Dancing Nurses and Manufactured Outrage
I DON’T KNOW who started the trend of “dancing nurse” videos. Unless you’ve lived in a cave for the past year, you’ve surely seen them.
Was it a marketing team from TikTok? I had never even heard of TikTok before this. The social media platform gained tons of publicity from the phenomenon. Was it a psychological warfare department in government or business? Was this another ritual humiliation invented by powerful occultists? Or was this all just from the beginning a spontaneous grassroots phenomenon that showed what a decadent society we have become?
I don’t know, but I’m sure of one thing. Videos promoted as widely and heavily on social media as these have been serve a purpose for the perverts in charge. Of that, I have no doubt.
Some people obviously find these cute-sy nurses with their peppy routines performed in the ugly, dumpy scrubs that make medical workers look like Maoist serfs to be wonderful and heart-warming. Many people, however, don’t find them wonderful at all. That’s why I say the phenomenon was encouraged for the express purpose of stoking outrage as well as providing entertainment. They seem intended to distract; to entertain and to annoy; to draw attention and create intense division. A segment of the public became steaming mad that nurses were dancing during a supposed pandemic. These feelings are similar to the outrage people feel when they hear or read of library drag queens, a real, though exaggerated phenomenon, intensely disturbing, that also seems intended to get ordinary people extremely upset. Emotion — whether it be fear or outrage — is a tool of control. People who are agitated often don’t get much done and end up feeling defeated.
That’s why I don’t post or comment on these incredibly idiotic videos which underscore the near-total lack of dignity of the nursing profession in feminist America. Obviously there are many real dancing nurses out there and they prove, among other things, that there is no ongoing medical catastrophe.
But I could care less what they do. (more…)
