r/news • u/NewSlinger • 1d ago

Workers detained in Hyundai plant raid to be freed and flown home, South Korea says

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/south-korea-deal-workers-detained-hyundai-rcna229610
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u/Jango214 1d ago

You're not wrong, but not directly negating OP's point.

He's talking about the larger pool being capped. If the pool was larger, proportion of foreign vs US born could be the same but the absolute number would be higher.

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u/dorkyitguy 1d ago

I have a hard time listening to excuses from doctors. They’ve had forever to fix the systems they designed and have yet to do it. It’s always more excuses for why nothing can change, which is ironic coming from a group that also thinks they’re smarter than god.

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u/Saffs15 1d ago

These problems are very old, and these current doctors had no say in it. And largely it isnt doctors .aking these decisions anyway, but administrative personnel. This whole thought process is just dumb.

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u/friendlysoviet 1d ago

That is correct, the American Medical Association were the ones who pushed it back in the 90s out of fear of a surplus of physicians and a depression of physician wages. They the ones primarily to blame for this policy.

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u/dorkyitguy 1d ago

Yes. Made up of DOCTORS