“In-your-face dancing’ by medical staff?

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The medical ‘professionals’ are still dancing and people are dying. To some of us, they look like they are dancing on people’s graves.

Once was funny, and no longer.

Mr. Castilo is right, “This country is so “f– up.”

https://twitter.com/robertmcastillo/status/1343903922268876801?s=21

Families can’t see their dying loved ones and these people are dancing.

They don’t have enough patients, obviously.


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MichMike
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MichMike
3 years ago

Some of those miffed by this behavior were also the same folks who until this last summer, didn’t know that looting was one of the stages of grieving.

Beyond Thunderdome
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Beyond Thunderdome
3 years ago

A plague of heroes. The local big pharm facility had their sign “hacked” to say re’s work here.
The plandemic could only work on a dumbed down society that views a return to Stalinism as some utopia.
I almost feel sorry for anyone who clings to the delusion that government is there to serve them.
Almost.

ConservativeHawk
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ConservativeHawk
3 years ago

This article is BS in a brown bag. Our front line COVID fighters deserve breaks from the tedious, self sacrificing job of treating a mass of patients hour after hour, all day and night.

You unappreciative pricks that think they don’t need a jubilant moment now and then can KMA!!

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nubmaeme
3 years ago

Not all hospitals are overrun. Not all hospital staffs are overworked to collapse. I’ve had to take people to the ER over the last few months for injuries. They were not swamped by any definitions of the word. There were no covid patients AT ALL according to the staff. Everything was illness from other causes or injuries of varying degrees.

Also, explain to me why a “reporter” from any MSM can go to a hospital, any hospital, and there will be wall-to-wall people supposedly with covid. Yet, a citizen-journalist can go to that very same hospital moments later and no one is there. The staff is sitting around. The rooms are clean and empty. Surely they can’t treat all those people that the “reporter” showed in just seconds and get them out before the citizen-journalist arrives.