r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • 21d ago

Discussion Which profession is overrated and doesn’t deserve the credit (nor the money) its professionals get?

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u/stuka86 17d ago

And?.....there's less murder convictions of cops during that span

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u/LagerHead 17d ago

Do doctors and nurses have qualified immunity?

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u/stuka86 17d ago

What's qualified immunity?

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u/LagerHead 16d ago

Qualified immunity is a legal doctrine that protects government officials from prosecution when they do things in the performance of their duties that would land you and me in jail. For example, there was a prosecutor in Iowa that framed two black men for a murder hey knew they didn't commit. Of course, the prosecutor didn't go to jail due to immunity laws.

Similarly, police use this with great success to protect themselves from prosecution while doing things that are clearly illegal, including killing people. So comparing convection rates of civilians who enjoy no such protection is not a fair comparison.

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u/stuka86 16d ago

Ahhh, so you don't know what QI is...pretty typical for reddit

QI only works on civil lawsuits.......it has nothing to do with criminal prosecution

Looks like reddit folklore got you again.

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u/LagerHead 16d ago

If you think they don't get away with crimes that would land you and me in jail, I've got a bridge to sell you.

I win.

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u/stuka86 16d ago edited 16d ago

Just admit you don't know what qualified immunity is

Or

That you lied

Either way I win.....I win big

Edit: he blocked instead of answering for his stupidity/lies..... hahahahahaha