We've been over this repeatedly for months on the forums- it's a death because you slowed down your team.
Preventing a death means you have to do some work- by getting downed, you failed to prevent yourself for potentially getting a death, but someone else put time and effort into picking your sorry ass off the ground.
A good KDR means you can take care of yourself- you don't need some medic saving your ass.

However, it only damages your KDR, because the medic saved you to keep the clone count up.

If they fix...what? Nothing is broken. You went down. Your HP went below 0. That's a death. You don't undo that just because someone saved you afterwards.

When some one dies in a hospital and is then revived, they still died.

It seems you don't understand what a "death" is. It is an event that occurs, not a state of being. None of us can actually "die" as our consciousness is simply transferred to a new clone at the moment our current body expires.

Whether you spawn into a new clone or whether somebody uses a nanite injector on you is irrelevant. Your KDR is just another metric that potential employers can use to determine your value as a merc. Therefor each time you are killed it represent a potential loss of a clone and resources. This way it measures your skills at combat, not a corpmates skill with the needle.

Don't forget nothing is simply stuck in to this game. Everything has a purpose and to greatest extent possible nothing is arbitrary.

On the rare occasions that I run a logibro I'll let someone bleed out before I'll revive them without clearing the area first. Only time they'll get a double killed is if a red dot straight up outplays me and sneaks in there. The double death caused by idiots in pub matches is just that; idiots. It sucks that their stupidity screwed you but it happens to all of use and that doesn't mean they need to start changing game mechanics.

OP, What you're saying is that if you get downed and revived you shouldn't have a death on you, what is supposed to happen to the person that "killed" you? they took you all the way down and got a kill added to their stats, is that kill supposed to be removed once you get revived? that's robbing the enemy player of that kill. You're asking if it is intentionally implemented, i believe it is just to reflect the skill of all players. If someone bests you in combat and runs off, then a teammate comes up to revive you, that opponent still bested you and it should reflect on their stats.

it counts as a death because you died, if it weren't like that kdr's would be skewed.

You get injected with zombie juice.

he doesnt talk, he only sends a text message. When you die dropsuits send out a message.

Ok, stop thinking about this in terms of what we currently think of as "dying". When you are lying on the ground you are not dead yet. When you "bleed out" I'm assuming the suit injects you with a neurotoxin before it disintegrates and transmitting your mind to a new clone. The "deaths" listed on your KDR is just a term used for becoming incapacitated and either spawning in to a new clone or getting hit with the needle. They are events that occur and therefor are discrete and cannot be "undone". You get put down, revived and put down again that's 2 deaths. Because it happened twice. Every kill has to have a death attached.

Otherwise it would become meaningless within a day. Got some corpmates on the other team? You and 2 red corpies run out to the middle of nowhere and you kill one of them, the other revives them, you kill them again, rinse and repeat. You get hundreds of kills they get 1 death. Every kill means someone gets a death.

Also, everyone's "true" KDR wouldn't exist because none of us have or will ever actually die.

Very simple really. If the person you wounded to near death bleeds out, you get the kill. If a medic does his job, and stops the bleeding before it dies, you don't get the kill, and obviously doesn't counts as a death.

I will support that 100%.