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I once had a neighbor tell me they "didn't agree with liberal views on vaccines."
You know, like germs give a flying fuck about your political views.
The irony? This person is a nurse.
I worked in nursing for a while
I worked with a few excellent people, many average people, and a horrifyingly large number of absolute fucking halfwits
I worked in a nursing home during Covid, including when the vaccine came out and it became mandatory for employees. Despite going through school to become nurses or aides, as well as witnessing all the horrors of Covid with their own eyes, some people chose to quit instead of get the vaccine.
I had no words, and I still have no words.
I have several words
Such as "fucking morons" and "useless wastes of oxygen"
That's my experience with the medical field as well. It breaks my heart, I used to trust doctors, but after some interesting experiences I am now convinced it's all a minstrel show held together with bailing wire.
I think it helps that I'm lucky enough to live in a civilised country, rather than 'Murica
Nurses are either brilliant, wonderful, helpful people, joe-schmoe's looking to make a buck, or radical traditionalist women who think that it's ok to be a nurse because it's women's work.
If it were a different country, I'd be ratting her ass out to the medical board.