re: Nurse who injected 8,600 patients with saline instead of Covid vaccine gets probation

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Either way, she can’t just arbitrarily decide to do this.

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Yep, it is anti freedom.

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Let’s get this straight.

The majority of posters are PRAISING a medical care provider for NOT providing the care that she represented to patients she WAS providing … because those POSTERS (not the patients) have a political aversion to the treatment?

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I don’t think your summary is accurate. It does shed light into how you think though. You oversimplify and redefine the position of others so that you can have a basis for feeling correct.

I suspect the consensus opinion here is that this nurse is simply the other side of the same coin of medical professionals who injected their own opinion in what is best over the will of the patients. And, given that the consensus believes that the nurse’s info was more accurate than those pushing the vaccine, they applaud her actions.

I’d suggest that most here recognize that a nurse making decisions for their patients isn’t a good thing. But you can’t start from zero. You have to start with the fact that that very thing had already occurred.

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How many government and medical industry personnel directly and intentionally lied about what they were giving their patients?

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This number is VERY high.

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Nope. I’ve said multiple times I don’t support the mandates

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You've said that mandates did not exist. So, what you are saying is that you opposed something other than what we've experienced.

I'll never understand people afraid to admit what they believe.

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even if i brought evidence to you

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Something you are completely unable to do

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Some did. Some did not. Irrelevant to HER actions.

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I am of the opinion that if a person thinks the actions they are asked to do are going to cause irreparable harm/damage to another, and they choose to not subject them to said harm/damage, they should be heralded as a hero.

I assume you are of the opinion that Oskar Schindler was wrong for making the decisions he made.

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It's not an argument. It's an indisputable fact.

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Wrong. Everyone was told they would lose their jobs, their ability to travel, their ability to see loved ones…etc unless they got this “vaccine”. This was never allowed to be a decision people were allowed to come to on their own.

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Her opinion is irrelevant

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Except it does. If someone thinks the actions they have been asked to do will cause irreparable harm/damage, and that person chooses to not subject them to that, they are a hero who stood up for what is right.
Now that we know the vaccine was never meant to stop Covid, and was never tested to determine possible side effects, and we have seen alarmingly high rates of adverse effects, it is obvious she made the right decision.

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Except it does. If someone thinks the actions they have been asked to do will cause irreparable harm/damage, and that person chooses to not subject them to that, they are a hero who stood up for what is right.

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It isn't her choice to make

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am of the opinion that if a person thinks the actions they are asked to do are going to cause irreparable harm/damage to another, and they choose to not subject them to said harm/damage, they should be heralded as a hero.

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So if that nurse instead injected saline into babies instead of the polio or measles vaccine because that nurse felt that getting those vaccines would cause them harm….you are ok with that?