Systemic Racism

[golfballs]

Professor suspended after refusing request for lenient marking of black students' assessments | Daily Mail Online

 

[1972 Grad]

Professor suspended after refusing request for lenient marking of black students' assessments | Daily Mail Online

What a freakin' country. You can get arrested for walking on a deserted beach, or going to church, or opening your barbershop, but not for looting, rioting, and burning.

An ex-con is lionized and given 3 or 4 televised funerals, fit for a President, replete with all kinds of famous folks, because he was both black and died while under the knee of a white cop. Meanwhile, thousands of people, who have never been criminals, die every day in this country and nobody gaff. What a country!

 

[newarkvol]

Freudian slip?

 

[volfanhill]

What a freakin' country. You can get arrested for walking on a deserted beach, or going to church, or opening your barbershop, but not for looting, rioting, and burning.

An ex-con is lionized and given 3 or 4 televised funerals, fit for a President, replete with all kinds of famous folks, because he was both black and died while under the knee of a white cop. Meanwhile, thousands of people, who have never been criminals, die every day in this country and nobody gaff. What a country!

Government employees, who work for us, killing citizens is something we should all rally behind preventing

 

[PointGuard]

What a freakin' country. You can get arrested for walking on a deserted beach, or going to church, or opening your barbershop, but not for looting, rioting, and burning.

An ex-con is lionized and given 3 or 4 televised funerals, fit for a President, replete with all kinds of famous folks, because he was both black and died while under the knee of a white cop. Meanwhile, thousands of people, who have never been criminals, die every day in this country and nobody gaff. What a country!

Then move

 

[Orangeslice13]

Then exercise your 2A rights

fixed

 

[DinkinFlicka]

What a freakin' country. You can get arrested for walking on a deserted beach, or going to church, or opening your barbershop, but not for looting, rioting, and burning.

An ex-con is lionized and given 3 or 4 televised funerals, fit for a President, replete with all kinds of famous folks, because he was both black and died while under the knee of a white cop. Meanwhile, thousands of people, who have never been criminals, die every day in this country and nobody gaff. What a country!

Wwwwwwwaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!

Cry more, future fertilizer. Cry more. Your tears give me strength.

 

[PointGuard]

a friend with 40+ years nursing experience under her belt told me she dealt with drunk and or drugged up patients every once in a while but never had to kill one to get them under control

 

[LouderVol]

a friend with 40+ years nursing experience under her belt told me she dealt with drunk and or drugged up patients every once in a while but never had to kill one to get them under control

Youre going to jail, vs I am saving your life.

Yeah I wonder why she is getting different responses.

 

[PointGuard]

One lame justification after another

 

[LouderVol]

One lame justification after another

Me? I wasnt justifying anything beyond why she might be getting a different response than a cop.

 

[tennvols77]

One lame justification after another

Your female nurse friend an arsehole with a power trip issue?

 

[Rickyvol77]

a friend with 40+ years nursing experience under her belt told me she dealt with drunk and or drugged up patients every once in a while but never had to kill one to get them under control

Yea but working at a level 1 trauma center, i can assure you that Nursing/Drs/Security fight patients roughly about 4-5 times a day, and they restrain them, they medicate them and in some cases even intubate them against their will. If you saw what happens with these type patients in hospitals, you would call it "abuse" even though it is absolutely not

 

[C-south]

a friend with 40+ years nursing experience under her belt told me she dealt with drunk and or drugged up patients every once in a while but never had to kill one to get them under control

We need more vigilante nurses.

 

[PointGuard]

One of your kids can fill that bill 4 u

 

[PointGuard]

Yea but working at a level 1 trauma center, i can assure you that Nursing/Drs/Security fight patients roughly about 4-5 times a day, and they restrain them, they medicate them and in some cases even intubate them against their will. If you saw what happens with these type patients in hospitals, you would call it "abuse" even though it is absolutely not

What assurances have you got?

 

[Rickyvol77]

We need more vigilante nurses.

LOL nurses especially those in emergency trauma are people you have to de-escalate much more than officers when they are dealing with trouble makers

 

[LouderVol]

LOL nurses especially those in emergency trauma are people you have to de-escalate much more than officers when they are dealing with trouble makers

They develop wicked senses of humor too. It's why I am in love with each one of them.

 

[Rickyvol77]

What assurances have you got?

Assurances of what? if they are psych/intoxicated/suicidal/violent whatever they will be placed in 4 point VSD or med-surg physical restraints and given meds to calm or knock them out. Legal and medically sound every step of the way.

Workplace violence against healthcare workers and workplace violence against law enforcement are by far the top 2 professions getting assaulted more than any other.

Because of legal/liability issues and lack of social services, police are required to bring all intoxicated/OD/psych patients to emergency rooms to be treated whereas the old days, they just went to jail. These people don't just stop being violent and dangerous because they are patients instead of inmates.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Yea but working at a level 1 trauma center, i can assure you that Nursing/Drs/Security fight patients roughly about 4-5 times a day, and they restrain them, they medicate them and in some cases even intubate them against their will. If you saw what happens with these type patients in hospitals, you would call it "abuse" even though it is absolutely not

I have suspicions that if they were violent, the police would have disarmed them for her before they brought them to her? Just as a courtesy? Seems like she'd be a little more thankful for that service, huh?

 

[PointGuard]

Assurances of what? if they are psych/intoxicated/suicidal/violent whatever they will be placed in 4 point VSD or med-surg physical restraints and given meds to calm or knock them out. Legal and medically sound every step of the way.

Workplace violence against healthcare workers and workplace violence against law enforcement are by far the top 2 professions getting assaulted more than any other.

Because of legal/liability issues and lack of social services, police are required to bring all intoxicated/OD/psych patients to emergency rooms to be treated whereas the old days, they just went to jail. These people don't just stop being violent and dangerous because they are patients instead of inmates.

You said you could assure me ..., so assure me

 

[Orange_Crush]

You said you could assure me ..., so assure me

Is this the same floor manager nurse that fires over penmanship?

 

[BeecherVol]

Youre going to jail, vs I am saving your life.

Yeah I wonder why she is getting different responses.

In which they respond "who are you again?"

 

[PointGuard]

Is this the same floor manager nurse that fires over penmanship?

I would never call you stupid of course but when I asked you to spell orange you gave me pause when you asked if I meant the fruit, your handle or the color? .....

 

[Orange_Crush]

I would never call you stupid of course but when I asked you to spell orange you gave me pause when you asked if I meant the fruit, your handle or the color? .....

Wow. I'm more embarrassed for you than ever before.

Carry on, then.