Just stick with the flu Dr. Skippy. (and hope that your patients "get over it").
The matter under consideration has been in litigation for many decades, making it somewhat more contemporary than the Iranians (Persians vs. the Greeks and Babylonians).
Perpetuating anger is not the purpose here either, except that it seems to be getting under your skin.
The judgement of history is far from over with European colonialism. I understand that physicians do not seem to make good historians (too busy buying beamers and making their first 10 million bucks) but take a little time to connect the dots before you puke up your flip little commentaries on situations about which you have no kn...

Just stick with the flu Dr. Skippy. (and hope that your patients "get over it").
The matter under consideration has been in litigation for many decades, making it somewhat more contemporary than the Iranians (Persians vs. the Greeks and Babylonians).
Perpetuating anger is not the purpose here either, except that it seems to be getting under your skin.
The judgement of history is far from over with European colonialism. I understand that physicians do not seem to make good historians (too busy buying beamers and making their first 10 million bucks) but take a little time to connect the dots before you puke up your flip little commentaries on situations about which you have no knowledge.
Here's a flip little commentary about health care in America. Physicians have been one of the driving forces in denying adequate health care to millions of people, just in this country. I would tell you to get over it but I'm sure you already have.
Don't bend over in the shower Dr. History. You won't get over it.

Sorry about that reference to showers, etc. but it was to alert you to possible problems from other Dr. Skippys (even PhDs).
You should realize that lumping this situation in with acts of bad faith and evil from many hundreds to thousands of years ago reveals you as a light weight as regards this issue. I will reiterate here that this is connected with a complex litigation that has been going on for decades.
For me it comes even closer to home. The 7th cavalry butchered dozens of my relatives and tossed them into a mass grave with hundreds of other tribal members. My Great-Grandmother survived the massacre (though her 5 children did not), and though badly wounded, gave birth to m...

Sorry about that reference to showers, etc. but it was to alert you to possible problems from other Dr. Skippys (even PhDs).
You should realize that lumping this situation in with acts of bad faith and evil from many hundreds to thousands of years ago reveals you as a light weight as regards this issue. I will reiterate here that this is connected with a complex litigation that has been going on for decades.
For me it comes even closer to home. The 7th cavalry butchered dozens of my relatives and tossed them into a mass grave with hundreds of other tribal members. My Great-Grandmother survived the massacre (though her 5 children did not), and though badly wounded, gave birth to my Grandfather the next day on the floor of an Episcopal Church nearby.
Please don't ask me to "lighten up" about this issue, though I would ask you to "heavy up" just a bit when you take it upon yourself to put your oar in the water of the dialogue. Inform yourself Dr. Skippy and come back sometime when you can't stay so long.