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Originally Posted by BobbyStrawberry

"Despicable" could describe attempts to denigrate the life-saving work of nurses and doctors during a global pandemic. But I guess, to you, risking your health for your fellow Americans is only heroic if you have a gun or a firehose in your hand?

The great thing about this country is we're allowed to have different opinions and perspectives (at least as long as some in this thread don't get their way). When you don't view COVID as deadly to 99% of people (because of facts), there wouldn't be much risk, would there? When you don't view COVID as a legitimate "pandemic", you wouldn't view it as a "war", would ya? When you view firing unvaxxed medical professionals to manufacture a self-inflicted "crisis", you wouldn't have much sympathy, would ya? I also don't view pushing modern medicine, which has been proven to ruin lives despite any helpful effects, as very heroic.

There are plenty of ways to be a hero. Let's not water the terms "hero" and "front lines" down with hyperbole. From day 1, the media's goal was to portray medical professionals in such a light that would make it hard to criticize them or not view them in such a way. If you went against the grain, you were bullied by the people who view them as heroes. Same stands today, apparently. Ironic how the left is supposed to be social justice warriors for individualism and against bullying, yet are the biggest offenders of being bullies to get people to conform.