Concerned Citizen but Unconcerned human

I read with total disbelieve the following article: Stop whining,local docs http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/8/12/focus/22057275&sec=focus

This so called concerned citizen is what i called an empty can. With his/her shallow knowledge on the duties and responsibilities of a doctor, he/she started to compare the medical graduate with other graduates.

For a start, to gain entry into a medical faculty at local universities, the minimum requirement is the maximum, i.e. you must at least get a 4.00 pointer in STPM. I dare concerned citizen to say that scoring 4 flat in STPM is easy.

unConcerned citizen make much noise saying housemen earn rm6000 a month even if they just graduate. Did unConcerned Citizen know how many years a doctor must study,how many months per year,how many weeks in a month, how many days in a week,how many hours in a day they must train to become doctor? Do concerned citizen know how many hours per on call duty a housemen must do? Do concerned citizen know how many minutes housemen rest or how many meals they eat? Do concerned citizen know how many scoldings(from consultants,seniors,nurses and even patients) the housemen have to endure in their practice? No! Instead, concerned citizen is only concerned about a doctors and housemens getting paid too much! Concerned citizen tried to compare the pay with other graduates. How can he/she compare medics with others?

For a start, medical graduates study 5 long years in university compared to other graduates who only study a mean of 3 years. By the time medical graduates graduate and become a housemen, they still drive their trustee old Kancil, while their friends from other fields are already driving BMWs.

Concerned citizen say that rm6000 for a fresh grad is very high. I dare concerned citizen, try to do housemen work for one week. See whether rm6000 is high or not.

Most housemen dont mind about their pay being too low for their 30 hour job because they are passionate about their profession. But that does not mean that their pay is reflective of their job. If the pay reflect the job done, the housemen's pay have to be rm 120000. Imagine that

Concerned citizen, i'm not concerned whether or not you read this. Shut up and don't talk about things u don't know.