> On the other hand, he did get a decent amount (the website claims 6,000 people over 5 days) of people vaccinated For one, the vaccine requires two doses to a

> On the other hand, he did get a decent amount (the website claims 6,000 people over 5 days) of people vaccinated For one, the vaccine requires two doses to achieve anything approaching an acceptable level of immunity. So all those people have effectively not been vaccinated yet, and I'm not confident that the organisation will follow up on all their second doses properly (considering that they're already screwing up appointments for elderly people's first shots). For another, given everything we know (including outright urging to ignore best medical practices) I wouldn't necessarily take as a given that the shots administered were all done so correctly and safely. I suppose it's a question of the staff's ethics vs the CEO's...everything.