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> The outrage stems from the fact that they doubled down on it after the problem was pointed out This might be the reason you're outraged, but most outraged pe
by fairity 6y ago
> The outrage stems from the fact that they doubled down on it after the problem was pointed out
This might be the reason you're outraged, but most outraged people here don't even know the administration doubled down on their position. They're outraged due to assumed selfish intent. I think this assumption is wrong.
- function_seven 6y agoHad they not doubled-down, and instead corrected the allocation error, we wouldn't even be reading about this. So, I'm not sure that it makes a difference if some people—hearing about their screw-up—are angry for the wrong reason. To be clear, I'm with you that this probably wasn't a mustache-twirling attempt to divert vaccinations from the frontline staff. But I don't think that it matters much, given the medical expertise we would expect from an organization like this.