On: Undercover Cops Hired 118 Handymen, Then Arrested Them for Not Having Licenses

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Effective regulation might be okay. Then maybe people like former Dr. Christopher Duntsch wouldn't be able to practice for years, killing and maiming dozens of patients.

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Seriously? That's your logic? Here on HN?

So let's just let anyone be a doctor then?

Tell you what: let's divide North America into two parts - you take the 'anyone with a pair of pliers can be a doctor 1/2' and I'll take the 'actual trained doctor 1/2' and we'll see how it works out.