> “On the one hand, there’s this sense of ‘Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.’ There’s a natural inclination to think not that they got what they deserved, b

> “On the one hand, there’s this sense of ‘Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.’ There’s a natural inclination to think not that they got what they deserved, because no one deserves this, but that they have some culpability because of the choices they made.” He went on, “When you have that intuition, you have to try to push it aside. You have to say, That’s a moral judgment which is outside my role as a doctor. And because it’s a pejorative moral judgment, I need to do everything I can to fight against it. But I’d be lying if I said it didn’t remain somewhere in the recesses of my mind. This sense of, Boy, it doesn’t have to be this way.” Why not both? Yes, it is a judgement that is outside a doctor’s role, and as such, is not one they should be actively making. But it IS a judgement that SHOULD be imposed in some manner. To remain unvaccinated comes down to either one, and typically both, of two highly destructive pathologies that run distressingly deep in western society: cultivated ignorance and “muh rights”.