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Originally Posted by Retlaw
Margaret, that statement doesn't work on me, we had to put fires out and rescue them, we did it because we had to, not because we liked it, neither could you walk off the ward and say I'm not treating them, you did it cause you had to.
Which gets back to my point WW3 or not, they must be anialated, and if it takes nukes then so be it, it took nukes to correct the same thinking in the Japs in WW2, similar thinking and mental attitude, if theres collateral damage like Horoshima then so be it, but the sooner them isis are wiped out the better, before some one even thinks of giving them nukes, because they would use them without hesitation, indisriminately.
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Well, Retlaw....that might have been true for you....but not for me.
I loved my job with a passion.
Had it been any different, I would have given it up and done something else....because by this time I knew that I was capable of more than just a job.
Nursing was never 'just a job' for me.
Your views are yours....but in my opinion they are flawed because of the consequences of the aftermath.