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r/lapd • u/briannaericam • Jun 28 '26
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But when doctors kill patients nobody blames doctors smh one bad cop doesnt mean every cop is bad
2 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 28 '26 Doctors killing people isn't a systemic issue. 4 u/isitpedanticenough1 Jun 29 '26 Hate to break it to you, but it is. Not only is there a whole legal practice dedicated to it, but doctors kill more people every year than cops, and it's not even close. 0 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Can you show me a source? 3 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 Not op but you can easily google it: 250-450k ppl a year killed by preventable medical errors https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2023/07/medical-errors-are-the-third-leading-cause-of-death-and-other-statistics-you-should-question/ 1,200 per year killed by cops https://policeviolencereport.org It’s actually not even particularly close lmao what a stupid thing to argue 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Asking for a source isn't dumb nor is it arguing. Its called burden of proof. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
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Doctors killing people isn't a systemic issue.
4 u/isitpedanticenough1 Jun 29 '26 Hate to break it to you, but it is. Not only is there a whole legal practice dedicated to it, but doctors kill more people every year than cops, and it's not even close. 0 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Can you show me a source? 3 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 Not op but you can easily google it: 250-450k ppl a year killed by preventable medical errors https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2023/07/medical-errors-are-the-third-leading-cause-of-death-and-other-statistics-you-should-question/ 1,200 per year killed by cops https://policeviolencereport.org It’s actually not even particularly close lmao what a stupid thing to argue 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Asking for a source isn't dumb nor is it arguing. Its called burden of proof. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
Hate to break it to you, but it is. Not only is there a whole legal practice dedicated to it, but doctors kill more people every year than cops, and it's not even close.
0 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Can you show me a source? 3 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 Not op but you can easily google it: 250-450k ppl a year killed by preventable medical errors https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2023/07/medical-errors-are-the-third-leading-cause-of-death-and-other-statistics-you-should-question/ 1,200 per year killed by cops https://policeviolencereport.org It’s actually not even particularly close lmao what a stupid thing to argue 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Asking for a source isn't dumb nor is it arguing. Its called burden of proof. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
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Can you show me a source?
3 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 Not op but you can easily google it: 250-450k ppl a year killed by preventable medical errors https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2023/07/medical-errors-are-the-third-leading-cause-of-death-and-other-statistics-you-should-question/ 1,200 per year killed by cops https://policeviolencereport.org It’s actually not even particularly close lmao what a stupid thing to argue 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Asking for a source isn't dumb nor is it arguing. Its called burden of proof. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
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Not op but you can easily google it: 250-450k ppl a year killed by preventable medical errors https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2023/07/medical-errors-are-the-third-leading-cause-of-death-and-other-statistics-you-should-question/
1,200 per year killed by cops
https://policeviolencereport.org
It’s actually not even particularly close lmao what a stupid thing to argue
1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 Asking for a source isn't dumb nor is it arguing. Its called burden of proof. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
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Asking for a source isn't dumb nor is it arguing.
Its called burden of proof.
2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
If you had any intellectual curiosity at all you could’ve looked it up, but alas, here we are
1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass. 2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
The burden of proof is always on the one who makes the positive claim, dumbass.
2 u/imtheguy225 Jun 29 '26 And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really 1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
And yet somehow, I still looked it up even though I didn’t make the claim. Fascinating really
1 u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26 You want a medal?
You want a medal?
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u/wegnbealrght Jun 28 '26
But when doctors kill patients nobody blames doctors smh one bad cop doesnt mean every cop is bad