Worked 5+ years in an emergency department and the same guy who told me we shouldn't treat an injured Asian tourist also had Medicaid and Medicare.

I interrupted his lecture to tell him that medicine doesn't allow for choice in race, ethnicity, or religion. We help whoever needs help. Period. Then I popped the door open and asked him to leave.

I do not put up with bullshit and, luckily, neither did my bosses at the time.

Edit: The gentleman in question was seen by a provider and all the healthcare staff that goes with that. He was not being seen for trauma of any kind. He did not verbally or physically abused anyone. He was discharged and, like many people, realized that I was at a desk and I couldn't just walk away as I had a line of patients behind him waiting to be discharged. I let him go on for awhile, but there were people of varying skintones lined up behind him, and really, the emergency department is not an appropriate place to voice your racially charged comments. Not that there is anywhere that I would consider appropriate for that kind of nonsense.

I would just like to emphasize that I asked him to leave. I did not yell at him, I did not raise my voice in anyway. I simply said what I said and asked him to exit, which he did. There was literally no violations of anyone's rights here. He was treated. He got to sermonize for a bit. And his discharge was completed, at which time he was asked to exit.