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madaboutharry

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2. I was very shaken when seeing this video earlier on another post.

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Wed Sep 30, 2020, 06:27 AM

Sep 2020

It is just so horrifying. This poor woman was treated with such cruelty.

And now she has died. There needs to be an investigation not only into the behavior of the nurses, but also as to whether she received proper medical care.

Canada has an ugly history of its treatment of First Nation people. This terrible case is just another chapter in that history.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] sl8 Sep 2020 OP

So they just fired a nurse? That's like a pat on the back. secondwind Sep 2020 #1

I was very shaken when seeing this video earlier on another post. madaboutharry Sep 2020 #2

+1 2naSalit Sep 2020 #3

OMG! That is horrible. It is now ok to be inhumane? Boogiemack Sep 2020 #4

BLM and others here should show some solidarity with this poor woman's advocates. Boogiemack Sep 2020 #5

the minister for indigenous affairs has announced an investigation in to what those *health dawn5651 Sep 2020 #6

How could they possibly give any kind of quality care with those attitudes? marble falls Sep 2020 #7

My wife's sister is a nurse and a bigot. CaptYossarian Sep 2020 #8