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> I bet the CEO wasn't even wrong about the irrelevant best practice that was cited in this article. The "irrelevant best practice" of observing a freshly-vacc
by filleduchaos 6y ago
> I bet the CEO wasn't even wrong about the irrelevant best practice that was cited in this article.
The "irrelevant best practice" of observing a freshly-vaccinated person for half an hour to rule out (or promptly respond to, as the case may be) any immediate and acute reactions to the vaccine? Irrelevant? As in you think that is something healthcare providers should...just not do, as though the human body is a server that can just be restarted if it crashes?
- vmception 6y agoI don’t have an opinion on that particular part one way or the other. I bet his observations have nothing to do with the controversy in actual reality. Like I made pretty clear, this article is to save Farley’s political career by denigrating this other founder who isn’t getting a different enough outcome from every other pandemic response organization in every other city. Nobody should care about Philly drama whether it was vaccines or anything else. All of those midatlantic carcasses of a prior civilization are not worth our thoughts for something this petty. They pretty much have to go after character, even the news organization “investigated” and all they found was that the underlying company was... a company. Wow. Let’s reiterate that its a for profit company, the default, just to ruffle the feathers of impressionable people and Europeans.