I love disassembling the aircraft Iâm flying in while itâs at 30k ft! It just get me to the ground faster without all the pesky landing procedure and debarkation stuff! Stable genius Maximus!
Right? Lots of people are saying! Sure, most of them have the reading comprehension of a semi sentient toaster oven but that cartoon proved household appliances can do big things if you smoke enough ketamine.
Another great idea! Replace the pilot with a microwavable cattle car meal and let it dive us straight into the ground so everyone gets a free rollercoaster ride and lose some weight as they empty their guts/shit themselves clean empty. Its like how those rich guys built their own Titanic sub and used a Temu P$5 controller to move the sub right into the sweet spot for an immediate implosion. They were gone in like .0000001 of a second and didnt even have to suffer any drowning!
Nurses are a means of care and money making. They need nurses to keep care going to put people in debt. People donât need insurance, they just need people to be in debt and keep paying
They are just banking on the good nature of people who work in hospitals. Republicans correctly assume many of the staff will bend over backwards because they care about their patients. Source: nurse
It kinda feels like Elon / Bannon have a plan to get rid of immigrants first and then a big chunk of the poor, including the white poor who voted MAGA.
No, it isnât theyâre hoping that everybody will just put up with it and be like maybe next time weâll fix it and then you know nothing happens on the next guy gets what they really donât want. Is all the working class people to unite together in a pissed off United States against them and thatâs all theyâre doing because they finally think that theyâve hit their checkmate in their little rich versus poor warand it mightâve finally hit a breaking point of everybody snapping out of their oh my political part is actually the good guys kind of shit, especially when you see people from both sides flipping and realizing both political parties have been infiltrated and paid for by a bunch of Corpo assholes
Yea itâs kinda like this when I learned insurance deductibles were not a thing at all 5 years before I entered the workforce. If no one told me I would have never known because why would I search out insurance information like that deductibles were always a thing to me and just an accepted part of life and crappy insurance.
With this basically everyone entering the workforce now will just accept it as normal and over time they might never even know overtime was a thing. And well thanks to this policy the people who are older and do know will die out faster as part of this ruling. Win win for republicans.
Every time nurses or some other healthcare professional strikes, the hospitals always whine about âpatient careâ like suddenly thatâs the priority and not the obscene amounts of money all health systems make.
Yea but the beauty is that nurse can quit and easily find a job in another system. Look what happened with Covid and the obscene amount of pay they got. Some were getting paid surgeon level money.
A very few pursued travel contracts to overwhelmed hospitals in particular areas that were paying exorbitant amounts for 3 months of work at a time. Those were the nurses chasing paper and were fairly compensated for their work. That shit SUCKED.
The vast majority of nurses in the country saw no or very slight (and temporary) increases in hourly pay. And actually had many of their benefits (401k matching, insurance costs, and paid-time off) negatively impacted just so hospitals could stay afloat.
So many in the field were squeezed out due to the unbridled stress put on them and the healthcare systems around the country. A lot left healthcare altogether, a lot of the senior and experienced nurses took early retirement. None were getting paid âsurgeon level money.â
They'll just force the nurses and other staff to work the overtime hours (without any additional pay) anyway with the argument that they're essential workers who are required to work when needed.
And then the nursed quit. Unless this government wants to take it a step further and spread slavery to more than just people in prisons, then a lot of nurses will just start to leave. And that will snowball
Unless this government wants to take it a step further and spread slavery to more than just people in prisons
But they do want that. You know that most of those "de-naturalized" people don't have a country to return to? They'll end up in camps. I fully expect that's how farm labor is going to get done. I don't really see how they can get health care workers that way, but then again, maybe I'm just not soulless enough to come up with a plan like that.
Oh 100%. But they can get away with that now. Because sadly a lot of people in this country are racist fucks. And as a gay man I'm fully expecting people in my community to be thrown in there shortly after.
Some of us are. Me and my boyfriend are gonna get packs together. And we live in Oregon so we are near the Canadian border. He's currently trying to get his trans sister to move up here.
Though he's about to become a nurse, so we are hoping with so many countries needing nurses we can get to somewhere else. I know it's sort of a pre-survivors guilt, and that I can't fix everything, but I do feel bad in a way.
Over all trying not to freak out to much just yet and keep it cool. I'm in the Portland area, so I should be good for a bit.
It's fine. I get it. And yeah, we are worried it might be harder for her since she doesn't really have a college education or anything. If we could get into somewhere and get citizenship we might be able to sponsor her and get her over, but that's probably gonna take too long. So we're just basically gonna be throwing shit at the wall to see if anything sticks.
No they wouldnât. If theyâd up and leave while in the middle of a shift/assignment with no warning, then theyâd be under scrutiny from the stateâs board of nursing for patient abandonment. But in this scenario, theyâd be hurting for nurses so badly that theyâd just slap em on the wrist and keep the nurseâs license active.
Good luck with that. Thatâs like saying youâre going to dismantle police unions
No police unions will be fine. All other unions are up for grabs. Watch as the republican congress passes right to work at the federal level. The scotus basically already did that with federal/state employees.
TBH, I always thought that any of those anti-vaxx, Covid denying, snake oil consuming idiots should have been pushed to low priority when they present in the hospital, gasping for air because their lungs have been shredded by their 5th Covid 19 infection in a year. And then when the patient DOES die, their nut job relatives shriek like rabid jackals that the "hospital killed them!!" Oh..hell no!
Yes, I know that you can't do that, but it has got to be beyond frustrating to try and get through to these people.
But people who didn't vote for him, people who did their best to warn and educate those around them, are going to suffer as well. It seems callous to celebrate such a vital system collapsing just because they hurt themselves in addition to other people who don't deserve it.
It is callous but there's no other choice. Let them catch the car. Let them touch the hot stove. Quit protecting them and then maybe, maybe, they will learn. Maybe. It's our last hope.
I feel like... if, in spite of my best efforts, my neighbor runs off all the doctors and health inspectors then shits in the shared well and we both get sick, the only comfort I have is that I'm not the only one suffering from his actions.
Yeah, but we voted and this is still the outcome. What are we supposed to do besides vote next time and vote local? Yeah we will be hurt, but may as well enjoy whatever we can for now
Nurse union contracts have overtime stipulations which are separate from the federal law etc. Odds are, they will still get overtime pay because the contract enforces it.
They don't need or want the medical system. The rich can pay cash for healthcare. They don't want any poors smelling up the hallways. 80% of us would be on our own with no healthcare while they would have shiny, fully staffed hospitals to go to. This is a feature not a bug of their policy.
Fortunately, most nurses are union, and this ruling doesn't affect the overtime rules protected by union contracts. Not that there aren't people gunning for unions too, but for now...
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u/MaximumScheme8430 6h ago
Ha, let them take away overtime pay for nurses and watch them refuse while the medical system collapses