@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Unfavorably logically and according to your own beliefs, not popularity-wise. People don’t know what’s good for them, which you’ve clearly proved yourself. Semantics aren’t getting you anywhere at this point.
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations There are plenty of American doctors, about three times more than there are Indian doctors. Your idea is to just straight up not have Indian doctors in America, when training them here (my entire argument) would solve the same problem while not fucking our whole healthcare system
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Just give up dude, I’m not saying you have to change your mind about what you think but don’t pretend like it’s based on anything tangible. You’ve proved your position unfavorable like eight times lmao
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Lmao, you’re grasping at nothing just addressing one little quip I had at the end of my reply. Let me rephrase: id rather have an Indian doctor trained in the US than a stupid doctor. Now this talking point just fell apart
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations “The challenge facing the U.S. healthcare system is the growing reliance on foreign-trained doctors”
Wow, more reason to support my argument!
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Regardless of your suspicion, it’s statistically way less likely that this is a problem with international students as opposed to domestic. Your argument is a hunch lmao
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Most international students are from China and India, two countries with some of the largest higher education systems in the world. They have options. They chose here. We should cultivate that. You can’t sit here and tell me China doesn’t have rigorous education lmao
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Yeah, people who are mentally eight years old and can’t stand to see someone with different skin pigmentation than them be more successful. Eliminating competition for our domestic college graduates would kill this country. I’d rather have an Indian doctor than a stupid one.
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations Yes, these quotas lead to less international students, and therefore dumber students. There’s purposefully no specification as to whether these are international students, and 84% of Berkeley students aren’t, so it’s more likely that they’re American. You’re supporting my point
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations If they go to school here, they’re more likely to stay here and improve our country, for one. It shouldn’t be taken for granted that it’s so common for people across the world to want to attend *our* schools.
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations A decent amount of international students stay in America after graduation. Sure it’s decreasing because our job market sucks, but that’s not their fault. This literally helps our country. That’s better than stuffing less qualified in-state students into prestigious universities.
@aidannonx@X_is_brain_rot@FreeTradeBryan This is such cope. What you’re complaining about is literally the mechanism that *prevents* too many international students. The students in the video are working with an even lower acceptance rate than your made up friends, which is also MAGNITUDES lower than for Texas residents
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations I doubt it considering international students are so often scapegoated for in-state 2.0 highschool gpa’ers not being able to get into schools that admit pretty much of half of those kinds of applicants. If they were smart enough, there’d be nothing to complain about.
@kennemeyer@AtomicAutist@DoDeportations …state audits from like 2016, which is where for the caps on the amount of out-of-state students that could be admitted came from. The problem you’re complaining about was solved 10 years ago.