Death Threats Aimed at Victims & a Nurse, But Trump’s the Hater

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A Dayton nurse faced doxxing and death threats for having her picture taken with the President when he visited victims of the shooting.

The nurse, who helped survivors and victims after the shooting, has been receiving death threats after she posed for a photo with President Trump.

An Instagram user heard about the situation from the nurse’s niece and posted the story.

Rita, who works at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, was one of the nurses who helped save the lives of the people who injured when the gunman opened fire on Sunday.

During his visit, President Trump thanked Rita and asked for a photo with her.

THREATENING THE VICTIMS

The family of the couple who died protecting their infant is also receiving death threats. In the hospital in Texas, Trump posed for photos with several people, including the family of that couple, and the infant whose life they died protecting.

The guardians of the baby — the aunt, and uncle — came back to the hospital after the baby was discharged, specifically to meet the President. The deceased parents were also Trump fans.

The President was torched for two days over the photo that was deemed inappropriate and ghoulish by the photo police.

The family explained that they wanted the picture taken.

“He was just there as a human being, consoling us and giving us condolences,” Mr. Anchondo, the brother of the murdered father, said. The President “wasn’t there to be pushing any kind of political agenda.”

They added that they felt consoled.

The brother of the slain couple and uncle of the injured child told the Houston Chronicle that his family has received death threats over it.

Think about it. The aunt and uncle who just lost their young, beloved family members, parents of a newborn, are being threatened with death for liking the President and having their photo taken with him and Melania.

“We should be coming together as a country at this time instead of threatening each other with hate messages,” he told the Chronicle.

Who are haters? How do these people dare call anyone a hater when they are bashing a family in mourning who felt consoled by the President? That’s a lot of hate and a lot of projection. It’s coming from the left as always.


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Aja
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Aja
4 years ago

As a retired surgical RN I can say that nurses work their tails off and deserve respect. They are professionals capable of doing their jobs and smiling when they have the opportunity is good for them. To believe otherwise is ignorant. I never hear complaints about fake reporters smiling while reporting or inventing tragedies.When they aren’t busy ranting against the POTUS they are smiling while reporting deaths.

Greg
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Greg
4 years ago
Reply to  Aja

That’s an excellent point. I started noticing local news readers with the saddest of faces on some calamity and then, within an instant, they had huge big smiles for the next story. They are in an acting job, only by another name.

Greg
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Greg
4 years ago

AOC is certainly one of the “protected” class which warrants the special treatment. The average person has NO such benefit and will suffer the repercussions.

The ignorance of some who complained that hospital personnel were smiling at a time of family despair must have never been in a hospital. Those who work in hospitals deal with family tragedies on a daily basis, and if they were to internalize each and every occurrence, it would be impossible for them to do their job. It’s NOT some hard heartedness that makes someone smile. Furthermore, has any of these complainers ever been hospitalized. If you’re laying in a hospital bed you “welcome” any visitors, if nothing else, to break the monotony. It is the Pure Hatred that brings about these reactions. What is troubling is none in the media are even capable of the minuscule amount of self-reflection.

David R(Canada)
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David R(Canada)
4 years ago
Reply to  Greg

I have worked in emergency departments and ICUs of large city hospitals, and you are correct.
Also, the kinds of jokes I’ve heard in these places could not be repeated here.
I’ve also done some palliative care and, although it’s a slightly different environment, you get to know the patient and their family very well, you protect yourself in similar ways.

Jan in NH
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Jan in NH
4 years ago
Reply to  Greg

I worked at a hospital and there was a lot of “dark humor” as that is how you cope with day to day trauma.

Tim Kuehl
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Tim Kuehl
4 years ago

All of the people threatening these people support Democrats, their communist policies and will vote for Democrats, if they vote. Think about that for a moment. Why would any rational American vote for any candidate these domestic terrorists support?

Bobby
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Bobby
4 years ago

These people that are threatening anyone should be charged. AOC was threatened and that guy was arrested…did all of you know that? But the people threatening victims of the shootings and the nurse that worked with the victims being threatened? That is OK…why can this happen? How come this is OK. In the case of AOC I can understand her getting threatened because she has threatened the citizens of our great country for months and months. It doesn’t make it right of course however this country best get their heads out of the sand and start standing up to the bullies!!! Yes, bullies!!!

John Vieira
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John Vieira
4 years ago
Reply to  Bobby

You are dealing with the imbeciles that the dnc/rinos infiltrated the administrative offices with over the past forty odd years..fbi, doj etc., and the fake mainstream media is also corrupted no end !!!