Not only is it not your place to judge your patients, it's not your place to judge your fellow medical proffesionals. You don't know what that EMT has seen. For all you know they had to narcan that honor student only to find out later they did a hit and run while they were driving drunk earlier in the evening and killed a three year old. You have no idea why your fellow professionals are the way they are. They're not hurting anyone with the shirt and if you ask me it's something that needs to be said. Be a Florence not a Pharisee. Worry about your own practice, and important things like infant mortality rates in hospitals, not what shirt the EMT who sees more in one shift than most of us see in our lives, was wearing on their poor little one day off a week that they probably have.