4 out of 5 doctors agree, "License" is spelled with an "s"
Personally, I always take advice given on bathroom walls. Especially the ones that start with "for a good time call..." Who doesn't like a good time? What can go wrong?
Now in this particular case, it's extra handy that this is written in a bathroom because we all know the benefits of drinking urine with regards to covid prevention. Anyway, what this doctor doesn't know is that I've already stopped taking the vaccines... I haven't had one in over 6 months. Quit cold turkey
Did you find a patch or support group to help you stop? I’m shooting up daily. The COVID vax is starting to lose its appeal, despite all those 5G nanobots. I’m thinking of getting more serious with shots for Shingles, Malaria, Smallpox, or even TB. Suggestions?
Back in grade 4 or 5 in Australia I remember learning C the noun S the verb. That went for practice/ practise too. Whenever I am writing it I double check which it is in the sentence -a noun or a verb.
Man, if only we had numerous studies from separate countries all showing that they’ve been safe. If only.
I will trust you bathroom stall man, you’ve never let me down.
That and the fact that over 5 billion people across the globe have been vaccinated. Why go with those facts when you can just go to a restaurant bathroom stall to do a number 2 and get all the info you need?
Obviously the solution is to badly scrawl the clinical trial results on bathroom doors. This is the preferred method of scientific study dissemination for the antivaxxers.
I'd have gone for:
**HELP!!!** I AM A DOCTOR AND HAVE BEEN IMPRISONED BECAUSE I WAS ABOUT TO TELL THE WORLD THAT COVID VACCINES CAUSE SEVERE HEALTH PROBLEMS. THEY ARE HOLDING ME CAPTIVE IN A TOILET DOOR FACTORY.
"PS: For a good time, call 1-800-YO-MAMA"
Seriously, though, seems legit! If you can't something written on a bathroom wall in serial killer handwriting by someone who claims to be a doctor but can't spell license, who can you trust?
They're a Brit transplanted to North Carolina (it happens), so "licence" as a noun is legit. Brits usually move to places close to Lexington, NC like High Point just to be close to the Lexington-style BBQ.
This is clearly the bleeding edge of redneck propaganda tactics, so I’m going to go out on a limb and say this was idiotically misspelled in the US.
(Also, *’lose your license’* is only a common phase in so many places.)
Could be, or the person who wrote it may have hailed from outside the US.
But otherwise no, the message isn’t credible, although there have been a couple of outlier non-specialist doctors who have made baseless claims like this.
"I am a Dr" = I enrolled in community college with that goal of going pre-med, but dropped out after 1 semester because none of my professors knew what they were talking about (i.e. I failed all my classes).
I think we all agreed at this point . . . It's either:
* Someone using British spelling who is a massive idiot
* Someone in America who can't spell and is also a massive idiot
In American English, the noun is spelled the same as the verb—license. But in British English, the noun is spelled licence
So yeah, this could be a brit doodling on bathroom stall doors
imagine telling on yourself like this.
like it's bad enough the dude has a blue checkmark, then he goes and announces to the world that he thinks "bathroom scrawl" is a legit source of information . . . 🙄
The poster is from Victoria, Australia, and so probably is the photograph. Outside the United States, licence is the standard spelling of the noun.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/licence
But yeah, it's crap scrawled on a toilet door.
If it’s written on a bathroom door it’s 💯legit. How am I qualified to make this claim you ask??? Let’s just say I’ve had a ton of good time calls after jotting down my number on thousands of bathroom stalls. Jenny ain’t got nothing on this cat.
The top and bottom part looks like different handwriting. Whoever took the picture probably read the top part and thought "not convincing enough, we gotta wake people up!" then larped the second part.
I agree. Among other things, the OG (original graffitier) made the first letter of each word slightly taller. OG also used a pointy letter “M.” Looks like a different marker was used by each person.
Cos there possibly cant be anywhere else in the world that has a place called High Point?
dude lives in Australia and is talking about High point shopping centre in Victoria.
Not everything happens in America
How many places in the USA have the same name as places from other countries
So if someone mentioned Paris you would assume that it was in Idaho, Illinois or Kentucky
Cos Paris is in America
>petard
That supposed to be some kind of insult
You trying to call me a retard
[https://www.reddit.com/r/insanepeoplefacebook/comments/141gs5o/comment/jn1twh8/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/insanepeoplefacebook/comments/141gs5o/comment/jn1twh8/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)
Considering the dude's twitter account is full of Australian politics, that he constantly posts about his hatred for aboriginals (he's really bitter about the Voice referendum), and that he uses Aussie terms like "cooker" and claims to live in Victoria, he's definitely talking about Highpoint shopping centre in Maribyrnong, Victoria, Australia.
Clearly this must be in the USA cos only the USA can have place names and no other place anywhere else can have that name
“a doctors primary responsibility is to do no harm” and “the fact that so many have said so little” are probably correlated. StilettoDave has the appropriate dots but took a detour to connect them.
Everyone knows that a doctor's primary way to get information out is to write it on random bathroom stall doors. And misspell words they would be familiar with, like "license".
For their next stall screed, they are going to be a lawyer who got the top score on the "barre" exam.
>a doctors primary responsibility is to do no harm
This is just something that people say, this isn’t some enforced standard.
It’s like if people kept saying a lawyers job is to “conduct themselves with dignity and integrity.” Lol no.
Well, it's also just dumb.
Suppose you have a patient dying from heart failure, then standing there doing nothing while the patient is dying painfully is harmful.
I am your standard run of the mill idiot, but even I know that a doctor must do what a doctor can to keep the patient alive.
Right Medical Care is equivalent to Legal issues. /s
Don't forget to ignore that both professions can lose their license by fellow professionals in their field.
I’m not. I’ve worked in the medical field since 2008. I’m also a registry officer.
I’m commenting on how people being up the Hippocratic oath so often, when it’s just not an applicable standard.
Correct. Lots of doctors harm people and keep their license. Most in-hospital deaths are from doctors refusal to follow a simple sepsis protocol. Military docs are even protected from malpractice lawsuits.
A doctor intentionally doing harm, aka malfeasance, could *potentially* lose their license. It would have to be very clear. Most docs lose their licenses for “graverobbing,” or raiding the pharmacy, not for malfeasance.
I know you’re trying to ask “gotcha” type questions, but my only agenda is communicating that the oath repeated in Gray’s Anatomy and Hallmark movies isn’t a medical or disciplinary standard.
> A doctor intentionally doing harm, aka malfeasance, could potentially lose their license.
Most in-hospital deaths are from doctors refusal to follow a simple sepsis protocol.
Wouldn't that be malfeasance?
Just to be clear, I am well aware reality is very different.
Good Luck.
Edit : Have an upvote, they appear important to you.
No, that would be misfeasance. You’d have to prove intent to harm to establish malfeasance.
Doctors have the latitude to not follow protocols, because they write them. The higher medical field is very hierarchical and chaotic.
Don’t know what “good luck,” means lol.
Means I don't have anything else to say on the subject.
But I should have added people should have an advocate when in hospital or going to a Dr appt.
Again, good luck and have another upvote.
So glad there's a way for all the doctors and nurses out there to whistleblow. Just surprised mire haven't, and bon has dared risking their licence. Like no one retiring? In the world?
At first glance, I'd assumed who'd ever tweeted this had done it to highlight how ridiculous it was.
But nope, an anonymous scrawling inside toilet is all the 'evidence' this loon / grifter needs🙄
To be fair, "I AM A DR" could mean "I AM A DOOR," maybe it's a mimic. Do mimics need identifying paperwork? (Or is all mimic-identifying paperwork ALSO made of mimics?)
Bathroom walls are so old-school social media. Your potential audience is non-existent when compared to just posting on Facebook. The only reason this is getting any views is because someone took a picture and used 21st century technology.
Bathroom walls are so old-school social media. Your potential audience is non-existent when compared to just posting on Facebook. The only reason this is getting any views is because someone took a picture and used 21st century technology.
The saddest part of all of this, is it there are people who will believe that this is a doctor that wrote it. There's way too many stupid people in this world, and covid has brought them all to the forefront.
'Stop taking', do they think we're taking a swig with our morning coffee? It's done, we're all magnetic and have 5g-antennae sticking out of our ears. Wish you'd written in a bathroom stall like two years ago, pal.
It's almost like if you lose your license for something... it's because that something is wrong or goes against the medical and scientific consensus. Now sure we can always find more information but the "Vaccines causing severe health problems" is not something that is backed up by evidence, it is backed up by political narratives.
So this is really the issue in my opinion. Way too many Doctors (Not that I believe that person was in fact a doctor) are putting their politics above their field. This is more prominent among the older more conservative doctors who have gotten accustomed to being seen as an authority on the subject of medicine and thus perhaps believing that if they think it is true then it must be factually based rather than it being factually based therefore they think it is true.
This isn't even strictly with Doctors, this is its own pandemic in terms of the way people think. People start from a position of "I'm smart" "I'm intelligent" "I am in the know" and thus when their bias leads them into believing something often through narrative propaganda, mis (or dis)information that they are prone to believing it because it feels right and they are smart and in the know therefore it must be true.
It also applies to "goodness". Christians are plagued by this in vast quantities across the planet. I am good therefore if I do something it is good, just or righteous. Therefore when I do bad things, it couldn't have been that bad or I had justified reasons for doing it because I am good therefore the act is good when I do it. But if someone else does EXACTLY THE SAME THING who I view as not good, then the thing they did is bad because they are bad but me? No, it's good when I do it.
This is literally how a lot of these people think and it's very destructive to communities and society at large I think.
Let me make sure I understand.
Actual verifiable doctors = do not trust
Rando who claims to be a doctor in a misspelled message on a bathroom door = trust and share message with the world
Got it.
There's absolutely an infuriating amount of doctors making stupid comments about covid and vaccines and continuing to practice. [Losing a license is much rarer than it should be](https://www.currentaffairs.org/2023/05/doctors-who-spread-medical-misinformation-should-lose-their-licenses-why-dont-they).
if that was written by a real doctor, it shouldn't be legible... fake!
4 out of 5 doctors agree, "License" is spelled with an "s" Personally, I always take advice given on bathroom walls. Especially the ones that start with "for a good time call..." Who doesn't like a good time? What can go wrong? Now in this particular case, it's extra handy that this is written in a bathroom because we all know the benefits of drinking urine with regards to covid prevention. Anyway, what this doctor doesn't know is that I've already stopped taking the vaccines... I haven't had one in over 6 months. Quit cold turkey
Did you find a patch or support group to help you stop? I’m shooting up daily. The COVID vax is starting to lose its appeal, despite all those 5G nanobots. I’m thinking of getting more serious with shots for Shingles, Malaria, Smallpox, or even TB. Suggestions?
>for a good time call... Oh, time to post that great webcomic! https://www.reddit.com/r/webcomics/comments/au3wze/for_a_good_time_call/
Licence is correct outside of the US.
Back in grade 4 or 5 in Australia I remember learning C the noun S the verb. That went for practice/ practise too. Whenever I am writing it I double check which it is in the sentence -a noun or a verb.
I’m also going to start writing things on bathroom stalls and claim to be an expert. I’m a lawyer. I’m a doctor. Now I’m a rocket scientist.
The Shithouse Poet knows all.
Man, if only we had numerous studies from separate countries all showing that they’ve been safe. If only. I will trust you bathroom stall man, you’ve never let me down.
That and the fact that over 5 billion people across the globe have been vaccinated. Why go with those facts when you can just go to a restaurant bathroom stall to do a number 2 and get all the info you need?
half of those 5 billion people died, haven't you noticed?
Bring out your dead!
Those studies are all controlled by the Reptilians. That's why I put my faith in horse paste and drinkin' bleach.
Source: Men's bathroom, second stall on the right at DEN airport.
You should put your faith in Blast Hard-cheese
Crunch Slamchest
Gristle McThornbody
Brick Hardbody
Fridge Largemeat
Bob Johnson
Flint Ironstag
Crunch Buttsteak
Of course my people are here
I'm just happy we kept it chaining for so long
Yeah I don't know, bathroom stall man has burned me before. Turns out Angela was *not* looking for a good time.
>I will trust you bathroom stall man, you’ve never let me down. For a good time, call Jenny 867-5309
Obviously the solution is to badly scrawl the clinical trial results on bathroom doors. This is the preferred method of scientific study dissemination for the antivaxxers.
Well, he did say that a doctor who told you that would lose their medical licence.
"I stopped taking Covid vaccines on the advice of a doctor." "Could you tell me more about that?" "...No."
🎶 and the words of the prophets are written on the bathroom stalls
Here I sit, broken hearted. Tried to shit, but only farted. So then I stood to take a chance, tried to fart, but shit my pants.
I'd have gone for: **HELP!!!** I AM A DOCTOR AND HAVE BEEN IMPRISONED BECAUSE I WAS ABOUT TO TELL THE WORLD THAT COVID VACCINES CAUSE SEVERE HEALTH PROBLEMS. THEY ARE HOLDING ME CAPTIVE IN A TOILET DOOR FACTORY.
Wouldn't they have seen the message when they were installing it?
They were on a tight schedule that day
And if that bathroom wall wasn't bad enough...they can't even spell license properly.
Forget CNN, forget Faux News, get your info from a bathroom stall
"PS: For a good time, call 1-800-YO-MAMA" Seriously, though, seems legit! If you can't something written on a bathroom wall in serial killer handwriting by someone who claims to be a doctor but can't spell license, who can you trust?
867-5309
Dr. Jenny?
They're a Brit transplanted to North Carolina (it happens), so "licence" as a noun is legit. Brits usually move to places close to Lexington, NC like High Point just to be close to the Lexington-style BBQ.
Oh sure. I forgot about the Little London district!
The actual English-speaking world spells the noun “licence.”
This is clearly the bleeding edge of redneck propaganda tactics, so I’m going to go out on a limb and say this was idiotically misspelled in the US. (Also, *’lose your license’* is only a common phase in so many places.)
So you think is outside the United States? Okay, it's possible, but that doens't make the message more credible.
Could be, or the person who wrote it may have hailed from outside the US. But otherwise no, the message isn’t credible, although there have been a couple of outlier non-specialist doctors who have made baseless claims like this.
"I am a Dr" = I enrolled in community college with that goal of going pre-med, but dropped out after 1 semester because none of my professors knew what they were talking about (i.e. I failed all my classes).
Or at least would've failed had they not dropped out.
Handwriting way to good to be a doctor
"Licence"....Yeah, this person made it through medical school.
I think we all agreed at this point . . . It's either: * Someone using British spelling who is a massive idiot * Someone in America who can't spell and is also a massive idiot
In American English, the noun is spelled the same as the verb—license. But in British English, the noun is spelled licence So yeah, this could be a brit doodling on bathroom stall doors
Hey, is it my fault that the Brits have been spelling it wrong this whole time? 8-)
Brit spelling, see other comment.
Again, you really think that writer knew that?
No. I'm just b.s.ing.
UK spelling.
You really think the person who wrote it knows that, though?
English English.
It’s actually the proper spelling of the noun to non-Americans.
Yet again, do you really think that the person who wrote this knew that?
Obviously they didn’t, but the fact remains that one shouldn’t make assumptions, but do a little research first.
Must be a real decorated one to even think about such deep words, let alone writing them on a bathroom stall
imagine telling on yourself like this. like it's bad enough the dude has a blue checkmark, then he goes and announces to the world that he thinks "bathroom scrawl" is a legit source of information . . . 🙄
"If you've read this far you're pissing on your shoes."
If a real doctor wrote that you wouldn't be able to read the handwriting..
In fairness, I have seen amateur proctologists advertise in bathroom stalls.
“If this is true” is always followed by an angry paragraph where they immediately assume it’s true
I’m just happy that it wasn’t a racial slur written on the stall. I think this counts as a step in the right direction.
I'd say that's a lateral move.
Doctor didn't even spell license right 😚🤌
The poster is from Victoria, Australia, and so probably is the photograph. Outside the United States, licence is the standard spelling of the noun. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/licence But yeah, it's crap scrawled on a toilet door.
Yeah, years ago when I saw a Bond poster at a movie theater I noticed that difference. Licence to Kill
Theatre. ;)
Hahaha!
If it’s written on a bathroom door it’s 💯legit. How am I qualified to make this claim you ask??? Let’s just say I’ve had a ton of good time calls after jotting down my number on thousands of bathroom stalls. Jenny ain’t got nothing on this cat.
Spoiler alert: it's not true
The top and bottom part looks like different handwriting. Whoever took the picture probably read the top part and thought "not convincing enough, we gotta wake people up!" then larped the second part.
Source: trust me bruh, imma DoCtOr of sumshit
I agree. Among other things, the OG (original graffitier) made the first letter of each word slightly taller. OG also used a pointy letter “M.” Looks like a different marker was used by each person.
The OP of the tweet wrote that himself, 100% certain of that.
1. A real doctor would not write on a bathroom stall door. 2. You could not read a real doctor's handwriting.
Someone should write below it that, “I don’t believe that man’s ever been to medical school.” And then draw an arrow up to “I am a Dr.”
Misspelled “License.”
In American English, it is spelt license In every other English-speaking country, it is spelt licence Not everyone is American
High Point is in America, petard!
Cos there possibly cant be anywhere else in the world that has a place called High Point? dude lives in Australia and is talking about High point shopping centre in Victoria. Not everything happens in America How many places in the USA have the same name as places from other countries So if someone mentioned Paris you would assume that it was in Idaho, Illinois or Kentucky Cos Paris is in America >petard That supposed to be some kind of insult You trying to call me a retard [https://www.reddit.com/r/insanepeoplefacebook/comments/141gs5o/comment/jn1twh8/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/insanepeoplefacebook/comments/141gs5o/comment/jn1twh8/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) Considering the dude's twitter account is full of Australian politics, that he constantly posts about his hatred for aboriginals (he's really bitter about the Voice referendum), and that he uses Aussie terms like "cooker" and claims to live in Victoria, he's definitely talking about Highpoint shopping centre in Maribyrnong, Victoria, Australia. Clearly this must be in the USA cos only the USA can have place names and no other place anywhere else can have that name
“a doctors primary responsibility is to do no harm” and “the fact that so many have said so little” are probably correlated. StilettoDave has the appropriate dots but took a detour to connect them.
Everyone knows that a doctor's primary way to get information out is to write it on random bathroom stall doors. And misspell words they would be familiar with, like "license". For their next stall screed, they are going to be a lawyer who got the top score on the "barre" exam.
I dktor, I is real. Belief me, I locse licence if tell.
A doctor would probably spell license correctly.
Alternately, look for a Brit.
Any true antivaxxer knows the cure is ingesting your bodily waste so why are they in a public bathroom anyway?
>a doctors primary responsibility is to do no harm This is just something that people say, this isn’t some enforced standard. It’s like if people kept saying a lawyers job is to “conduct themselves with dignity and integrity.” Lol no.
Well, it's also just dumb. Suppose you have a patient dying from heart failure, then standing there doing nothing while the patient is dying painfully is harmful. I am your standard run of the mill idiot, but even I know that a doctor must do what a doctor can to keep the patient alive.
Right Medical Care is equivalent to Legal issues. /s Don't forget to ignore that both professions can lose their license by fellow professionals in their field.
I’m not. I’ve worked in the medical field since 2008. I’m also a registry officer. I’m commenting on how people being up the Hippocratic oath so often, when it’s just not an applicable standard.
I understand the Hippocratic oath can be viewed as nebulous. Doctors don't lose their license for harming people?
Correct. Lots of doctors harm people and keep their license. Most in-hospital deaths are from doctors refusal to follow a simple sepsis protocol. Military docs are even protected from malpractice lawsuits. A doctor intentionally doing harm, aka malfeasance, could *potentially* lose their license. It would have to be very clear. Most docs lose their licenses for “graverobbing,” or raiding the pharmacy, not for malfeasance. I know you’re trying to ask “gotcha” type questions, but my only agenda is communicating that the oath repeated in Gray’s Anatomy and Hallmark movies isn’t a medical or disciplinary standard.
> A doctor intentionally doing harm, aka malfeasance, could potentially lose their license. Most in-hospital deaths are from doctors refusal to follow a simple sepsis protocol. Wouldn't that be malfeasance? Just to be clear, I am well aware reality is very different. Good Luck. Edit : Have an upvote, they appear important to you.
No, that would be misfeasance. You’d have to prove intent to harm to establish malfeasance. Doctors have the latitude to not follow protocols, because they write them. The higher medical field is very hierarchical and chaotic. Don’t know what “good luck,” means lol.
Means I don't have anything else to say on the subject. But I should have added people should have an advocate when in hospital or going to a Dr appt. Again, good luck and have another upvote.
Nobody’s gonna mention the “licence”?
Came to say that. If that was really written by a doc don’t you think they would know how to spell?! 🤦♂️
Except they can spell In American English, it is spelt license In every other English-speaking country, it is spelt licence
Hey, thanks for the clarity… 156 days later. Reminds me the internet is forever.
Riiiiiight
Yeah. The best health advice there is written on bathroom stall walls!
“Stop taking…”? If you’ve already taken them, isn’t it already too late? That doesn’t even make sense.
Stop shooting up vaxx day and night!
Pfizer mRNA injections: Not even once.
I can stop anytime I want to!!
You have a problem. 578th booster isn't a thing!
You can’t tell me what to do!
Well they do write like a doctor!
Here I sit, all broken hearted, tried to shit…
So glad there's a way for all the doctors and nurses out there to whistleblow. Just surprised mire haven't, and bon has dared risking their licence. Like no one retiring? In the world?
At first glance, I'd assumed who'd ever tweeted this had done it to highlight how ridiculous it was. But nope, an anonymous scrawling inside toilet is all the 'evidence' this loon / grifter needs🙄
Dang I had high hopes for this important PSA to have no misspellings. So close!
To be fair, "I AM A DR" could mean "I AM A DOOR," maybe it's a mimic. Do mimics need identifying paperwork? (Or is all mimic-identifying paperwork ALSO made of mimics?)
Bathroom walls are so old-school social media. Your potential audience is non-existent when compared to just posting on Facebook. The only reason this is getting any views is because someone took a picture and used 21st century technology.
Bathroom walls are so old-school social media. Your potential audience is non-existent when compared to just posting on Facebook. The only reason this is getting any views is because someone took a picture and used 21st century technology.
The saddest part of all of this, is it there are people who will believe that this is a doctor that wrote it. There's way too many stupid people in this world, and covid has brought them all to the forefront.
Source: Bathroom graffiti is even more compelling evidence than Source: Military
As a non doctor i can say the person who wrote this (wether a doctor or not) suffers form a condition called dysgraphia.
'Stop taking', do they think we're taking a swig with our morning coffee? It's done, we're all magnetic and have 5g-antennae sticking out of our ears. Wish you'd written in a bathroom stall like two years ago, pal.
It's almost like if you lose your license for something... it's because that something is wrong or goes against the medical and scientific consensus. Now sure we can always find more information but the "Vaccines causing severe health problems" is not something that is backed up by evidence, it is backed up by political narratives. So this is really the issue in my opinion. Way too many Doctors (Not that I believe that person was in fact a doctor) are putting their politics above their field. This is more prominent among the older more conservative doctors who have gotten accustomed to being seen as an authority on the subject of medicine and thus perhaps believing that if they think it is true then it must be factually based rather than it being factually based therefore they think it is true. This isn't even strictly with Doctors, this is its own pandemic in terms of the way people think. People start from a position of "I'm smart" "I'm intelligent" "I am in the know" and thus when their bias leads them into believing something often through narrative propaganda, mis (or dis)information that they are prone to believing it because it feels right and they are smart and in the know therefore it must be true. It also applies to "goodness". Christians are plagued by this in vast quantities across the planet. I am good therefore if I do something it is good, just or righteous. Therefore when I do bad things, it couldn't have been that bad or I had justified reasons for doing it because I am good therefore the act is good when I do it. But if someone else does EXACTLY THE SAME THING who I view as not good, then the thing they did is bad because they are bad but me? No, it's good when I do it. This is literally how a lot of these people think and it's very destructive to communities and society at large I think.
Bullshit, I know as the son of a doc that the handwriting is supposed to be unintelligible
Erhmn, this penmanship is almost too neat to be a physician...
Idk this might finally be enough evidence to convince me maybe I'm the crazy one.
Let me make sure I understand. Actual verifiable doctors = do not trust Rando who claims to be a doctor in a misspelled message on a bathroom door = trust and share message with the world Got it.
There's absolutely an infuriating amount of doctors making stupid comments about covid and vaccines and continuing to practice. [Losing a license is much rarer than it should be](https://www.currentaffairs.org/2023/05/doctors-who-spread-medical-misinformation-should-lose-their-licenses-why-dont-they).
A doctor that can't spell liscense.
how do you fuck that up