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I would be gobsmacked if it isn’t available privately. I’m sure someone is planning it. I’d guess that wide spread availability privately will coincide with wh
by switch007 6y ago
I would be gobsmacked if it isn’t available privately. I’m sure someone is planning it.
I’d guess that wide spread availability privately will coincide with when the highest risk groups have been vaccinated and then the government will say it’s “only right and proper” that people who aren’t very much at risk, who “can pay, should pay” rather than “burdening” the NHS and timed that they won’t look too callous.
- spuz 6y agoWhy would they do that? If they are providing it free to those at high risk, why not provide it free to those at low risk? Why would they charge for this particular treatment when all other treatments are free? How could they ensure those who are poor and cannot afford to pay still get vaccinated?