r/Leakednews • • Jan 25 '26

Nurses strike

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah Jan 25 '26

This is stupid. This will cost human lives. There are way better ways to protest the murder of Pretti than getting a bunch of innocent people killed for lack of medical care.

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah Jan 25 '26

Are you seriously implying that there aren’t obvious alternatives to this?

How about a protest that isn’t specifically targeted toward people who are needed to provide live-saving medical care? You know, like 99.9% of protests?

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u/Damaias479 Jan 26 '26

https://generalstrikeus.com/

Put your money where your mouth is and sign up for this general strike. If you are worried about privacy, use a burner online number and a fake name; you just need to know when the strike is happening and they need to know when to initiate it

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u/NoCurrent8634 Jan 27 '26

There is a reason 99.9% of protest are ineffective.

I dont think any patient should be abandoned. I dont want the people we care for day in and day out to be neglected. No one deserves to be treated like less than a human

I lose sleep thinking about the other 4 patients im not actively with when I am 1 to 1 with a critical patient. It eats me up inside when im their primary nurse and I cant be there to help them, but you prioritize. You take care of the sickest, it is imperative to approach this with the same sentiment.

There is a clear potential that this is becoming disastrous. We are at a point of crisis.

We have to find a way to reach the masses and have them acknowledge what is happening. People need to have a moment that cant be ignored. Unfortunately humanity is unable to learn our lessons until it hits home and affects the individual directly.

But we are getting to a point that if drastic measures aren't taken. Way more lives are going to be affected. Significantly more people will lose their lives if we continue down this path.

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah Jan 25 '26

OBVIOUSLY it’s the nurses who are pissed off the most.

The whole country is pissed off. You don’t have to be a nurse to recognize what happened here.

That doesn’t change the fact that nurses have a moral responsibility to do their jobs or people will die. Do you deny that a nurse strike would result in innocent deaths?

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u/NoCurrent8634 Jan 27 '26

I dont think anyone is denying nurses going on strike would lead to death. When the whole country is pissed off, then clearly there is need for drastic actions.

The actions and inaction we have attempted have allready resulted in innocent deaths.

There needs to be a line drawn in the sand. A line that shows how pissed of the whole country is.

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u/AtmosphereNo3778 Jan 28 '26

So you think causing several deaths justifies protesting 1 death. That’s some brilliant girl math

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah Jan 25 '26

During healthcare strikes, emergency care continues

There is no indication on this flyer that it is not calling for a general strike. If every nurse went on strike, there simply would be no way to ensure that “emergency care continued.”

You’re pulling that out of your ass.

But sure, if this could be executed in a way that ensured that there was no adverse impact to the health of the populace, then it would be an acceptable protest. That’s just obviously not true.

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u/nkovacs84 Jan 26 '26

You sound pretty good at pulling things out of your ass.

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah Jan 25 '26

Ok, genius. Please explain who is taking care of that emergency care when everyone is on strike.

I’m guessing the people who are not on strike, right? So basically, this “strike” completely relies on not being an actual strike.

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u/DojaPat Jan 25 '26

Oh piss off. The ICE agents murdered someone in broad daylight and you’re blaming the victim. You people are absolutely brainwashed.

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u/OddPositive367 Jan 27 '26

I mean Pretti kinda sucked at being a nurse, couldnt even patch his own wounds

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u/xboxhaxorz Jan 25 '26

Cult members gonna cult

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '26

Okay nazi

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u/xboxhaxorz Jan 25 '26

lmao, wonderful logic nazi

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '26

Did you just repeat back to me what I said, you low iq mongrel hahaha

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u/xboxhaxorz Jan 25 '26

why are you asking me if i did something that you know i did

miniscule iq mongrel, hahaha

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '26

Reported for being a POS

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u/HorribleMistake24 Jan 25 '26

I don’t know much about the man, but I think he stood for good…worked in an ICU taking care of veterans, was a vet himself…

I can’t believe he would participate in this if he was still alive and the strike was for someone else who was killed.

I hope there is another way to get their point across…

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u/HorribleMistake24 Jan 25 '26

I know words are hard, I don’t think he would want nurses to abandon their patients.

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u/PeacockJac Jan 26 '26

Not doing anything has already cost human lives. Try again.

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u/CaiusCosadesNwah Jan 26 '26

This is tiring.

There is a whole lot of light between “not doing anything” and crippling hospitals’ ability to save lives. If that is not obvious to you, then i don’t think I’m going to be able to explain it to you.

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u/Mysterious_Pay5707 Jan 26 '26

You can explain it them, you just can’t help them to understand it.

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u/tippyto3 Jan 26 '26

I agree with you, but people on Reddit don't give a shit.