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It could introduce corruption otherwise too, selling doses that are about to expire to the highest bidder. Which then could introduce incentive to let more dose
by La1n 6y ago
It could introduce corruption otherwise too, selling doses that are about to expire to the highest bidder. Which then could introduce incentive to let more doses "expire". I agree that in this case it seems stupid, but the rule is there for a reason.
- arcticfox 6y agoIt says in the article that he was told to get the doses in arms by any method necessary. His method seemed entirely reasonable. A lot of this "it was policy" argument fails when Harris County failed to produce evidence of said policy and its instruction.
- jeromegv 6y agoYou are focusing on a very unlikely scenario instead of focusing on the bigger picture, the more people get it, the better it is for everyone, regardless of anyone's status. The rule is there for a reason is a terrible reason to do something that harms our society.
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoScale matters. The manager's pet getting first pick of the dumpster at a small machine shop is very different than the same thing at a ship yard.