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I already told you. When historians ask "Why did the US do so much more poorly in the pandemic than other first-world countries?" they will have a ready-made co

I already told you. When historians ask "Why did the US do so much more poorly in the pandemic than other first-world countries?" they will have a ready-made compilation of testimonials. This is tremendously important for future generations to know. Did the HCAs convince large numbers of people to get vaccinated? Almost certainly not, because these people were way beyond convincing. Yes every single person working in the ICU saw an instance where an unvaccinated patient wanted to get the vaccine after they were already on their death bed with COVID. But beyond that, I think almost no Team Hoax people changed their minds about the vaccine.

ifyoubuildit 3y ago
Ok, so the public service was in "documenting" some scenarios of unvaccinated people dying, if they can manage to figure out what is actually real and what was just karma farming from an audience that is very hungry for exactly that kind of content. And this will somehow be useful (tremendously important even) in the next pandemic. We're just going to have to agree to disagree on this one. I think it's about as important as Fox news keeping old men angry and scared. HCA served the same purpose just for a different demographic.