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  1. Well, you are the first line of patient advocacy. Only you can deal with Christian politicians. After all, nursing is not only about patient care (although it should be so), is it? Politics also infiltrates in this field.
  2. Well, Christian politicians are powerful, and there are many of them in the White House. I feel like the war against Covid vaccine just begins. Now with Delta variant, it is difficult to predict what the future will hold.
  3. Absolutely not. I trust efficacy of Covid vaccine, but I also believe in freedom of conscience. We have to take care of our own health after all. We cannot rely on other people's compliance for our well-being. Shaming them into vaccination is not a way to go.
  4. I am happy for your mother. Again and again, when Christianity is fused in evidence-based health science, everything gets messed up. Hopefully residents in Tennessee will find a way to combat this theocratic medicine.
  5. I don't think that a state that is dominated by Christian politicians like Tennessee would budge. Normally one may change their mind if their loved ones suffer from the disease.
  6. I remember how much people in my home country were desperate for vaccination at my time because vaccines were expensive. I received a few immunizations, so that saved me time and money when my employers wanted the evidence. It is unfortunate that many people in this country do not appreciate what they have.
  7. Sure. If you think you can throw words out there and suppose that you are being kind, you are entitled to that. I do not have to be obligated to your sentiment when you said "Being a bigot and being proud of it is fine. But your defensiveness says otherwise, you're not proud of it." Who are you to make a judgment about how I feel about myself. That is an act of a psychologist. I do not consent to it. Hence, I responded the way I did. Your defensiveness is not my problem. I did not ask you to reply to me. I did not want to respond to you, either. However, when you play psychologist to me, you will get my unkind words. Like I said, when you don't follow golden rule that your religion preaches, I will not play it back to you, either. It is called fair game.
  8. I have a reason to say that. I don't expect you to understand. That is fine. You are not a minority anyway. It is not your fault.
  9. I have no reason to be polite to the person who acts like they are my psychologist. It is specifically toward that person, not all Christians, although Christians love to play that role all the time ("You don't like Christianity because you are angry at god") Hence, I make that bold expression to that person. When a Christian does not play the golden rule they are so proud of, I will not reciprocate, either.
  10. I aced English in my home country before I was naturalized in the US. My grammar is obviously not as good as a native speaker, but I know what I am saying. Wow, you know my mind too well. I did not know that a Christian nurse is also a psychic. Feel free to keep your term. I am a bigot against Christian bigots, unlike some touchy Christian nurse ? Have a blessed day ?
  11. First of all, I take pride of being bigoted towards Christian bigots. If you want to insult me, use better terms. Secondly, if you are not among the Christians in my statement, I was not talking about you. Finally, your fellow Christian nurse is the one you may need to talk to. They seem to be here to preach.
  12. Christians can never help preaching. Respecting people's boundary is the last thing they are are able to do after all. Hospital is a great place for Christian nurses to recruit souls.
  13. I hope that OP will never be my nurse when I am hospitalized.
  14. The same old proselytization from Christian nurses.

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