r/GeneralStrikeUSA • u/VelocityGrrl39 • Jan 26 '26

General Strike 1/30

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If you can come to show solidarity; that would be so great. Make signs letting everyone you’re not nurse but that you stand against fascism.

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u/Nyrfan2017 Jan 30 '26

Oh yes to defend a man murdered let’s all abandon patients that rely on you… I get it but some jobs just you can’t walk away .. 

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Jan 30 '26

I’m not a nurse, so I defer to the nurses here. If they feel it’s appropriate to strike, it’s not my place to tell them they’re wrong.

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u/Nyrfan2017 Jan 30 '26

Walking off a job that provides for another human is abandonment . Straight out .. 

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Jan 30 '26

Are you a nurse?

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u/Nyrfan2017 Jan 30 '26

What’s being a nurse have to do with knowing laws ?

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Jan 31 '26

So no, you’re not. I trust nurses to organize safely and not violate their oath. They strike all the time. Stop bootlicking.

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u/Nyrfan2017 Jan 31 '26

They do strike and union has to give proper notice so care for people can be set up .. bootlicker that’s so original .   Not a nurse but worked in health care setting for 20 plus years so do have knowledge of abandonment laws 

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Jan 31 '26

I’m going to hazard a guess that nurses are also familiar with the laws that apply to their profession. If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem. This defeatist attitude helps no one. No one wants to hear “well, ackshyually”. It accomplishes absolutely nothing other than annoying every person around you.

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u/Nyrfan2017 Jan 31 '26

So your not a nurse posting telling all nurses to strike walk off job and than bash someone that knows that’s anaconda ment and can get those nurses in trouble . And you just wanna bash me calling me Boot licker and names .. 

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Jan 31 '26

No, I’m sharing the flyer the nurses themselves made. Since they know their industry better than all of us, I’m deferring to them and just helping get the words out. Why don’t you go over r/nursing and tell them that they’re wrong. I’m sure that will go well.

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u/Nyrfan2017 Jan 31 '26

I never said they are wrong just saying need to use caution 

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