Colorado nurses launched a silent counter-protest to the hundreds who gathered for an anti-lockdown campaign on Sunday.
According to NBC News, the counter-protest took place in Denver where the viral video was captured. A nurse in full scrubs and a face mask stood still in an intersection, taking in all the remarks, to block the campaigners from driving through.
A woman wearing a USA t-shirt was seen hanging out the passenger seat window toting a sign that read “land of the free,” while yelling “Go to China if you want communism.”
When a man in the background yelled back the statistics of the previous death toll from COVID-19 being “35,000” in the US and how these nurses are “saving people’s lives” (it is now 41,837 as of this writing according to Worldometers), she says “Bulls***.”
“I’m saving people’s lives too,” she continued.
Another campaigner, Mary Conley, was reported telling the Post, “death is a part of life…and it’s time to start living again.”
“You go to work, why can’t I got to work,” the woman in the car shouted.
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