I am thinking that everything that's been going on throughout the whole 2020 and now is a distraction and circus to divide people whether by race, politics, nation, religion, whatever. Our global masters are only afraid of common persons standing together. I have a really bad feeling that a big crisis is about to hit us all and we're just being primed and distracted and people are readily swallowing it, hook line and sinker. And I think greater distractions and deceptions are coming.
I am thinking that everything that's been going on throughout the whole 2020 and now is a distraction and circus to divide people whether by race, politics, nation, religion, whatever. Our global masters are only afraid of common persons standing together. I have a really bad feeling that a big crisis is about to hit us all and we're just being primed and distracted and people are readily swallowing it, hook line and sinker. And I think greater distractions and deceptions are coming.
Thank you for putting into words what I've been trying to say.
Has anyone asked the frontline workers what we think about the lockdowns? We are the ones these mandates are supposed to be helping. Our healthcare system in America was broken before the pandemic. My co-workers and I regularly had 20-30 patients each on our assignments per shift before anyone here had heard of Covid. We've had a nursing shortage for years now. Hospitals and LTC centers are going to be full either way. People are going to continue being denied care no matter what.
The fact is, lockdowns don't work. Look at the cases in CA vs. FL. People are despairing. Children (!) are committing suicide. Patients with other conditions, such as cancer, are being put on waiting lists for months. Any nurse would tell you this is a greater health risk than Covid, as terrible as this virus is.
The enemy knows that when we are isolated we are vulnerable and is using people in authority to try to tear us apart. We need each other!
Also, if you disagree, please let me know. I don't claim to have all the answers... I just know this isn't right and can only speak for what I'm seeing here.
Thank you for putting into words what I've been trying to say.
Has anyone asked the frontline workers what we think about the lockdowns? We are the ones these mandates are supposed to be helping. Our healthcare system in America was broken before the pandemic. My co-workers and I regularly had 20-30 patients each on our assignments per shift before anyone here had heard of Covid. We've had a nursing shortage for years now. Hospitals and LTC centers are going to be full either way. People are going to continue being denied care no matter what.
The fact is, lockdowns don't work. Look at the cases in CA vs. FL. People are despairing. Children (!) are committing suicide. Patients with other conditions, such as cancer, are being put on waiting lists for months. Any nurse would tell you this is a greater health risk than Covid, as terrible as this virus is.
The enemy knows that when we are isolated we are vulnerable and is using people in authority to try to tear us apart. We need each other!
Also, if you disagree, please let me know. I don't claim to have all the answers... I just know this isn't right and can only speak for what I'm seeing here.
"Just three weeks and we will flatten the curve"... "The vaccine will bring things back into normal except it won't you can still get sick and you have to keep wearing the mask"
Aaahahahahaha
I didn't know one could laugh out of grief and despair, now I know.
My best friend lost her mom to cancer, they kept delaying her therapy.
I can't put into words how upset I am about everything that's going on, I can't even word the feeling. The depth of all this is so grave and people are just following this and that and parroting what they hear. That is the most isolating of all, watching this alone. People still operating on autopilot running left and right like a beheaded chicken, being completely distracted and played, while the world is burning. Zero situational awareness whatsoever
"Just three weeks and we will flatten the curve"... "The vaccine will bring things back into normal except it won't you can still get sick and you have to keep wearing the mask"
Aaahahahahaha
I didn't know one could laugh out of grief and despair, now I know.
My best friend lost her mom to cancer, they kept delaying her therapy.
I can't put into words how upset I am about everything that's going on, I can't even word the feeling. The depth of all this is so grave and people are just following this and that and parroting what they hear. That is the most isolating of all, watching this alone. People still operating on autopilot running left and right like a beheaded chicken, being completely distracted and played, while the world is burning. Zero situational awareness whatsoever
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend's mom. You aren't alone in your grief. We are all hurting, but never in history have we been told to suffer alone and isolated from our friends and family. We have to support each other during this time! As a frontline healthcare worker, I can tell you I've spent more time consoling and encouraging my friends and my patients' families, and helping people find resources to get through this, than the time spent actually providing Covid patient care. I'm not bragging, I'm just trying to express that our focus is in the wrong place.
And I was diagnosed with cancer nearly 3 months ago and will only be getting the diagnostic care I need this coming week, so I can speak with personal experience on this.
Please remember you are eternally loved and thank you for standing up for truth.
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend's mom. You aren't alone in your grief. We are all hurting, but never in history have we been told to suffer alone and isolated from our friends and family. We have to support each other during this time! As a frontline healthcare worker, I can tell you I've spent more time consoling and encouraging my friends and my patients' families, and helping people find resources to get through this, than the time spent actually providing Covid patient care. I'm not bragging, I'm just trying to express that our focus is in the wrong place.
And I was diagnosed with cancer nearly 3 months ago and will only be getting the diagnostic care I need this coming week, so I can speak with personal experience on this.
Please remember you are eternally loved and thank you for standing up for truth.
Thank you for putting into words what I've been trying to say.
Has anyone asked the frontline workers what we think about the lockdowns? We are the ones these mandates are supposed to be helping. Our healthcare system in America was broken before the pandemic. My co-workers and I regularly had 20-30 patients each on our assignments per shift before anyone here had heard of Covid. We've had a nursing shortage for years now. Hospitals and LTC centers are going to be full either way. People are going to continue being denied care no matter what.
The fact is, lockdowns don't work. Look at the cases in CA vs. FL. People are despairing. Children (!) are committing suicide. Patients with other conditions, such as cancer, are being put on waiting lists for months. Any nurse would tell you this is a greater health risk than Covid, as terrible as this virus is.
The enemy knows that when we are isolated we are vulnerable and is using people in authority to try to tear us apart. We need each other!
Also, if you disagree, please let me know. I don't claim to have all the answers... I just know this isn't right and can only speak for what I'm seeing here.
I will not deny that some are "just plain stupid" (due to the "dumbing-down" process - or, they would know better); however, I would really like to believe that - in the greater number of cases - the word 'asleep' is a better word to apply to the situation.
I will not deny that some are "just plain stupid" (due to the "dumbing-down" process - or, they would know better); however, I would really like to believe that - in the greater number of cases - the word 'asleep' is a better word to apply to the situation.
They are stupid, period. I want to say it for once without Christian political correctness and I said it on purpose everyone likes to correct me on this. By "willful" I amplified quite sufficiently it's about the choice. Well it's entwined, continual certain choices frame people into certain states of mind and in the end determine what people become, too. People choose not to listen to reason, and a lot of it is the unkindness and hatred coming from us vs them mentality most people readily accept. Also "stupid" means torpid too, as if in a coma or sleep. I started calling people stupid again recently and I have to say it's liberating. People are stupid. There, I said it. And yeah they can choose not to be and I'm tired of tiptoeing around facts. There's such a thing as Christian political correctness.
