He already posted that he attended a panel

He already posted that he attended a panel discussion on increasing medical school quotas at the Korea Health Conference forum organized by the Korea Hospital Association last week. There was also an article.

But I'm going to talk about it today because of the happening. At the end of the forum, the leader was about to end, but the audience asked in protest, saying, "Let us ask questions, too." Both of you asked questions, and I was the target. Is it because I went out a little hard during the discussion.

In any case, there was little point in trying to answer roughly because it was not meaningful to distinguish between disputes in this situation, but the second person was serious. He introduced himself as the head of a public hospital as a "non-doctor" somewhere in Gangwon-do. He said, "I don't know why the group of doctors is so unconscious and unprepared to serve the public mind or the public, they can't find a doctor even though they give 500 million won a day out of five days in the emergency room, and they need to return to their major quickly." He criticized and criticized the entire doctor for not answering the question separately.

The chairman asked the panel to say the last thing. It was my turn to say this. "The biggest reason why the doctor's group is preventing me from returning to my major is that he said earlier in the audience that doctors are not public minded and have no attitude or consciousness to serve the public. The biggest problem in this situation is the "fascist" thinking that doctors can freely step on the freedom and rights of a minority for the benefit of the people and patients."

Then, suddenly, a young man ran from behind to the microphone and raised his voice in a very angry voice, saying, "I will ask Professor Lee Hyung-ki a question." The chairman of the group dissuaded him from saying, "Do it privately after the show is over."

After the forum was over, this young man came to me. He introduced himself as a journalist. Then, he apologized, saying, "It is an act of insult to the public to denigrate the demand to increase the number of medical school students that the majority of the public agrees on as fascist and totalitarian." "It really was this 'laughing'." When Hwang Woo-seok manipulated his thesis almost 20 years ago, when he was presenting at Kyungpook National University Hospital at the invitation, so-called 'hwang-pa's' stormed into the conference room and swore 'Lee Hyung-gi's dog' before the police, who were dispatched to the conference, told me, "You lied about having stem cells but you don't have them, apologize openly to the public." (See commentary on the situation at that time.).

I said, "Young man, there is no guarantee that many people agree with you. And I'll tell you again because I don't think you know the definition of a fascist. A fascist is to use radical violence to say that you can violate the rights of a minority for the benefit of the majority." He even kindly added that he might not know the meaning of a rapid war. "You will know that it is a rapid war to put forward a scapegoat to take charge of the sins of the majority, right?" Isn't this exactly the case.

In the end, the young man left without saying much. Only out of self-doubt. "There's nothing in the world that you can do with your will, so come with knowledge and logic next time," he said. There are many people who will make me realize this fact 'tough and painful' even if it's not me.