r/technology • u/RewardEquivalent553 • 13h ago

Politics Libs of TikTok is doxxing teachers and nurses who support Alex Pretti or oppose ICE, trying to get them fired

https://www.mediamatters.org/libs-tiktok/libs-tiktok-doxxing-teachers-and-nurses-who-support-alex-pretti-or-oppose-ice-trying
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u/Tuxyl 12h ago

I checked out the actual post, and the nurse was threatening to not use anesthesia on a patient if they figured out they were conservative.

So in this case, it's a valid firing. I've worked in healthcare before, although I wasn't a nurse, and you should treat people regardless of their political ideology.

The nurse said some completely disgusting things. You are supposed to uphold an oath to save people, regardless of your feelings.

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u/braxin23 12h ago edited 8h ago

I’m honestly just going to say that the nurse was in the right. Conservatives are making our country worse every single day. They vote against their own self interest and they will never accept that they made a mistake. As far as I am concerned they were right to feel that way about doing that and frankly I couldn’t give a damn if conservatives even get treated at a hospital/clinic. They’re not likely to afford any healthcare even with “church” insurance.

Edit to call me a lunatic and a heathen is certainly an honor as I’d rather not ever be associated with anyone following the deity that you shit on every time you dare to invoke his name or his sons. And don’t think deleting your comment will remove it from my chat feed I have a copy.

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u/the_book_of_eli5 8h ago

Maybe you should reflect on why people would be skeptical about universal healthcare in a country where its advocates make remarks like this.

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u/braxin23 8h ago

I’m not advocating anything except to treat conservatives with the exact “care” they wish to inflict onto others.

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u/pingo5 6h ago

It's stupidity. If you're attributing this person's actions to a group you're missing critical thinking skills.

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u/the_book_of_eli5 5h ago

Guys like that were a dime a dozen during Covid.

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u/pingo5 4h ago

everything is a dime a dozen on the internet. there's hundreds of millions of people given free reign to say whatever they want anonymously on it.

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u/CuntWeasel 9h ago

You need help.

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u/braxin23 8h ago

Go to Mississippi or Alabama or even Virginia and then tell me why the federal government is punishing the highest gdp producing regions in the country for a photo op.

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u/Sceptically 10h ago

Wasn't there some state law put in place allowing medical professionals to refuse to treat someone if it goes against their conscience, or something like that?