By Town Hall, Jan. 02, 2019
A wise man once told me that Twitter, for some, is nothing more than a prolonged and lengthy resignation letter from one’s job. In Ohio, one doctor has found that out the hard way. In the 21stcentury, anti-Semitism is mostly frowned upon. I say mostly because not everyone agrees that such bigoted views are problematic. Ironically, the far left finds racism, bigotry, and problematic behavior in everything and everyone, but when it comes to people of the Jewish faith—they’re fair game in terms of being subjected to vicious discrimination and a variety of epithets. This resident at a clinic in Cleveland reportedly called Jewish people dogs, was rather unsympathetic about the Holocaust, and joked about purposefully giving Jewish people the wrong medication. Needless to say, she was fired in September of 2018 for this demented behavior. Dr. Death will have no chance in potentially rearing its ugly head (via Times of Israel):
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