Isn't that reasonable?

I think some care-givers are angry with me because they have guilty consciences. They assume that when I say some care-givers have no business being care-givers that I mean them specifically. It's a sign that they feel they are doing an inadequate job. Otherwise, they'd just conclude that I must be talking about somebody else. Anyway, folks, it's impossible for every care-giver to be a good care-giver. There are good care-givers and bad care-givers and a whole lot inbetween. All I'm saying is weed out the bad ones -- for the sake of the patients. Isn't that reasonable? --Jim Broede