Dr Harold Mandel Online

Even as costs soar to go to the American medical schools entrance remains as always highly competitive. Every year there are honor students from good colleges and universities whose applications are rejected and the rejected students are told perhaps they need some research papers or volunteer work on board to get accepted and that they could try again the next year. Yet in every medical school class there are many students accepted who were not honor students who never did any research or volunteer work. Part of the reason for this situation is of course very wealthy alumni family connections with very generous donations to the medical schools. Another consideration herein is the attitudes of applicants regarding the brutal human rights abuses inherent in the practice of psychiatry which is supported by every medical school. Herein right from wrong is turned inside out with blind support for the heavily government funded psychiatry programs being demanded. Students with the right connections and mediocre grades who offer strong support for the human rights abuses inherent in psychiatry are often accepted to the medical schools. What are referred to as left wing radical do- gooders who want to see humanism in every aspect of health care including mental health care are generally rejected from medical school no matter how strong their credentials are. And if these do-gooder characteristics with whistle blowing tendencies about abuses of patients surface later on during medical school or thereafter the mainstream medical profession generally gangs up on them and ruins their careers and lives with allegations they must be mentally ill or they would not have chosen to take positions against what they are taught to do to patients by psychiatrists. And so psychiatry is at the heart of the medical profession being a dangerously corrupt profession where those with universally accepted characteristics of being among the "Best & Brightest" in society are pushed down into the depths of failure and despair and often forced to struggle to survive on the fringes of society!

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