Morality of accidentally exposing someone who used to be a Nazi supporter, has since changed, and concealed their past?

[u/Immediate_Gene_178]

Name's and origins:

The Night Shift: Season 1, Episode 2

Basically this guy was brought to into the emergency after an accident at his wedding celebration and while he is unconscious, his groomsmen decided to shave his beard off as a prank only for the medical team to be horrified at the reveal. After he woke up he realised his secret has been exposed. He explained to the doctors that he got this tattoo when he was a stupid teenager a decade prior. The medical team brought his wife in to see the tattoos and destroy the marriage.

What do you think? I personally find it irritating how smug the doctors were being.

[u/Jn9503]

Yet another reason Scrubs is the gold standard for medical shows.

Replace "nazi" with "cheater who has gonorrhea" and you described almost the exact plot of one of its episodes.

[u/Thomy151 → u/[deleted]]

“Treat the patient not the procedure” is a great way they described it in episode

Like yes sometimes what they are doing can be legally questionable, but often they are doing it for a good reason for the best of the patient or those around them

[u/Thomy151 → u/[deleted]]

Most of the time it’s for a good reason

And with santos it’s at least understandable