> Lack of masks last arguably killed people last year I think that was the least of the problem. At the beginning of the pandemic in the US, hospitals, nursin

> Lack of masks last arguably killed people last year I think that was the least of the problem. At the beginning of the pandemic in the US, hospitals, nursing homes, and many other companies would not allow their workers to bring in their own PPE. This continued for upwards of six months. Several outbreaks occurred in my area because management refused to allow their workers to use PPE. Fast food operators also had several outbreaks because they were not testing their employees temperatures until it was far too late. As late as April, we had dental offices across the country refusing to allow receptionists to wear masks. Same went for supermarkets and restaurants. Upwards of 30% of lives could have been saved if corporate and management hadn’t setup major roadblocks for worker protections. One of the most common arguments I heard was, “we don’t want the customer to see our people behind a mask”. For companies, this wasn’t a pandemic with real health risks, this was a front-facing visibility problem for the organization. These people should all lose their jobs for the suffering they caused.