last week that the majority of this board has a fundamental misunderstanding of BA vs BS.
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Someone explain this SCOTUS thing like I’m 12

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I have a feeling most of them don’t even have a clue what the decision means

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I guess we don't have freedom of speech then. Calling for the President to be killed is a federal crime.


Correct, and thus not protected.

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With respect to government actors, it absolutely safeguards against retaliation for protected speech.
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I think you mean to make the argument that Freedom of Speech isn’t synonymous with Freedom From Consequences.

Of course it is, w/respect to the government.

If you are not free from govt retaliation, then you don't have freedom of speech.