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Were those doses exclusory? If not, then there's no problem because producing them had no good or bad effect on other countries. If it was exclusory, then shoul
by bitshiftfaced 5y ago
Were those doses exclusory? If not, then there's no problem because producing them had no good or bad effect on other countries. If it was exclusory, then shouldn't it be a country's first priority to ensure its own citizens' safety first?
If your house is burning down, do you let your neighbor use your water hose before you can put out your own fire?
- Arnt 5y agoAll available factories were running at maximum capacity, so yes. Various other countries solved this better. For example, I know two that swapped a large amount of vaccines. One had vaccines near their use-by date in a warehouse, the other thought it could use them in time, and promised to supply the first country with vaccines with later use-by dates.