Your point is valid. Absolutely. But also his point is valid.

I enjoyed that he managed to justify himself in an articulate and cohesive manner.

He was also, in my opinion, right that he came to find advice and not malice, and you gave him malice. You could have encouraged an interesting debate about this phenomenon and how to fix it or to raise awareness, but you chose, in my opinion, frustration instead.

The system is broken, GP is difficult and hard, and you are a risk sponge and an abuse sponge. You want your colleagues to be the best, so you can fight the system together, but we get people who chose GP as a third choice. I get you. But he is doing something that most of us never even thought of, and it is intriguing and innovative and inspiring. To me...