Psycho-Babble Social Thread 1109914

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Bathesda BETRAYED Cohh...

Posted by alexandra_k on May 1, 2020, at 3:37:01

... Just sayin.

 

Re: Hoarding.

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 1:56:30

In reply to Bathesda BETRAYED Cohh..., posted by alexandra_k on May 1, 2020, at 3:37:01

There is a problem is NZ of people hoarding.

That's how come it is that you have all these government officials on $250,000 ++++ per year... While you also have all these people struggling to pay their powerbills.

The money is supposed to be distrbuted to the people.

But the various representatives of the people all themselves earn in excess of $250,000 and say that their people are doing fine -- when they are not.

So apparently the government says 'there are enough influenza vaccinations for everyone to have one'.

So then this.. I don't know what they are... Private?? Company?? Somehow 'representing' GP practices... Sends out an email implying that the government is out of touch with the reality of the situation and actually at the...

Rate at which they are currently being administered...

Supplies will run out end next week.

(Does that mean everyone who wants one will have one by end next week????)

And so: The vaccination process shuts down. GPs think 'we don't have enough to keep administering them'. So they cancel appointments for them.

Does anybody not have enough in their fridge when a person turns up who wants one such that a person is turned away because there isn't one in the fridge when a person who turns up says they want one??

Has that happened?

Ever??

Or do we have a bunch of hoarders. Justifying thier hoarding blah blah blah whinge moan whine and complain: Is there one in your fridge or not? Is there a patient who wants one when you don't have one (and you can't by phone identify a person with one in their fridge)...

Or not?

See the level of stupid that occurs when doctors prioritise entry to medicine and graduation from medicine for their in-bred kids???

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Re: The trouble is....

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 2:08:48

In reply to Re: Hoarding., posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 1:56:30

People are making assumptions about rate.

But once all the people who have the vaccination who want to have the vaccination then... Nobody will want the vaccination anymore. So... Vaccination rates are not the kinds of things that will continue on indefinately... There is an end point. The end point is when everyone who has one has one.

But the GPS's halt people having them prematurely. Because they are afraid they will run out.

I didn't understand the attitude of the City Mission (Homeless people) GP services in Auckland... When I asked for an influenza vaccination last year... Deep winter. Maybe even spring. Embarrassed face... Maybe we still have some left...

If any clinic *entirely ran out* and was *phoning up and down the country for GP fridge stocks to be moving ASAP it should have been priority access for CityMission*.

And instead it was Pacific Nurse 'you want me to give you flu -- yes? I give you flu, now. You want me to give you flu -- yes?

And the 'informed consent' form was not much better.

Nobody in their right mind would have signed that content form as a binding legal document.

Which does not (in any language or legal system at all) authorise you to experiment on those people.

Comprehend-aye????

 

Re: The trouble is....

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 3:29:04

In reply to Re: The trouble is...., posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 2:08:48

And I found the education act.

And once you are 20 years old, as a domestic (local) student the Universities are required to process your application to Medicine.

And, insofar as there are limited numbers of placements (which there are, apparenatly) then they are supposed to limit places according to prioritising 'under-represented' groups.

So of course, having 2 doctors as parents means you are most under-represented of all.

Course it does.

And it all goes down-hill from there.

There is a 'special clause' about 'sufficient progress' that has been interpreted as a clause that enabled the medical admissions committee to selecte the people who bribed the most / gave the most bl*w j*bs / had the most esteemed relatives.

And that's all it is.

The NZ education system.

Isn't worth the paper it's not even written on. Isn't even trying. Doesn't even want to.

What a f*ck*ng joke.

It's a f*ck*ng joke.

What a f*ck*ng joke.

Can someone beam me up now, please. What a f*ck*ng joke. The idot children of teh imebciles f*ck*ng joke of it. Har de ha ha can you do anything properly??

Waiting...


Still waiting....

What a f*ck*ng joke.

 

Re:the vaccine plan

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 3:34:00

In reply to Re: The trouble is...., posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 3:29:04

was unleashed the other day.

we will contribute nothing.

we will just wait util it's been developed.

then we will wait some more for the cheap generic to come out.

then we will hoard cheap generic in our fridges. not giving it to the people because 'if we gave it out at that rate then nobody would be giving us bl*w j*bs for it in the face of shortage anymore'.

sure we will.

course we will.

not contribute.

cry cry cry for handouts.

stockpile handouts.

only give it out under conditions of... extortion. bribery. whatever your laws have in them.

what a f*ck*ng joke.

 

Re: it is just so disappointing...

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 4:34:04

In reply to Re:the vaccine plan, posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 3:34:00

I mean...

I came back in the spirit of humility.

I wanted to make a genuine difference, here.

I did not come back in the spirit of 'I know better than you' or 'I am better than you' I came back in the spirit of learning.

I enrolled in courses at tech because I wanted to support one of the teachers there (particularly) because I liked what I saw of his teaching online. He knew his stuff. And I wanted to learn from him. And there were 2 other people involved in teaching for the programme. And they knew a bunch of stuff too. And I learned from them as best I could...

ANd it was incredibly frustrating when (for example) I couldn't hear them speaking in lectures because people were talking around me incessantly and would not / could not shut up in lecture environments.

And I was incredibly frustated by many hours devoted to group learning tasks.

And I was very very frustrated that there was no quiet individual study space on campus. The quietest areas of the library were set up right next to the group work spaces so the noise travelled...

And it was somehow asking 'special favors' for, for example, a classroom space to be opened up aftr hours for silent study only. Special exception just for me (only becuase nobody else wanted / needed / could utilise silent study space).

I don't come out with my qualification.

Apparently it was just fine for me to not get the qualification. 'Don't worry about her -- she'll be okay'. Meanwhile a person is hired specifically to round up all the kids not in attendance who are in danger of failing by not meeting attendance rquirements. Someohow it' sokay if I"m faile dout: It's okay if they fail me. Because 'she'll be okay, don't worry abou ther'.

Spirit of humility...

How many talks to I go to at university level. Mmmmm your research is just faaaaaaaaaaaaaascinating. I listen. I summarise. I ask good questions.

Years and years and years and years and years of it.

Then I produce some research:

And you fail me. NOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo you are not doooooooooooooooooooooone yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. It's rubbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbish.

The most basic level of respect has not been returned to me.

I f*ck*ng humored you.

And it's your f*ck*ng job to humor me.

ffs.

Shut it down,

Shut it down,

Shut it down.

They can't actually tell the f*ck*ng difference.

 

Re: it is just so disappointing...

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 4:55:25

In reply to Re: it is just so disappointing..., posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 4:34:04

there is this thing they are doing at the moment and it goes like this:

we have enough ppe

(aka: at current rates of use (zero) we have an infinite supply).

well, actually, no, but you get the idea.

i mean to say that there is a rate of use in surgeries, presumaby. I don't know what 'business as usual' looks like. If you have a new surgical mask for each scub in / each patient or how that goes... But there is that kind of business as usual.

And then there is something else that goes on when people are possibly infectious / contagious and they are trying to prevent hospital transmission.

Now you have cleaners and non-scrub nurses and so on... doctors more generally... All these people wanting PPE.

ANd... Nobody has done a fit test since...

Well... Since...

Well... Since...

Probably in the last 15 years.

It's all old supplies that have been stockpiled from SARS. None of it fit tested.

Because even though the science has improved and move don...

It's a special knid if intellectual disabilty that you see in the leaders of NZ.

Anyhoo...

The DHBs were full of 'we have enough'. Also known as 'we refuse to order more'. But that was all predicated on 'current rates of use' which was predicated on 'next to no use'. So they go 'you can't have any. PPE is not for you' and so on.

Then there is even a thing about how it is not for you because you don't know how to don and doff it properly (because we never taught you) and because it's too hard to learn (because we are intellectually handicapped and we still dno't understand) and how it is not for you. Our next pay increase is for us on the savings we made not puchasing any equipment... Understand eye??

ANd so (of course) several nurses get sick. Looking after covid patients. And they say they worse PPE as they were supposed to. And the DHB says 'of cousre you did. You shouldn't have been wearing it. We told you it was not for you and it wouldn't do you any good'.

Becuase they didn't fit test their employees.

Is this criminal? At any point? Criminal negligence from the DHB??

That they refused to fit test the people who were required to work in those conditons?

They they refused to supply them with adequate PPE??

That they put them in danger while they believed their employers had duty of care to instruct and educate and look after them properly??

I get that ACC will get it...

But ACC wasn't to cover crimes against humanity -- was it?

Surely not!!

 

Re: it is just so disappointing...

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 19:40:29

In reply to Re: it is just so disappointing..., posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 4:55:25

and next the politicians will want me, no doubt. i can join them -- or have nothing. that's always the way... people cling. i'm expected to be their cling-object. or i can have nothing.

it's been so... wow. just wow. just wow freaking amazing to watch the education system in nz spiral down and down and down get sh*tt**r and shitter and shitter since my return.

just wow.

going to all those talks. putting on a good face. playing the role. doing the part.

and absolutely none of the most basic courtesy ever returned to me.

just down the f*ck*ng spiral of sh*t.

the 'leaders' are coming dangerously close to saying PPE is like condoms. you know, full of holes and nobody uses them properly and so it's just a pointless waste of tiem to spend any money on it.

all the laboratory people will start up with that.

then reveal the situation where nz can't be allowed / trusted to study coronavirus at all because we just aren't capable of following insturctions on the PPE and getting the damn things fit tested and so on.

just all these people on $250,000 ++++ each year. and i just think about how they don't do their job: they prevent their job being done: they savings that could be had if we imprisoned the lot of them.

ffs.

 

Re: it is just so disappointing...

Posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 19:44:51

In reply to Re: it is just so disappointing..., posted by alexandra_k on May 2, 2020, at 19:40:29

so apparently the reason i was failed out of population health was because i mentioned the 'trifecta'.

unhealthy food, alcohol, and smoking.

that gets you failed.

it would be like... i don't know.. corn. tobacco. guns. in the us.

i was actually flunked out of a first year paper in population health (not allowed to apply to study medicine) because i wrote an essay about how these things were resulting in public health problems.

wow.

do you start to see how it is that our health system's in such an advanced state -- not.

it's not like they don't know how much hand sanitiser we order / go through / don't go through.

i mean...

yeah, i know. i need to remember people don' tthink. they just don't. especially when you remembe rthey've been running rampant just doing whatever they want because they think they've clever and entitled to.


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