The records will show who took the money without question..not all were offered the "raise"..department heads have to answer some tough questions regardless but "willing" ignorance is not going to fly..."I was just following orders" is not a defense..if we didnt learn that from the Nuremburg trials then we didnt learn anything..I think we all have "medical" people as friends and family but that doesnt negate the fact that questions need to be asked...and answered in order to climb that "chain of command" to get to the top..or rather "bottom of things"

I don't believe in death squads or persecuting an entire profession, but anyone who administered shots to anyone is "complicit" by definition. Perhaps not evil.

Frankly, I think the Doctors are the ones to blame. Blaming the nurses broadly is kind of silly.

Most nurses aren't complicit in murder (for the shots anyway) but rather, they are complicit in the administration of drugs that people were coerced to take, which the nurses believed would be good for the patients.

The problem wasn't the danger of the shots, which presumably they didn't know about. Rather, the problem was that the shots were being forced onto people. That's why it's important to never allow coercion even when it's believed that the drug is beneficial.

Complicit in murder however does seem to come more into play when it comes to ventilators, remdesivir, and refusal to administer life-saving drugs like monoclonal antibodies. (Had a family friend who was admitted to the hospital so he could get monoclonal antibodies, but then the hospital refused to administer them. They also refused to allow him ivermectin, D3, etc so his family had to sneak those things in. The nurses later told him they were sure he was going to die).