"I'm a registered nurse" woman uses this to assert her opinion as an authority figure. How many times have we heard this from rabid vaxxers?
I've been out with three nurses since this bullshit started. One of them said it was just a flu and two of them said it was complete bullshit and most days they are sent home early because they don't have enough work. They were worried about paying rent from the loss of hours.
One of the nurses works at a very well known hospital most people have heard of and says there is not, and has never been a pile up of covid patients.
My buddy is a nurse and said that they would have a “staffing shortage” because they wouldn’t put enough people on the floors. Then they would report this on the news as some sort of end of times. Lol
Its only the best hospitals that have problems. UofM hospital had some ER bed space issues... Also every one and their cousin went their because the government is making it free for covid.. So yeah a hospital or two can get over run. If every joe blow went for flu symptoms they would be overrun every year...
The pile up in some hospitals was due to covid - basically the transport drivers refused to work becuase they didn't want to catch covid or the transport companies shut down over a fear of covid.
If no one is taking the bodies away, they are going to pile up.
Appeal to Authority is a logical fallacy, probably the most commonly used one next to the straw man
Second most is. What are your qualifications that gives you the right to say that?
You have to disengage when confronted with people that argue like that. The argument is over at that point all that is left is anger and escalation at that point.
Send me you and your boyfriends nudes
Self-righteous indignation is the hallmark of the socialists.
I'm an American Citizen, the covid and vaccine are bullshit.
See how I used my position of authority. But also I used my powers of observation.
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