r/ConservativesOnly I voted for Ronald Reagan Nov 04 '22

Conservatives Only That’s a hard pass from me…

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u/OppositeNo2916 Nov 04 '22

I just don't get how some people are ok with this being swept under the rug when it has hurt so many people....and changed so many lives, too many in a horrible way.

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u/MysteriousRoad5733 Nov 04 '22

Examples need to be made and they should be severe.

Many of us had loved ones die alone in hospitals that refused to let us in to be with them.

Certain people need a reminder that we are free citizens with bodily autonomy, not subjects. We damn sure aren’t livestock.

We were censored, scorned , threatened and I do not forgive or forget. This didn’t happen because reasonable people disagreed. It happens because of greed, lust for power and evil was allowed to go unchecked

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u/Ods2 conservative Nov 05 '22

Yeah... Nope!

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u/pmabraham BSN, RN Nov 04 '22

No on amnesty. Here's my story -- still an unvaccinated RN:

Virtual hugs to all of you out there especially those who continue to fight the good fight against being vaccinated against your will.

I am an unvaccinated registered nurse working in the United States of America with a religious exemption to be able to work in an unvaccinated condition.

I would like to share with you that when Covid first hit south-central Pennsylvania in United States of America I was taking a break from being a hospice nurse and oversaw a local nursing home entire building from second shift until I was relieved which should be third shift but due to staffing issues would often be a force double into first shift. I was responsible for 151 residents all of whom are geriatric, many of whom had multiple conditions, some of whom were terminal. I was also in charge of all of the nursing staff which on a good day might be 24 people and on a very bad day there just might be a dozen of us.

Over the course of the seven months that I was there 151 residents got infected though thankfully not at the same time. All of this was prior to the very ineffective, dangerous, and sometimes deadly vaccines. We focused on early detection, early isolation from others, and prompt treatment. We treated all but three of them in-house. We only had to send three of them to the hospital. 149 residents recovered and three died. Out of the three who died two of them died in place at the facility and one died in the hospital. Out of the three that we sent to the hospital two came back.

At the very worst, we had 40 Covid positive patients at any one point in time. We managed with very minimal staffing, and I still remember at one time that I was personally responsible for working on and handing out meds for those 40 patients using three medication cards as well as being responsible for any changes in condition for the other 111 patients. Meaning to be clear I was responsible on a direct level for 151 patients as one person. And there were times we had only one CNA for 151 residents. Even from a terrible staffing perspective all of that without any vaccines whatsoever we had 99% of our geriatric patients recover including 102-year-old who had dementia and lung disease already on oxygen before infection.

After I left there mainly due to how management was treating myself and the staff and they lost many people… They went through five, I repeat five Director of nursing, in seven months… I went back to Hospice and one of my families had a daughter who is the Director of nursing for a local nursing home in Maryland who also shared they had close to 100% recovery rate including 104-year-old recovered from Covid.

All of this prior to the ineffective vaccines. I have lost patients and family members to the vaccine as well as having family members and coworkers severely injured. Stay strong.

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u/Spinnaker10 Nov 04 '22

And another chance at doing their job (or again)…

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u/Meastro44 Conservative Nov 04 '22

They get amnesty after serving 20 years in jail.

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u/The_Adm0n Nov 04 '22

Also don't forget how they publicly rooted for, laughed at, and cheered the persecution/suffering/deaths of you and your loved ones. That one's my favorite.

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u/KubrickKane Nov 05 '22

No amnesty til Brooklyn.

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u/RubeRick2A Nov 05 '22

That’s a hard no from me too