Let's be clear here - I haven't ridiculed any country. I'm defending the actions of the U.S. and U.K. > "Tens of millions" of doses from the US is a drop in th

Let's be clear here - I haven't ridiculed any country. I'm defending the actions of the U.S. and U.K. > "Tens of millions" of doses from the US is a drop in the ocean compared to that. > so it does not save the world Ok fine. We can let India and China save the world. I don't really care anymore. We'll keep all of our doses since it's just a drop in the ocean and doesn't matter. No wonder so many in America are becoming isolationist and protectionist. I'm so over all day every day just hearing about how awful America is. "America sucks it can't vaccinate its own people!" "America sucks it's not donating vaccines to other people in the world!" Anyway - why exactly was there ever this big competition to see who could export the most doses? > "Many Indians, however, now want the government to make vaccines available to more of its own people instead of only the elderly and those above 45 suffering from health conditions. > “The priority of the Modi government is not the state but foreign nations,” Congress said on Twitter, using the tag #IndiaNeedsMoreVaccines and accusing the premier of focusing on “PR over people”." [1] > India, the world's biggest vaccine maker, has gifted or sold here 59 million locally produced doses compared with 33 million doses given to its own people since its inoculation campaign began in mid-January. Hmm. I wonder how much those definitely not corrupt Pharma companies made by selling vaccines to other countries instead of giving them to equally at-risk Indians? Why do people always try and make these situations so black and white?