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As of the middle of November 2021, about 30% of nurses had not gotten the vaccine, despite its widespread availability. Does your condemnation extend to them?
by shrubble 5y ago
As of the middle of November 2021, about 30% of nurses had not gotten the vaccine, despite its widespread availability.
Does your condemnation extend to them?
- TrumpRapedWomen 5y ago
- sangnoir 5y agoMy condemnation extends to nurses; no one is beyond criticism. Infact, a surprising number of nurses have insane ideas - more than you'd think. To wit, at my local hospital, a doctor found an abrasion on a patient's back which was later attributed to a "healing crystal" supplied - and installed - a few days before, by an attending nurse.
- clon 5y agoHow many of those do you recon had already been exposed before vaccine availability? These people were putting their neck out almost a full year before the first shot was administeres. Chances are, many of them already acquired immunity via this route.
- gruez 5y agoSo by this logic, would you let "front line workers" that aren't vaccinated off the hook as well, seeing that they were probably "exposed before vaccine availability" and "Chances are, many of them already acquired immunity via this route"?
- spurgu 5y agoThat makes sense?
- johnisgood 5y agoI wish people did not disregard natural immunity. There are quite many who do. Anyways... for how long does natural immunity last?
- jjeaff 5y agoI don't think we know yet with much certainty. But I'll tell you this, it's a lot easier to get a vaccine booster than a natural immunity booster. Not to mention, the body of evidence that point to the vaccines providing super-human immunity (i.e. better than natural) continues to grow. Much of the original "natural immunity is the best" idea came from a single Israeli study.