Comments by "Wobbles And Bean" (@WobblesandBean) on "Real Stories" channel.

I can smell this documentary
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@thebarefootfarm5919 It's sadly common. Nurses in the US are overworked, underpaid, unappreciated. So naturally, hardly anyone goes into nursing as a career, and we have a critical shortage. So you end up with people who only become nurses because they are malicious and enjoy harming people like that nurse did, or simply don't care about patients and make no secret about it. But rather than do the obvious thing and offer better pay and working conditions, instead they continue to pay them nothing, and just cling to the few terrible nurses they have, refusing to fire them for any reason.
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Same. The only thing keeping me here was that I didn't know how to do it without causing more suffering. I did try to hang myself, but the cord snapped cuz I severely overestimated the strength of the materials I used. Had I known how to get in touch with this guy a year ago, I wouldn't be here right now.
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@chrisabella624 Even if it was staged, how is that any better? That's how he chose to conduct himself. That's appalling.
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They DID report him. The hospital did nothing. It's actually a very common occurrence, hospitals know that their staff are negligent or even flat-out malicious, but will rug sweep all reports against them, knowing that people will die as a result. They'll even punish anyone trying to report these people.
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It's depressingly common. They probably DID report him, but hospitals won't take any action cuz they'd rather cover their own behinds than protect their patients. There have been instances where they'll know one of their staff is committing serial murder, and not only fail to report him, but will even give them job referrals so they'll be someone else's problem. They won't even warn the other hospital.
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Well-off clean, sane white guy insults homeless people and makes a mockery of himself. 🙄 "Homeless people have it easy horf horf horf" "WAAAAAHHH I'M GOING HOME THIS IS TOO HAAAARD"
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That's what scared me. Had it been me, I'd have had reservations as well, and instead of being told "if you have doubts, then you shouldn't do this. Put the poison down and talk to me", he went and goaded her into ending her life.
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@sophine7189 I have. Many times. 😞 Had I known how to contact this guy a year ago, two years ago, I wouldn't be here right now. That's a scary thought.
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@sheristewart3940 Nnnnno. I get that you're pious, but it's bordering on unhinged. Stop shoving your dogma down everyone's throats.
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@Johanna040713 I disagree. I firmly believe in death with diggity, and fully support assisted suicide for the terminally ill. But encouraging and enabling people who are physically fine, just depressed, is wrong.
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Honestly, I think Susan is worse, although it hardly matters. At the end of the day, their intent doesn't factor, they both are ending lives for no valid reason.
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You mean someone made up a story in order to gain fame, attention, and monetary opportunities to exploit the religiously weak-minded? I'm shocked. SHOCKED, I tell you.
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@MissSpaz I'm in the same boat. I'm ok now, but I know it's only a matter of time until I find myself facing that abyss again. I just hope we both can find a way to keep going.
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Same, same, and same. Here's hoping we both never have to face that darkness ever again. I'm so happy you're still here, and thriving.
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That goes both ways, this guy has made it his business. Why does he get a pass to insert himself into other people's deaths?
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This is shockingly common. Hospitals won't report these people for fear of lawsuits, and will even give these killers a good referral for a job at a different hospital just to get rid of them. There are stories of criminally negligent, abusive, or even flat-out murderous nurses and doctors continuing to kill people for years, all because hospitals are corrupt and wholly uncaring about patient safety.
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It's one thing to help those who are suffering and are at the end of their lives, it's quite another to encourage depressed individuals to end their lives. Had I met him a year ago, I'm pretty sure I'd be gone by now. But I'm ok now, at least at the moment I am, and it pains me to know that these people never had the chance to get better. They're gone forever, never to experience the same turnaround that I did. They were never given the opportunity.
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I was where you are a year ago, and have been there at many points throughout my life. My heart goes out to you, and I hope you're able to recover as I did. You'd be surprised, a year from now you could look back on this comment and feel shocked that you actually wrote it.
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18:50 You saw a guy carrying roses, the most commonly sold flower, in the Netherlands, one of the biggest growers and exporters of roses. I just.... 🤦‍♀️
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Then why is there still so much suffering, hmm? Look around you. Life is suffering. And yet, god does nothing. Seems pretty malicious of him, if you ask me.
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@helenaterschggrt Yup. That's how hospitals are, they harass any whistleblower and create a hostile work environment for them. They rug sweep all reports of problematic doctors, even though they know patients will die as a direct result of their inaction. Ok
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Musta been one tasty bagel.
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Oh honey, you're a child. Give it time.
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It's still wrong. Depression isn't a good reason to end your life. And this is me, an antinatalist, saying this! This guy seems to have a fetish with death and his delusional idea of the afterlife, it's very telling that he likened himself to Mother Theresa, who also instigated needles death and suffering for her own selfish obsession with "broken bodies".
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Yeah, no. I'm not watching this pompous, arrogant serial cheater. He's a louse and I'm very upset you're highlighting him on your channel.
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I looked him up, apparently he died in 2015.
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That's exactly what happens. Your brain is a very powerful organ, everything we perceive in the world is just signals interpreted by our brains, and it works both ways. The brain can make us see and hear things that aren't there.
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