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Deflection of what?
Woman shows callousness when empathy is preferred -- an especially bad choice when said woman is a nurse.
Actions have consequences.
Sometimes I laugh when I tell the story about the coworker who died on the job. I performed CPR on him and failed.
I feel bad smiling when I tell the story, but for some reason I do.
...I wonder if there should be consequences for that.
I'm trying to understand what your response has to do with what you quoted from me. I see nothing in your post that goes against what I said.It is when the CDC says:
The results of this study also suggest that fully or partially vaccinated people who become infected with COVID-19 might be less likely to spread the virus to others. With fully or partially vaccinated study participants, the virus was 40% less detectable in their noses. It was also detected in six fewer days (i.e., viral shedding) as compared to those who weren’t vaccinated when they became infected.
And again from the CDC:
- Can fully vaccinated people still transmit the virus to others, including other vaccinated people?
- While it is possible, Dr. Cardona says that the ability to transmit COVID-19 may occur at a lower rate. She adds that this could also be a reality for people who don’t have a good immune response to vaccines.
- “The elderly, those with immune or chronic health conditions or those with underlying health disorders may not have the best protective response to vaccines, such as the COVID-19 vaccines. We are still collecting data and doing ongoing research about the vaccine responses in these vulnerable populations.”
So, the disease could potentially still be spread by vaccinated individuals, 40% less isn't none, especially elderly people or those with underlying health conditions.
This person's grandmother could have thought vaccinated individuals were perfectly safe to be around too...
Going straight to unmasked is a really big leap, straight over what the truth might have been... it's also a media driven leap without a lot of basis in reality.
Was her mask clean? Was she wearing an appropriate mask that was actually protective? Or was she doing what most of America does - and that's wearing a mask multiple times, not washing her hands regularly and touching her face lot?
If so, she was not protected at all by her own mask but in fact was living in a germ infested minefield that she was wrongfully assuming afforded her protection... the very reason many doctors are against masks.
The good old days.I remember when the right supported standards of good conduct and morality clauses.
The deflection is the "hey, look how bad this woman is" based on biased optics. You agree with the kid, disagree with the woman's stance, so have no problem imputing heinous motives to her actions.Deflection of what?
Woman shows callousness when empathy is preferred -- an especially bad choice when said woman is a nurse.
Actions have consequences.
The deflection is the "hey, look how bad this woman is" based on biased optics. You agree with the kid, disagree with the woman's stance, so have no problem imputing heinous motives to her actions.
I don't.
The deflection is the "hey, look how bad this woman is" based on biased optics. You agree with the kid, disagree with the woman's stance, so have no problem imputing heinous motives to her actions.
She smiled, shook her head slightly, and looked to the right. That's all we really know, though from context we can see that she disagrees with his unproven assertion that "grandma died because someone didn't wear a mask".
I guess such an assertion about grandma passes for logic these days. Your tax dollars at work.
I agree. The idea that someone should be able to be fired for something like this is absurd. However you tend to align with the party that demanded this be the right a employer have. Do you still support "right to work laws"?
What do tax dollars have to do with this?
Glad someone gets it. It's disturbing here how few see this reality. Not a fan of totalitarianism either, but there are many who are falling into line, repeating the mantras, even in media, believing whatever they are told is true without bothering with actual facts.A video "appears" to show her mocking something... Allegedly... We can make wild assumptions all day about people's behavior, bit until we ask them, and give them an opportunity to explain, we're acting like totalitarian dictators, when we fire them in the workplace.
...I don't know about you all, but I'm not for totalitarian dictatorship anywhere... Not in government, not in the workplace, not in the family. Not anywhere.
I laughed at an aunt's funeral.Sometimes I laugh when I tell the story about the coworker who died on the job. I performed CPR on him and failed.
I feel bad smiling when I tell the story, but for some reason I do.
...I wonder if there should be consequences for that.
How did that happen....Oh, here... the usual cancel culprits. Shocked, I tell you.Nor did her employer -- hence the firing.
There's the point, in case you missed it.
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