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Doctors shouldn't be allowed to practice if their 'religious beliefs' interfere with them performing their job of providing healthcare.
Ultimately, this is the kind of thing that informs me on the idea that unity/cooperation between extreme ideologies is a dead idea. We are literally seeing doctors declaring that their religion is more important than their oath as doctors when it comes to helping certain people, and they are being defended for it.
So I don't understand how they can hide behind religion to try and justify their own bigotry against the Trans community.
Doctors shouldn't be allowed to practice if their 'religious beliefs' interfere with them performing their job of providing healthcare.
Why the fuck do these people even have authority? I guess the right to force their beliefs on others is more important than letting people live happy and free.
Which is ironic because that's the shit they accuse others of doing.
Man the replies to the tweet about this are fucked up.
https://twitter.com/AP/status/815326638430887936
Why even be a doctor in the first place? The patient is always first no matter what belief the person has.
"God made you male and God doesn't make mistakes." etc. etc.
The doctor should suck it up and do their fucking jobI don't t think I'd want a doctor who was forced to treat me if they didn't want to anyway...
This shit is why I fear White Christians more than anyone else right now.
In america its definitely the white Christians.Yep. Trans people don't experience a loss of access to adequate health care because of extremist Muslims, it's because of white Christians.
In america its definitely the white Christians.
"Treat your neighbor as yourself.".Sorry, I meant to clarify on the 'in America' thing.
Yep. Trans people don't experience a loss of access to adequate health care because of extremist Muslims, it's because of white Christians.
We're on our way to a Christian theocracy.
To be fair, I don't really know how accepting Islamic countries are of trans people. One case study from Turkey, which is fairly secular, found that only 40% of the 47 family members interviewed "accepted the transgendered identity and approved the sex reassignment surgery as a final step." Iran supposedly still executes people for sodomy, and the more religious parts of the Middle East seem pretty concerned about behavior that deviates from gender norms. Obviously, there's little basis for American Muslims to do anything to trans people; they don't have nearly the power or numbers here that white Christians do.
In short, I'mma split hairs and say it's not "White Christians are shittier people," but that "people who are rigidly attached to patriarchy are shittier people."
what about the Hippocratic oath?
Yep. Trans people don't experience a loss of access to adequate health care because of extremist Muslims, it's because of white Christians.
I was more talking about how Trump talked about how Muslims posed a threat to the LGBT community, when all the news is of their oppressors being white Christians.
We're on our way to a Christian theocracy.
More like a Christian Theoligarchy