because nursing is such an in-demand field, it seems like lots of people default into it as a career out of convenience. Not to detract from the field, but I've seen a lot of people fail career goals only to shrug and get into nursing... even folks in their 50's.
depending on the nurse's character they tend to fit into one of three categories: they're an actual caring person who really does want to make a positive impact on others, they see the field as a vehicle to try shoving in their woo bullshit because reeeeeee modern western medicine, or they're just there because they thought it'd be easy and it's not like there's ever a shortage of cna/lpn positions anyways. so, if they were already crazy or smoothbrained to begin with, it won't be difficult to get from point a to b as far as being anti-vaxx goes.
Well it's a smart career move honestly. Home health RNs make absolute fucking ducats where I live. I don't know how else you'd be able to easily get into a $70/hr job.
They really will try anything except the vaccine, apparently. Fuck it, let them Darwin themselves out of the equation; it's not like they don't have access to all the information, at this point.
I'm surprised there haven't been more grifters selling fake cures. You can peddle anything to Q-boomers provided you fake enough evidence. This would be a serious way to make some money.
I can see the nanobots made him complacent.
Willingly submit myself to
Can we post anything, and Trumptards will try it?
I should have clarified that I was mostly talking about RNs, not CNAs and the like. Anyone with a pulse and a brainstem can get through a CNA course, RN not so much.
I wouldn't say it's easy. It might only be an associate's degree but it's competitive to get in. Way back a friend told me a story about going to a RN info night because she had similar ideas about "good money + easy to get into" and then she left halfway through after the instructor talked about the requirements and said that not only is there a lot of math but that they'll kick you out of the course if you keep getting 95% instead of 100% on the math tests (since being 95% good at math means you might be fucking up the dosage of 1 in every 20 patients).
You're right, that must definitely be an influence. Same reason a lot of terminally ill people get into it even if they should know better, because what the fuck else are they going to do?
Really makes you thunk since the vaccine is free
No manufactured widget is ever free. The cost comes from somewhere just like how the Takata airbag recall for my cars came out of Takata's coffers even though I didn't have to pay the dealership anything for the labor or replacement airbag.
Right, but if Ivermectin (which is also owned by big pharma, mind you) was this miracle covid cure, they'd just jack up the prices.
If it really worked, they'd already have jacked up the prices if they were as greedy as the anti-vax tards claim
Merck's clinical trial did not go well and now they're telling people not to take ivermectin. But that's just big pharma lies fed to the sheeple obviously.
