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What matters is the facgt that there are hatful, mysogynists asshols who feel the need to make an issue of it and they need to be called out,My thought? Who cares. If she wants to call herself doctor, or Mrs Ronald mcdonald, what does it matter. Why do we get mired in these petty issues when there are much more important things going on in the world today.
Actually ... It is. It's not used very much anymore. I had an art teacher educated in China that had a Master's in fine art. He was Master Li.I have a masters degree. Does that entitle me to require you to call me master?
I wasn't aware that was the traditional title bestowed by that degree?
She's a "doctor" like Bill Cosby was a doctor.If the woman is a doctor, why doesn't she cure her imbecile husband? China Biden is totally demented.
She taught him to only breathe through his nose. Jill happy !If the woman is a doctor, why doesn't she cure her imbecile husband? China Biden is totally demented.
Why do they need to be called out? What difference does it make? What affect does it have on you what their opinion is? Let them have their opinion, then you can be free to not worry about it and do other things.What matters is the facgt that there are hatful, mysogynists asshols who feel the need to make an issue of it and they need to be called out,My thought? Who cares. If she wants to call herself doctor, or Mrs Ronald mcdonald, what does it matter. Why do we get mired in these petty issues when there are much more important things going on in the world today.
An article in the WSJ op ed page supposedly shreds Jill Biden as a Doctor. She is not. A person who works there Melissa Korn ripped the article. Anyway, Jill Biden is much less then advertised according to the article. Vetting is so much fun when it is not against you as Joe and Jill were so fortunate to receive from the biased media.
I go by Doctor. I worked extremely hard to earn my Sc.D. and legitimately hold the title of "Doctor of Science." That I am not a medical doctor doesn't mean I don't have the right, the authority to use the title.
Obviously I don't agree with the WSJ on this and find the position petty.
This idea that only MDs can use the title "Dr" is ridiculous. And the tired old line "no one should be called 'doctor' unless they have delivered a baby" is simply nonsense. I personally know 2 people who have delivered a baby. Neither is in the medical profession. They were just in the right place and helped a distressed woman.
How about dentists? Are they doctors?
What about veterinarians? Are they doctors?
The prefix of someone's name is not determined by the lowest common denominator of the ignorant (willful or otherwise) public.
The "public" is beginning to totally disagree with your statement. Doctor of education only means that she stayed in college long enough to find a way to profit with misinformation.
2. Rules for spoken language
- When someone has earned a Ph.D. degree he must subsequently be referred to as “Doctor” in formal speech. The same is true of a person who is a medical doctor, psychologist, dentist, veterinarian, osteophatic or naturopathic physician.
- When a holder of a Ph.D. makes a telephone call and is asked “Who is speaking?” or “Who is calling?” he should answer Dr. William Green.
- The same applies to any other type of presentation. When introduced to a new acquaintance by a common friend, the friend would say: “I would like you to meet Dr. Ernest Smith..." then, the holder of a Ph.D. should only say, "Ernest Smith at your service." Should the person introducing you leave out your title - “I would like you to meet my friend Ernest, it is appropriate to say amiably: “Dr. Ernest Smith at your service.”
- If you are introducing someone who holds a Ph.D. as a speaker before an audience, you must use his title: “I have the pleasure to introduce Dr. William Green, who will instruct us this evening on the fruit of his studies on such and such a topic.”
How to Address the Holder of a Ph.D.
The Ph.D. or docotrate title, how to address, when to use Dr. or PhD in writing and speaking to resist the egalitarian trends of our timeswww.traditioninaction.org
This is utter stupidity.
She's as corrupt AF as Joe Biden's wife and Hunter Biden's mom. Super corrupt.She is an idiot.
Not a Doctor.
This is the first time you mentioned they were honorary degrees.The other poster informed me that Glenn Beck got a PhD from Liberty. He was never enrolled. Sean Hannity got a JD. He never took a class.As for Liberty, you have nothing to base your slander and libel on.
Seems like it’s a scam.
Honorary degrees are a "scam"??? In what universe is that?
What you are or are not aware of is of little importance and irrelevant. That is your personal problem.
Also, you failed you failed to address me by my proper title.
The moronic shit you make up is of no concern to anyone.
An article in the WSJ op ed page supposedly shreds Jill Biden as a Doctor. She is not. A person who works there Melissa Korn ripped the article. Anyway, Jill Biden is much less then advertised according to the article. Vetting is so much fun when it is not against you as Joe and Jill were so fortunate to receive from the biased media.
I go by Doctor. I worked extremely hard to earn my Sc.D. and legitimately hold the title of "Doctor of Science." That I am not a medical doctor doesn't mean I don't have the right, the authority to use the title.
Obviously I don't agree with the WSJ on this and find the position petty.
This idea that only MDs can use the title "Dr" is ridiculous. And the tired old line "no one should be called 'doctor' unless they have delivered a baby" is simply nonsense. I personally know 2 people who have delivered a baby. Neither is in the medical profession. They were just in the right place and helped a distressed woman.
How about dentists? Are they doctors?
What about veterinarians? Are they doctors?
The prefix of someone's name is not determined by the lowest common denominator of the ignorant (willful or otherwise) public.
The "public" is beginning to totally disagree with your statement. Doctor of education only means that she stayed in college long enough to find a way to profit with misinformation.
She did quite a bit more than stay in college. I respect your master's degree. But a doctorate in a large step beyond that. Or are you saying that you just "stayed in college" longer than most?
I have a masters degree. Does that entitle me to require you to call me master?
I wasn't aware that was the traditional title bestowed by that degree?
What you are or are not aware of is of little importance and irrelevant. That is your personal problem.
Also, you failed you failed to address me by my proper title.
He addressed you by the traditional title that comes with a masters degree.
An article in the WSJ op ed page supposedly shreds Jill Biden as a Doctor. She is not. A person who works there Melissa Korn ripped the article. Anyway, Jill Biden is much less then advertised according to the article. Vetting is so much fun when it is not against you as Joe and Jill were so fortunate to receive from the biased media.
I go by Doctor. I worked extremely hard to earn my Sc.D. and legitimately hold the title of "Doctor of Science." That I am not a medical doctor doesn't mean I don't have the right, the authority to use the title.
Obviously I don't agree with the WSJ on this and find the position petty.
This idea that only MDs can use the title "Dr" is ridiculous. And the tired old line "no one should be called 'doctor' unless they have delivered a baby" is simply nonsense. I personally know 2 people who have delivered a baby. Neither is in the medical profession. They were just in the right place and helped a distressed woman.
How about dentists? Are they doctors?
What about veterinarians? Are they doctors?
The prefix of someone's name is not determined by the lowest common denominator of the ignorant (willful or otherwise) public.
The "public" is beginning to totally disagree with your statement. Doctor of education only means that she stayed in college long enough to find a way to profit with misinformation.
She did quite a bit more than stay in college. I respect your master's degree. But a doctorate in a large step beyond that. Or are you saying that you just "stayed in college" longer than most?
Proof of what she studied and its worth in general would support your claim. Since you did not cite any such proof, can we assume that it is equivalent to her getting a degree in physical education.
I have a masters degree. Does that entitle me to require you to call me master?
I wasn't aware that was the traditional title bestowed by that degree?
What you are or are not aware of is of little importance and irrelevant. That is your personal problem.
Also, you failed you failed to address me by my proper title.
He addressed you by the traditional title that comes with a masters degree.
No, the title should be master. If Jill Biden must be referred to as Doctor, you must address me as Master. You can't have it both ways just to suit your person bias.
So you claim to be no one? Put to fault by your being concerned by it. You fail again.
And remember, you "must" call me master.
An article in the WSJ op ed page supposedly shreds Jill Biden as a Doctor. She is not. A person who works there Melissa Korn ripped the article. Anyway, Jill Biden is much less then advertised according to the article. Vetting is so much fun when it is not against you as Joe and Jill were so fortunate to receive from the biased media.
I go by Doctor. I worked extremely hard to earn my Sc.D. and legitimately hold the title of "Doctor of Science." That I am not a medical doctor doesn't mean I don't have the right, the authority to use the title.
Obviously I don't agree with the WSJ on this and find the position petty.
This idea that only MDs can use the title "Dr" is ridiculous. And the tired old line "no one should be called 'doctor' unless they have delivered a baby" is simply nonsense. I personally know 2 people who have delivered a baby. Neither is in the medical profession. They were just in the right place and helped a distressed woman.
How about dentists? Are they doctors?
What about veterinarians? Are they doctors?
The prefix of someone's name is not determined by the lowest common denominator of the ignorant (willful or otherwise) public.
The "public" is beginning to totally disagree with your statement. Doctor of education only means that she stayed in college long enough to find a way to profit with misinformation.
2. Rules for spoken language
- When someone has earned a Ph.D. degree he must subsequently be referred to as “Doctor” in formal speech. The same is true of a person who is a medical doctor, psychologist, dentist, veterinarian, osteophatic or naturopathic physician.
- When a holder of a Ph.D. makes a telephone call and is asked “Who is speaking?” or “Who is calling?” he should answer Dr. William Green.
- The same applies to any other type of presentation. When introduced to a new acquaintance by a common friend, the friend would say: “I would like you to meet Dr. Ernest Smith..." then, the holder of a Ph.D. should only say, "Ernest Smith at your service." Should the person introducing you leave out your title - “I would like you to meet my friend Ernest, it is appropriate to say amiably: “Dr. Ernest Smith at your service.”
- If you are introducing someone who holds a Ph.D. as a speaker before an audience, you must use his title: “I have the pleasure to introduce Dr. William Green, who will instruct us this evening on the fruit of his studies on such and such a topic.”
How to Address the Holder of a Ph.D.
The Ph.D. or docotrate title, how to address, when to use Dr. or PhD in writing and speaking to resist the egalitarian trends of our timeswww.traditioninaction.org
This is utter stupidity.
Exactly where is this requirement you cite written down?
You "must"? Says who?
our desire to control the speech of everyone else shows just how desperate you are to have some semblance of being correct, which you are not.