Today, we hate nurses!

The Toronto Star is Canada's most influential newspaper. The activists who work at that newspaper have influenced Canadian social and foreign policy. You could say that a lot of what is happening right now is their work.

So, when you count five homeless people asking for money outside of Woodbine subway station, you can thank the Toronto Star. When you look at the oppressed parts of the city of Toronto, where men have an unemployment rate of fifty percent, and women sixty, you can say that the Toronto Star is right: immigration is the engine that drives the economy. When the Toronto Star says think, a conditioned Canadian says what do you want me to think.

And today, the Toronto Star hates nurses * .

When you read the column by the influential Toronto Star columnist Joe Fiorito, one is gripped by the horrific outrage done to this hard working Canadian. How dare the nursing staff at North York General Hospital treat this man this way! I am filled with outrage! So much so, that when you do not find any mention about where influential Toronto Star columnist Joe Fiorito interviewed the nurses involved, one is left with the comforting conclusion that Joe knows best. Traditional wisdom among the scribblers and scribes of the media is that good practice is to interview both sides. Joe has not done that. But Joe is an influential Toronto Star columnist, and knows better. He tells you what to think.

I actually know nurses. Maybe Joe, who is an important man because he is an influential columnist for the Toronto Star, did not think it important to actually talk to nurses about what goes on in a hospital. Nurses are unimportant. They are women, after all. Just like Hillary Clinton. Women should be put in their place and support the anointed B. Obama because it is his turn.

I have taken the opportunity to photocopy Joe's piece and give it to the several nurses I know. One is a senior shift leader at a busy emergency ward. She wanted to know why Joe did not talk to a nurse about what happened. She took a red pen and put a red circle around Joes picture in the paper, then a large X through his face. She cancelled her subscription. She is going to cancel the eight papers the emergency ward gets, too. The Toronto Star just fills up the recycling, and columnist Joe Fiorito, well, he will have some explaining to do if and when he gets rolled into emergency himself.

And by the way, today, the Toronto Star likes the military.

Note how Joe Fiorito, influential columnist for the Toronto Star, is all gushy over the noble veteran, done dirt by some Hillary Clinton like bitch nurse. This, only a few days after the Canadian military was ungood ... just go read the Star's influential columnists tell you what to think about the murder of Paul Croutch. And now that you know to despise the military, you can un-despise this particular veteran and believe his tale of misery completely without the facts from the other side. This is the highest quality of journalism that Canadians can expect. And this is why this country is a racist shithole, where taxpayers pay and tax spenders spend.

I am glad that Joe Fiorito continues to tell people what to think. I am glad he has the poetic license to ignore journalistic practice. Obviously, the Toronto Star does not hire or promote based on ability, which is what they preach. Joe is just struggling against invisible white privilege, so if he is biased or just plain incompetent, well, that is the price to pay for the non-existent plantation that your great grandfather had. And if you have questions about this, and you wish to ask Joe about why he is down on the military one week, and up the next; about why he does not follow journalistic practice, get in line. There are a lot of emergency room nurses in Toronto want to get their hands on him.

I am so happy that I can share these articles from the Star with people! I care.

I, Fenris Badwulf, wrote this at Mitchieville and DustMyBroom.