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But surely the EU hasn't exactly covered itself in glory here? They, factually, objectively, _were_ later in signing an agreement, and have taken longer to app
by alibarber 6y ago
But surely the EU hasn't exactly covered itself in glory here?
They, factually, objectively, _were_ later in signing an agreement, and have taken longer to approve a vaccine in use elsewhere in the world. Why should they not share some blame from their citizens like any other politician should? The UK government deserves scorn for their handling of the pandemic in the UK. The EU should be criticised for this. It is not a football match. We do not need to 'support' one 'side' against the other.
- GizmoSwan 6y agoThere is/was issues with submitted vaccine data. Technically it wouldn't have been approved in normal times till they could get better proven data. Now it is all water under the bridge because countries are desperate to have enough vaccines. 6 months from now, all countries are going to pretend to be nice nice and when there will be oversupply and new variant of the COVID, they will be dumping the old vaccines on other countries.
- alibarber 6y agoInstead of downvoting - please do tell me what is offensive, or how you feel this does not add to the discussion. Or at least do both.