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Originally Posted by [MERIT]
No, because they CHOSE to enter into a contract. It wasn't FORCED upon them.
I'm saying that if they CHOOSE to take the oath, they should, by all means, abide by it.
If for some reason they are in a medical practice where they didn't have to swear some kind of oath or enter into some kind of contract [be they a privately owned and operated medical institution], then they can do what they want, within reason.
It's about freedom. Not discrimination. Plain and simple. You can spin it to fit whatever agenda pleases you the most [not you personally TH, people in general], but that doesn't change what it is.
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You said doctor. EVERY DOCTOR has to swear to, and abide by, the H.O. So maybe you're trying to backpedal or move the goalposts here, but it won't work. If you mean doctor, as you said, then there is no middle ground: it's black and white. If you're a doctor, you are bound to treat your patients under the oath which you freely (were not forced to) swore to. That simple, really.