2020 Heroes today become public enemies

[zbrah]

These men and women worked tirelessly risking their lives when there were no vaccines and they were considered our heroes. Today, they are terminated without being given a proper termination letter because they could sue or claim unemployment benefits. F*ck you Biden and anyone who supported this crap

[LBDamned]

they could always audition for dance choreography troupes.

[Notpc]

Yep, when the music stopped, they didn't have a chair to set on.

[MJB]

And so it begins!

[wpage]

Double speak world of upside down. Heroes are villains.

Villains are new heroes. In the House.

[FNH5-7]

What a disgusting world we live in.

The vaccinated feeling all self righteous and virtuous as if they're doing the right thing by bullying the unvaccinated.

[Dan_Eastvale]

What a disgusting world we live in.

The vaccinated feeling all self righteous and virtuous as if they're doing the right thing by bullying the unvaccinated.

And screaming at their governors to step on their states' vast majority of no mandates citizens. Crying that the majority are killing their families and taking the states to court.

[Notme1]

[LBDamned]

the left would LOVE a lunatic to 'lose it'...

they've been instigating it for over a year...

[M1NM]

The wrongful termination lawyers are going to get real rich.

[sd_shooter]

We all know how busy these nurses really were...

[LBDamned]

^^^ superheros

[Widdle]

Why are so many nurses so fat? I don’t get it…

I had a morbidly obese doctor tell a relative with just a little belly that he needed to lose weight. I could never tell somebody with a lower BMI than me that they needed to lose weight, well, not with a straight face anyway.

[Squatch]

I seem to remember some time back in history when a government vilified a certain group of people. I think there were trains and gas involved.

I bet those people never thought it could happen either.

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[Wherryj]

The only surprising thing is that the nurses are affected this time. The medical field has long pushed additional mandates, cuts in reimbursement without regard for the actual cost of overhead "because healthcare is too important for access to be limited by cost", etc.

Physicians have sacrificed and been forced to cut their expenses beyond reasonable because everyone was able to "negotiate" the contract in a one-sided manner, whether it be financial considerations or burdensome overregulation. My own academy recently updated their "professional codes" and the first thing on their list was to "prove subservience to others". As if physicians haven't already sacrificed nearly everything already (we've gone from 85% independent to less than 10% self-employed because no one can afford to pay overhead any more).

Long hours, working after hours, weekends, holidays, providing that care at the physician's cost (it's illegal to expect patients to pay for the $20+ cost of the answering service, etc. to get that "free" call). Yet, every month there are new regulatory requirements and every year there is either a reduction in payments or at best no increase for inflation.

Nurses have mostly escaped because they have a strong and effective union and are thus able to collectively bargain. I guess in this situation, they too have had their own groups including their unions gut them in an effort to "look good" in sound bytes.

The issue is that it is typically estimated that about 30% of providers aren't getting the vaccine. If we fire all of these people, how are we going to handle this year's cold/flu season? Even before Covid, hospitals and offices were stretched to the breaking point. We are told to expect a Covid surge, yet we are firing nurses and doctors?

Yeah, seems like this won't be a problem...not one bit...