someone pretending to have credentials they don't actually have would be fraud anyway, which is a felony.
That's a separate issue.
We need to open up other schools, so people can become a doctor and not need 200k in student loans. And maybe the nurse practitioner, or the EMT or whatever is "good enough" for certain things like "hey doc I have a headache" as compared to "hey doc I have cancer"
If Americans actually believed this you would have completely de-regulated medicine so anyone could practice as a doctor regardless of their level of training.
A lot of people HAVE talked about deregulating or at least reducing how medical school works
You seem to think we're in control of our own society, and the way the system works is actually what people want
Everyone knows the system is fucked. Med school costs too much, student debt is insane, doctors are paid way too much, they can get sued for insane amounts of money, so they need malpractice insurance for crazy amounts
the whole system is fucked. It's all funny money, and it's a racket.
hey, if the PEOPLE actually do agree with the regulations on medicine, they just won't go to the fake doctors claiming to have all the same credentials.
Or you have different schools with different standards, and people can choose if they want to get medicine from a doctor who went to some kind of school, no school, or the really fancy school
That would be free market principles applied to doctors licensing
I feel like you've never debated a libertarian? the professional licensing thing is not exactly a rare talking point and I'm not even a libertarian and remembered the comeback for "BUT what about fraud doctors with phony licenses!!! snake oil salesmen!!!"