From: AMBAN 

In article , CE says...
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>On Mar 29, 2:29 pm, Lady Carrigaholt  wrote:
>> CE wrote:
>> > > A century ago there were very few women admitted to
medical school.
>>
>> > Yes, that's true. There were very few women admitted to universities.
>> > How does that relate to the topic at hand?
>>
>> I could start by saying your portrayal of female physician as following
>> a feminine model is clearly flawed, but I am tired of being part of your
>> chasing your tail.
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>There was no such portrayal and therefore nothing to be flawed. I
>described what doctors, both male and female, do. They heal. Healing
>is neither defending nor providing material sustenance to people.
>
>The original claim was that even in today's society, a man's role is
>to defend and provide for women and children. When people began to
>talk about doctors, I noted this was irrelevent to the discussion
>because doctors neither defend nor provide for people.
>
>If you have anything constructive to add, I'd be happy to hear it.

I would venture to say more doctors defend and provide for people than
firemen or policemen.

AMBAN
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