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The sad thing here is much of this staffing level shortages is government forced.

https://pbswisconsin.org/news-item/wisconsin-national-guards-troops-train-to-serve-as-cnas/
 
First of all let me say I live in Wisconsin, my wife is a healthcare worker in a state run facility and my brother is in the the national guard in another state and I can assure you from what they have both told me this article is way under reporting the magnitude of what is going on here.
 
First I'll start with my wife. She works at a large nursing home where national guard members have already been deployed WITHOUT CNA or any other type of medical training and are basically being ordered to learn on the job and it is already turning into a disaster. My wife's friend called her today and told her about what happened with one of the guard members she was training. Basically it was time to clean up one of the residents and he freaked out and said "I can't do this" and walked out of the room. Let me say I have respect for the guard and I am not holding anything against any of them here but it takes a certain type of person to do that type of work (I know I couldn't do it, I don't know how my wife does) and simply ordering combat trained members of the military with no medical training to act as CNAs is not gonna end well.
 
As far as my brother goes he is in a national guard unit in another state and he said members of his unit have been ordered to go for CNA training. This is not isolated to Wisconsin and it is not isolated to the 80 guard members cited in the article.
 
The crazy thing is the facility my wife works at is letting a covid positive symptomatic employee who is vaccinated work while my wife has symptoms of a mild cold, 3 negative covid tests in the last 4 days and she has been told to stay home the last 4 days because she is unvaccinated. The same thing is happening with many of her unvaccinated coworkers so there is essentially no need for the national guard if they would just let covid negative people come to work and stop obsessing over vaccination status.

https://pbswisconsin.org/news-item/wisconsin-national-guards-troops-train-to-serve-as-cnas/
 
First of all let me say I live in Wisconsin, my wife is a healthcare worker in a state run facility and my brother is in the the national guard in another state and I can assure you from what they have both told me this article is way under reporting the magnitude of what is going on here.
 
First I'll start with my wife. She works at a large nursing home where national guard members have already been deployed WITHOUT CNA or any other type of medical training and are basically being ordered to learn on the job and it is already turning into a disaster. My wife's friend called her today and told her about what happened with one of the guard members she was training. Basically it was time to clean up one of the residents and he freaked out and said "I can't do this" and walked out of the room. Let me say I have respect for the guard and I am not holding anything against any of them here but it takes a certain type of person to do that type of work (I know I couldn't do it, I don't know how my wife does) and simply ordering combat trained members of the military with no medical training to act as CNAs is not gonna end well.
 
As far as my brother goes he is in a national guard unit in another state and he said members of his unit have been ordered to go for CNA training. This is not isolated to Wisconsin and it is not isolated to the 80 guard members cited in the article.
 
The crazy thing is the facility my wife works at is letting a covid positive symptomatic employee who is vaccinated work while my wife has symptoms of a mild cold, 3 negative covid tests in the last 4 days and she has been told to stay home the last 4 days because she is unvaccinated. The same thing is happening with many of her unvaccinated coworkers so there is essentially no need for the national guard if they would just let covid negative people come to work and stop obsessing over vaccination status.

https://pbswisconsin.org/news-item/wisconsin-national-guards-troops-train-to-serve-as-cnas/
 
First of all let me say I live in Wisconsin, my wife is a healthcare worker in a state run facility and my brother is in the the national guard in another state and I can assure you from what they have both told me this article is way under reporting the magnitude of what is going on here.
 
First I'll start with my wife. She works at a large nursing home where national guard members have already been deployed WITHOUT CNA or any other type of medical training and are basically being ordered to learn on the job and it is already turning into a disaster. My wife's friend called her today and told her about what happened with one of the guard members she was training. Basically it was time to clean up one of the residents and he freaked out and said "I can't do this" and walked out of the room. Let me say I have respect for the guard and I am not holding anything against any of them here but it takes a certain type of person to do that type of work (I know I couldn't do it, I don't know how my wife does) and simply ordering combat trained members of the military with no medical training to act as CNAs is not gonna end well.
 
As far as my brother goes he is in a national guard unit in another state and he said members of his unit have been ordered to go for CNA training. This is not isolated to Wisconsin and it is not isolated to the 80 guard members cited in the article.
 
The crazy thing is the facility my wife works at is letting a covid positive symptomatic employee who is vaccinated work while my wife has symptoms of a mild cold, 3 negative covid tests in the last 4 days and she has been told to stay home the last 4 days because she is unvaccinated. The same thing is happening with many of her unvaccinated coworkers so there is essentially no need for the national guard if they would just let covid negative people come to work and stop obsessing over vaccination status.

https://www.rt.com/news/546678-natural-immunity-better-vaccines/
 
"Despite its disadvantage compared to natural immunity, the CDC stressed that “vaccination remains the safest strategy” for preventing Covid-19 infections. This is because "having Covid the first time carries with it significant risks..."
 
That may or may not have been true regarding delta but with omicron being the dominant variant now the risk is minimal (probably less than the vaccine its self which by the way offers no protection against omicron). Not to mention omicron has been shown to provide immunity to all covid variants. There is literally no reason to get a vaccine anymore (if there ever was).

https://www.rt.com/news/546678-natural-immunity-better-vaccines/
 
"Despite its disadvantage compared to natural immunity, the CDC stressed that “vaccination remains the safest strategy” for preventing Covid-19 infections. This is because "having Covid the first time carries with it significant risks..."
 
That may or may not have been true regarding delta but with omicron being the dominant variant now the risk is minimal (probably less than the vaccine its self which by the way offers no protection against omicron). Not to mention omicron has been shown to provide immunity to all covid variants. There is literally no reason to get a vaccine anymore (if there ever was).

https://www.rt.com/news/546678-natural-immunity-better-vaccines/
 
"Despite its disadvantage compared to natural immunity, the CDC stressed that “vaccination remains the safest strategy” for preventing Covid-19 infections. This is because "having Covid the first time carries with it significant risks..."
 
That may or may not have been true regarding delta but with omicron being the dominant variant now the risk is minimal (probably less than the vaccine its self which by the way offers no protection against omicron). Not to mention omicron has been shown to provide immunity to all covid variants. There is literally no reason to get a vaccine anymore (if there ever was).

https://www.rt.com/news/546678-natural-immunity-better-vaccines/
 
"Despite its disadvantage compared to natural immunity, the CDC stressed that “vaccination remains the safest strategy” for preventing Covid-19 infections. This is because "having Covid the first time carries with it significant risks..."
 
That may or may not have been true regarding delta but with omicron being the dominant variant now the risk is minimal (probably less than the vaccine its self which by the way offers no protection against omicron). Not to mention omicron has been shown to provide immunity to all covid variants. There is literally no reason to get a vaccine anymore (if there ever was).

The end of separation of powers.

What goes around comes around.

People mocked me for saying that legally the FDA approved and EUA shots are two different shots. Yet here we are with a federal judge saying just that and all of a sudden those people don't want to chime in.

We make our military woke while our adversaries laugh at us and prepare for war.

People mocked me for saying that legally the FDA approved and EUA shots are two different shots. Yet here we are with a federal judge saying just that and all of a sudden those people don't want to chime in.

People mocked me for saying that legally the FDA approved and EUA shots are two different shots. Yet here we are with a federal judge saying just that and all of a sudden those people don't want to chime in.

People mocked me for saying that legally the FDA approved and EUA shots are two different shots. Yet here we are with a federal judge saying just that and all of a sudden those people don't want to chime in.

We make our military woke while our adversaries laugh at us and prepare for war.

https://www.rt.com/news/545350-fda-pfizer-vaccine-documents/
 
I recall a previous debate where some here claimed it isn't reasonable, practical or even possible for all the documents to be made public in less than 75 years. This federal judge seems to disagree with that assessment.
 
Edit: Apparently at the rate this judge wants the documents released at most of the documents should be released by the end of the year.

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/judge-allen-winsor-pfizer-eua-comirnaty-vaccines-interchangeable/
 
This apparently happened about a month ago and somehow I missed it when we were having endless debates about whether the FDA approved vaccine is the same legally speaking as the EUA vaccine. Apparently a federal judge thinks they are two very different shots legally and unless this was overturned and I am unaware the legal precedent has been set and the FDA approved shot and the EUA shot are in fact legally speaking NOT interchangeable.

https://www.rt.com/news/545350-fda-pfizer-vaccine-documents/
 
I recall a previous debate where some here claimed it isn't reasonable, practical or even possible for all the documents to be made public in less than 75 years. This federal judge seems to disagree with that assessment.
 
Edit: Apparently at the rate this judge wants the documents released at most of the documents should be released by the end of the year.

https://www.rt.com/news/545350-fda-pfizer-vaccine-documents/
 
I recall a previous debate where some here claimed it isn't reasonable, practical or even possible for all the documents to be made public in less than 75 years. This federal judge seems to disagree with that assessment.
 
Edit: Apparently at the rate this judge wants the documents released at most of the documents should be released by the end of the year.

https://www.rt.com/news/545350-fda-pfizer-vaccine-documents/
 
I recall a previous debate where some here claimed it isn't reasonable, practical or even possible for all the documents to be made public in less than 75 years. This federal judge seems to disagree with that assessment.
 
Edit: Apparently at the rate this judge wants the documents released at most of the documents should be released by the end of the year.

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/judge-allen-winsor-pfizer-eua-comirnaty-vaccines-interchangeable/
 
This apparently happened about a month ago and somehow I missed it when we were having endless debates about whether the FDA approved vaccine is the same legally speaking as the EUA vaccine. Apparently a federal judge thinks they are two very different shots legally and unless this was overturned and I am unaware the legal precedent has been set and the FDA approved shot and the EUA shot are in fact legally speaking NOT interchangeable.

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/judge-allen-winsor-pfizer-eua-comirnaty-vaccines-interchangeable/
 
This apparently happened about a month ago and somehow I missed it when we were having endless debates about whether the FDA approved vaccine is the same legally speaking as the EUA vaccine. Apparently a federal judge thinks they are two very different shots legally and unless this was overturned and I am unaware the legal precedent has been set and the FDA approved shot and the EUA shot are in fact legally speaking NOT interchangeable.

One year anniversary of the flag pole insurrection.