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What's even more selfish is not treating COVID but just telling people to wait until it is bad enough to go into the hospital before doing anything, when we abs
by EricE 5y ago
What's even more selfish is not treating COVID but just telling people to wait until it is bad enough to go into the hospital before doing anything, when we absolutely knew very early on that anyone going on a ventilator was essentially a 50/50 death sentence. Keeping everyone off of ventilators at all costs should have been the number one goal instead of futilely trying to stop the spread of a highly contagious arial virus that is in the same family as the common cold. I know few people who would think you were rational if you prescribed any of the COVID "solutions" to try to prevent cold viruses - yet somehow we were going to be effective with COVID?
What's beyond evil is demonizing any treatment other than vaccination - but that's still going on even today, as evidenced by posts like yours.
I got COVID and was (and still am) unvaccinated, yet I did not get anywhere near a hospital; and that is what happened to just about anyone who wasn't in one of the well known and well understood risk groups.
Treating everyone the same instead of focusing on those most at risk was and still is particularly dumb, but here we are with people like you still making completely baseless claims that are certainly not backed by any actual medical science.
Before baselessly judging everyone else as selfish you might want to spend more time looking in a mirror.
- usefulcat 5y agoWhat I'm saying is that maybe some people who have been hospitalized due to covid wouldn't be in the hospital if they had gotten vaccinated. Hospital beds are not an unlimited resource, and there are plenty of other conditions apart from covid that may also require hospitalization. I genuinely fail to see what is unreasonable, selfish or factually wrong about any of the above statements.