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Nationwide staffed beds are down 6-7% yet you blame an individual? What about the policies firing people with near guaranteed natural immunity for lack of comp
by toolz 5y ago
Nationwide staffed beds are down 6-7% yet you blame an individual? What about the policies firing people with near guaranteed natural immunity for lack of compliance? How are those policy's not to blame? A single person doesn't break capacity, losing half a million healthcare workers to absurd policy does make a huge difference though.
Keep in mind the nation has had two years to increase capacity and done the opposite.
- DarkWiiPlayer 5y agoAnybody who's okay with letting the unvaccinated die of COVID as punishment for succumbing to massive misinformation campaigns but doesn't call for the immediate resignation of every single politician responsible for the broken healthcare systems most of "the west" seems to be dealing with should seriously reflect on their reasoning. This isn't normal. People are throwing misguided citizens under the bus to protect the corruption that caused all this.
- toolz 5y agoYou act like people are unable to access arguments from both sides and make their own educated decisions. Take me, for example. I consider it unethical for me to take the vaccine as I've had covid twice (the second time was a very mild cold) and I'm in extremely good health. If I take the vaccine that means someone else in a poor country with bad health will not have access to that vaccine. So I would suggest vaccinating naturally immune people in no-risk demographics is quite literally going to be the cause for people dying in less advantaged countries. and before you ask, yes the US has been shipping excess vaccines to other countries for a long time now, so it does matter.