we love to hate. we love to show we are "moral".
funniest part was the ayurveda & homeopathy docs calling it pseudoscience. i mean lmao..
we need to stop pulling people down. in doing so we're pulling the whole country down.
keep an open mind. 10 years ago eating whey protein was considered synthetic drugs.
iโve been using linkedin as my primary means to stalk people and i donโt know how i feel about dat
without premium fyi so im v much rawdogging for the love of the game
I can't believe a neutral party in all of this have to defend what looks like a orchestrated attack on you folks.
Some are saying patients are in danger. People really think hospital management hasnโt thought about this. And I find that hilarious.
Hospitals are NOT stupid enough to risk the hospital, their jobs and potentially their freedom for a party.
the existence of music, dancing or a celebration inside a hospital is not proof that patient care was compromised.
I just have one tip for you: next time don't post about these things on x.
Twitter is designed for rage hating.
People like and rt each other's posts to show that they are all morally and ethically cleansed people. Just post this on Instagram - and I guarantee this wouldn't have happened.
i am seeing so much hate for the hospital party. these are the same people who were at the bangerlore or some grocery rave or something else. some uncle in jp nagar thought it's a bad idea too.
you all are just moral policing.
i don't agree with the hospital party.
let them be man - why are we so hell bent on telling people what the "right" thing to do is.
they're challenging different norms.
does it irk me? yes. i don't think it sits well with me.
but just LET IT BE.
@ananbatra@airwarmedd@WLDD_IN Equivalent of the cops that catch couples and say call your parents. Moral policing max. Stfu anan. God knows what can of worms you have.
People who moral police the most are usually the ones that have the creepiest backgrounds
join a global company.
study abroad.
do it.
but not at all for the brand.
the biggest learning you will get is how bad our education system is. and WE (you and me) are to blame and not our teachers.
we demand spoon feeding. "i am confused, can you help me?".
sounds harmless but it's the start of spoon feeding.
we ask to be spoon fed, just packaged in polite words.
and those polite words are killing us.
the worse part is that teachers are forced to respond to this demand. if they donโt give you the answer, theyโre โnot helpful.โ complaints go up. education authorities get involved. so teachers learn to spoon feed too.
teachers aren't supposed save you from struggling.
a teacher helps you struggle better.
<rant over>
@janmeshjo what happened there was illegal? hello? If someone died or if some patients got compromised because of this then yes the hospital is liable - fired / license removed etc.
they are!
if hospital management is doing this with the right guardrails around staffing, patient care and noise, then itโs not just okay. good for them.
just think - the insane liability a hospital takes on if patient care is compromised.
one serious lapse can mean lawsuits, insurance claims, police complaints, regulatory action and hospital administrators personally answering for it.
do you really think hospital management hasnโt thought about this?
do you think theyโre stupid enough to risk the hospital, their jobs and potentially their freedom for a party?
the existence of music, dancing or a celebration inside a hospital is not proof that patient care was compromised. sigh.