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I’m trying to look for synonyms of sneer and i’m fucking dying
yeah that looks normal… yeah these are all— um. hold on. hang on.
what

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I'm just thinking out loud here but like
if we all changed our party registration, it would make 🧊 job a lot harder. They're using voter registration records, but if all our records say republican that makes it harder for them to find people
and we could fuck with their primaries
and really if ALL of us did it..... we'd get rid of the two party system. We could finally get ranked voting
Two seemingly contradictory beliefs that we actually must strive to hold simultaneously:
You don't owe anyone anything
Meaning: you do not have to make yourself suffer for the convenience of others
We owe each other everything
Meaning: we could not survive without each other and everything we do to help another is crucial to ensuring our own continued survival
You don't need to be a doormat, but also don't get comfortable slamming the door when you have the resources to extend a hand instead.
Have you guys noticed how much the internet/technology just does not listen to you anymore? I click “don’t show this artist” on Spotify and I get recommended a music video by them on the front page. I click “skip this update” on a pop up every time I open a file organization app and it’s right back there every time. I click unsubscribe on a newsletter and it keeps showing up in my inbox!! I click “delete my account” and the next time I open the website they suggest I “reactivate”.

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something I think about a lot as someone who is chronically online, always reads the comments section, and also works in healthcare is how many people who are supposedly awake to the evils of for-profit healthcare and our current system who have somehow also absolutely ate up the stereotype that nurses are all just high school bullies and mean girls, not seeing how that stereotype is used to scapegoat some of the worst treated members of the health professions, instead of holding shareholders and corporations responsible for the pressure placed on nurses and the lack of support they get, and how male dominated fields with similar stress levels aren't subjected to anything remotely resembling the hatred nurses get.
It's genuinely insane to me to watch how patients and family members treat nurses. I have watched patients who were sweet and kind to me and the doctor turn right around and scream at the nurse and CNA because their bed wasn't made just how they wanted it, because they're in pain (after refusing to take any pain meds when the nurse brought them), because they were required to educate the patient on a medical condition, etc etc etc..
It's nurses and CNAs who get the brunt of abusive patients, they get harassed, they get screamed at, they get groped, they get treated like a servant. I've seen family members of patients scream at nurses over everything from the patient's bed not being reclined enough, to not having 15 extra chairs in the room for visitors, to the TV not having good enough stations. I've seen family members walk into other patient rooms and demand the nurse go treat their family member first and throw a fit when asked to wait.
I have seen nurses show up for patients in ways that is unbelievable. To stay for hours after their shift has ended to make sure a patient's clothes are cleaned and returned to them, to wait for lab results because they're worried, to call around for equipment donations and find funding that enables patients to go home with the equipment they need. And then if that same nurse gives a short-tempered response once during the most stressful shift of their lives, what do people say? Oh she's just a high school bully, you know what they say. Mean girls become nurses.
and like I work at one of the good hospitals. We're consistently ranked top in our state. Our employee turnover is super low. Employee satisfaction is fairly high comparatively.
But even my hospital values making the shareholders an extra dime over all else. Even my hospital staffs nearly double the safe amount of patients per nurse. Even my hospital brings in as many new patients as possible right at the holidays when the holiday coverage is low because butts in beds equals money. Even my hospital sees employees, especially nurses, as disposable. Burn them out for as long as you can, placate them with Daisy awards and free pizza, then when that stops working get a new one.
And it's just insane because as a therapist I legally cannot see more than 6 patients at a time. They recognize that that is not safe or beneficial and the hospital would be in trouble if they forced me to see more than that. But there's no such standard for nurses. Why staff safely when you could put 20 patients on one nurse and then blame her for anything that goes wrong when that inevitably goes wrong?
and the real frustration here is that most issues in the hospital system, when you really drive down to the root of it, could be solved or made significantly better by safe staffing. But we're not allowed to say that. So we have committees and meetings and hire experts and do internal reviews and bring in motivational speakers and throw pizza parties all to solve the issue that is unsafe staffing.
Because saying the solution out loud means we have to hire more nurses, pay them, protect them, make their job safe to do, not burn through them. And that costs money.
So instead we have a thousand committees dedicated to finding Creative Solutions. How can we get patients to stop falling in the hospital? We must ignore the blatantly obvious answer!! Let's set timers for the nurses to check on every patient x amount of times per hour all night and make sure patients are safely in bed (and then another committee and another meeting to deal with complaints of patients being woken up too much at night -- blame the nurses, why aren't they clustering care to avoid waking patients??), put together a checklist of things the nurse has to do before leaving any room (put the alarms on, make sure the patient has yellow grippy socks on, put the call light in reach, put one rail up, move the tray table so it's inconvenient for the patient to get up alone, anticipate the patient's every move!!) and then we need another committee to discuss why nurse response times are so slow, why was this nurse in one room for thirty minutes?! You should be in and out in under 10 or you're neglecting other patients!!
tl;dr -- think nursing is the profession for high school mean girls? You might be a bootlicker
something I think about a lot as someone who is chronically online, always reads the comments section, and also works in healthcare is how many people who are supposedly awake to the evils of for-profit healthcare and our current system who have somehow also absolutely ate up the stereotype that nurses are all just high school bullies and mean girls, not seeing how that stereotype is used to scapegoat some of the worst treated members of the health professions, instead of holding shareholders and corporations responsible for the pressure placed on nurses and the lack of support they get, and how male dominated fields with similar stress levels aren't subjected to anything remotely resembling the hatred nurses get.
It's genuinely insane to me to watch how patients and family members treat nurses. I have watched patients who were sweet and kind to me and the doctor turn right around and scream at the nurse and CNA because their bed wasn't made just how they wanted it, because they're in pain (after refusing to take any pain meds when the nurse brought them), because they were required to educate the patient on a medical condition, etc etc etc..
It's nurses and CNAs who get the brunt of abusive patients, they get harassed, they get screamed at, they get groped, they get treated like a servant. I've seen family members of patients scream at nurses over everything from the patient's bed not being reclined enough, to not having 15 extra chairs in the room for visitors, to the TV not having good enough stations. I've seen family members walk into other patient rooms and demand the nurse go treat their family member first and throw a fit when asked to wait.
I have seen nurses show up for patients in ways that is unbelievable. To stay for hours after their shift has ended to make sure a patient's clothes are cleaned and returned to them, to wait for lab results because they're worried, to call around for equipment donations and find funding that enables patients to go home with the equipment they need. And then if that same nurse gives a short-tempered response once during the most stressful shift of their lives, what do people say? Oh she's just a high school bully, you know what they say. Mean girls become nurses.
and like I work at one of the good hospitals. We're consistently ranked top in our state. Our employee turnover is super low. Employee satisfaction is fairly high comparatively.
But even my hospital values making the shareholders an extra dime over all else. Even my hospital staffs nearly double the safe amount of patients per nurse. Even my hospital brings in as many new patients as possible right at the holidays when the holiday coverage is low because butts in beds equals money. Even my hospital sees employees, especially nurses, as disposable. Burn them out for as long as you can, placate them with Daisy awards and free pizza, then when that stops working get a new one.
And it's just insane because as a therapist I legally cannot see more than 6 patients at a time. They recognize that that is not safe or beneficial and the hospital would be in trouble if they forced me to see more than that. But there's no such standard for nurses. Why staff safely when you could put 20 patients on one nurse and then blame her for anything that goes wrong when that inevitably goes wrong?
and the real frustration here is that most issues in the hospital system, when you really drive down to the root of it, could be solved or made significantly better by safe staffing. But we're not allowed to say that. So we have committees and meetings and hire experts and do internal reviews and bring in motivational speakers and throw pizza parties all to solve the issue that is unsafe staffing.
Because saying the solution out loud means we have to hire more nurses, pay them, protect them, make their job safe to do, not burn through them. And that costs money.
So instead we have a thousand committees dedicated to finding Creative Solutions. How can we get patients to stop falling in the hospital? We must ignore the blatantly obvious answer!! Let's set timers for the nurses to check on every patient x amount of times per hour all night and make sure patients are safely in bed (and then another committee and another meeting to deal with complaints of patients being woken up too much at night -- blame the nurses, why aren't they clustering care to avoid waking patients??), put together a checklist of things the nurse has to do before leaving any room (put the alarms on, make sure the patient has yellow grippy socks on, put the call light in reach, put one rail up, move the tray table so it's inconvenient for the patient to get up alone, anticipate the patient's every move!!) and then we need another committee to discuss why nurse response times are so slow, why was this nurse in one room for thirty minutes?! You should be in and out in under 10 or you're neglecting other patients!!
something I think about a lot as someone who is chronically online, always reads the comments section, and also works in healthcare is how many people who are supposedly awake to the evils of for-profit healthcare and our current system who have somehow also absolutely ate up the stereotype that nurses are all just high school bullies and mean girls, not seeing how that stereotype is used to scapegoat some of the worst treated members of the health professions, instead of holding shareholders and corporations responsible for the pressure placed on nurses and the lack of support they get, and how male dominated fields with similar stress levels aren't subjected to anything remotely resembling the hatred nurses get.
It's genuinely insane to me to watch how patients and family members treat nurses. I have watched patients who were sweet and kind to me and the doctor turn right around and scream at the nurse and CNA because their bed wasn't made just how they wanted it, because they're in pain (after refusing to take any pain meds when the nurse brought them), because they were required to educate the patient on a medical condition, etc etc etc..
It's nurses and CNAs who get the brunt of abusive patients, they get harassed, they get screamed at, they get groped, they get treated like a servant. I've seen family members of patients scream at nurses over everything from the patient's bed not being reclined enough, to not having 15 extra chairs in the room for visitors, to the TV not having good enough stations. I've seen family members walk into other patient rooms and demand the nurse go treat their family member first and throw a fit when asked to wait.
I have seen nurses show up for patients in ways that is unbelievable. To stay for hours after their shift has ended to make sure a patient's clothes are cleaned and returned to them, to wait for lab results because they're worried, to call around for equipment donations and find funding that enables patients to go home with the equipment they need. And then if that same nurse gives a short-tempered response once during the most stressful shift of their lives, what do people say? Oh she's just a high school bully, you know what they say. Mean girls become nurses.

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"Love your neighbors more than your government"
Sticker spotted in Savannah, Georgia
something I think about a lot as someone who is chronically online, always reads the comments section, and also works in healthcare is how many people who are supposedly awake to the evils of for-profit healthcare and our current system who have somehow also absolutely ate up the stereotype that nurses are all just high school bullies and mean girls, not seeing how that stereotype is used to scapegoat some of the worst treated members of the health professions, instead of holding shareholders and corporations responsible for the pressure placed on nurses and the lack of support they get, and how male dominated fields with similar stress levels aren't subjected to anything remotely resembling the hatred nurses get.
“What if poor people abuse the system?”
The system intrinsically abuses poor people.
Hope this helps.
Follow up question/experiment:
When scrolling on tumblr do you use the following or for you tab?
Following tab only
Mostly following but sometimes for you
An equal mix of both
Mostly for you but sometimes following
For you only
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and what if I told you nine was less afraid of love than ten. what then.
for a moment i lived in a beautiful world where doctor who didn’t exist and this was simply a seven-ate-nine joke too layered for me to understand
Look, I’m no Biden fan. He’s as inspiring as a warm glass of milk. But people need to stop acting like he was the devil on wheels and we were struggling to get through.