Today I was told by the political director of our largest nurse's union that 5,000 medical personnel died unnecessarily in America during the Covid pandemic for no reason other than that hospitals refused to provide preventative protocols. The hospital-industrial-complex is very real.

Mar 28, 2023 · 2:53 AM UTC

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And they made them take the shot
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Hi Marianne, please advocate for continued universal masking and vaccine mandates in healthcare settings! Of all places to normalize Covid infection and re-infection, this should be the last.
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Healthcare should have always been nationalized.
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By preventable you mean not spreading fear not providing therapeutics not providing natural remedies. At this point it’s disingenuous to not call out the scamdemic.
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Faaarrrk 🥲🥲
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Capitalism. It's capitalism. Marianne, it is capitalism.
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You should dig deeper and see how hospitals are at risk by how they handle their IT workers. I know of one in the Detroit area that fired all their staff during Covid and replaced them with Contractors, supposedly to save money. DRs & Nurses need proper support staff to work
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When one party holds power, policies are measured and they change. When two parties hold power, policies die in their chambers because their "hands are tied" in invisible chains.
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I remembered when news came out in 2020 that NY nurses were made to ration one N95 mask each for 5 days straight... this among many others were deplorable actions by the hospitals' profiteering board of directors while nurses & residents got sick & died cbsnews.com/news/health-care…
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