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PApplies to uniformed regular military personnel only.
These rights are lost when they deliberately attack non military personnel / targets.
PIts not doctors. Its the hospitals that we have issues with, which prioritize profits by offerring packages for treatment of an illness.Being forced to buy expensive variants of common medicines from the inhouse pharmacy, overcharging and multicharging for expendable equipments, and so on.
Want an antacid? Pepcia-D or Rabekind for 100 bucks wont do, here’s my prescription for one that costs >200 bucks, which is only available in the hospital’s pharmacy, which gives no discount. I was once forced to buy a sterile bandage pack for 450 bucks from the inhouse pharmacy which is available for about 50 bucks in my local pharmacy.IMHO, court lawyers (torts and the like who are found waiting for clients near courts) are the primary reason why lawyers have a bad reputation. They are in cahoots with the judge, typists, peons, and even the chaiwallah. The effing babu culture doesn’t help either. Wanna notarize some documents? Here, get it typed at this shop, and feed me an overpriced chai while we wait for it. Then grease the peons palms to get our number forwarded, and then the judge will ofcourse need some greasing as well.
Your anger is real, but reasoning is just a bit off the target.
