Because it's not meant to be a combatant, it's a support role.

I know but its so hard not trying to die by a scrub with a milita Ar but the time i turn around to kill milita scrubs they are already chewing on my armor

Then get a posse to defend you. You are SUPPORT not a one man army which means you have to support the guy doing the killing.

But no one wants to get repped by a min logi with a potato rep unless thier is a channel for logis

You gotta get the BDR Triage adv tool which I think requires Nanocircuitry level 4 before people take you seriously. This shouldn't take long to get though. On the bright side, the skill both unlocks nanite injectors and rep tools so there's that.

I know but its so hard not trying to die by a scrub with a milita Ar but the time i turn around to kill milita scrubs they are already chewing on my armor

A logi is a support unit for a SQUAD, it pays to have friends ~(._.~)

If you know somuch about logis what should i fit it out with

At std level min suits a bdr triage tool, nanohives, and a standard nanite injector. I forget how many slots the std has but i'd make sure you get at least an armor plate and armor rep. If you can always fit militia variants with all but a shield recharger as they function the same. On the highs i'd just stack militia/basic shield extenders. Fit a militia variant of whatever light weapon you have skilled into as for the most part a std level min medic is probably going to die anyways, that's why you fit what militia you can as to drive down the cost. Militia flux/regular flux if you can fit them. If you have trouble fitting this then you can trade the plates and armor rep for two basic reactives though this will make you more flimsy.

At adv level you get a little more leeway. I'd fit one adv shield energizer and the rest adv or basic extenders depending on your CPU/PG space. On the lows i'd fit an enhanced plate, enhanced rep, and an enhanced/basic regulator. I'd fit a standard level weapon as your light weapon and either flux grenades or locus grenades depending on the light weapon, shield profiled = locus and armor profiled = flux. As far as equipment, I'd fit a bdr triage tool, k nanohives (R), and an adv nanite injector. If you need fitting space you can use basic extenders or basic flux/locus grenades.

At proto level you probably won't reach for a while and to be honest by then you should have an idea on what works with your playstyle.

As to how to run the logi I'm suggesting:

1. Stay with groups of blues.
2. Provide fire support, but don't poke your head out for long as these suits are better suited for short intervals of fighting.
3. Don't rep someone that isn't hurt.
4. Don't revive players who you can see are in the line of fire, they will just die again and likely you will too.
5. If you see a heavy poking around a corner you can "guardian" repair them but unless you can see that they are under heavy fire don't bother and instead provide fire support and rep them after. This goes for generally any suit but low armor ones. By low I mean less than 350 armor.
6. Drop your nanohives in places that are easily accessible to teammates while having plenty of cover.

I hope all of this helps and good luck out there.

Now i need to find friends so i can have squads :c

I'm right there with ya on that lol. Solo play most the time myself so I rarely med logi... only on Dom where my team is effectively holding the objective do I solo med logi.

Why do min logis have such low shields scouts have more than me its like running a minmatar scout but with lower shields......

Domination is the only one i play....

anyone who says a logi is meant to run as a squad as an answer to everything is a fool.

there is no doubt they are strongest with a squad but just like any other class in the game they should not be restricted to playing in squads only. scouts are meant to scout and avoid contact with the enemy unless a target presents itself yet 99% of them are tanked for assault. the same goes for heavies. the role is broader than team only work so using that as an excuse to keep logis weak is stupid. i use my nimble apex suit to run supplies to players then i run away again. i have a 960 ehp full proto equipment logi for confined space support for friendlies. both of those roles are distinctly different and require different stats in order to keep them effective.

not that im saying they are currently in a weak place. they have never been better but more can be done