I find it extremely unlikely that a situation will come up where she was unable to save someone when someone who did pass the exam would have been able to.Guilion said:And here I thought hospitals hiring nurses with hemophobia some time in the future was a cheap joke from Kingdom Hospital.
Thanks USA, you have proven to me that you can be whatever you want in life no matter if you meet the requirements or not as long as you are a necessity to meet the diversity quota, other people's life be damned.
Yes man, I mean how likely it is that someone will die in a city with 26,531 structural fires reported last year [http://www.nyc.gov/html/fdny/pdf/stats/2014/fire/cw/fire_cwsum_cy14.pdf], I mean that's only what? 72 fires A DAY?! But who cares about that, all that matters is that everyone wins amiright?Trippy Turtle said:Everyone wins.
Except perhaps the person who dies or the house that burns because she couldn't keep up. But lets face it, that's unlikely.
How of those fires was someone saved by a firefighter?
How many of those rescues would have been impossible for someone who couldn't pass the exam?
I'm going to bet its not quite 72 a day. Or 72 ever. And to be perfectly honest I'd prefer someone under qualified to be there to save me than nobody at all. Probably just me though.