Current Events > Jimmy Kimmel thinks hospitals shouldnt treat unvaccinated patients on ivermectin

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voldothegr8 posted...

People typically aren't born with alcoholism, it's the dumb decision to keep ingesting booze day in and day out which leads to the addiction.

Your understanding of addiction is hilariously rudimental
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The Death Panels were us all along.

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You need to go back to middle school and retake health class if you think a baby cant be born addicted to something.

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Bleuets posted...

so wait, now not only is saving someone with covid taking up a bed that could have went to someone else, but now in your mind, its also killing ten other people?! For reasons?!

and people be saying Im in la la land

its just an example, but you knew that already and just willfully chose to post something dumb cause being a fucking dumbass is your gimmick here.

but in case you were serious Ill break it down so even someone with brain parasites can understand it:

Bob is unvaccinated and doesnt wear a mask because he bought into propaganda and doesnt believe in science.

Bob had to go to the hospital because he took a horse dewormer and started shitting out his intestinal lining and had other complications leading him to the ICU

The doctors saved Bobs life, and he left the hospital and continued to roam around unvaccinated and unmasked and caught COVID and asymptotically spread it to two of his friends.

Those two friends each spread it to four of their friends.

All ten of those people end up dying from covid because the doctors chose to save a guy who says he doesnt trust said doctors.

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So in your example, Bob is an anti vaxer but doesnt go to the hospital because he catches covid, he goes for a different reason? And then catches covid, and then hes asymptotic and spreads it?

I thought this whole topic was about people taking up hospital beds because they caught covid and didnt get vaccinated. okay my man, I gotta say I was not expecting that as an example. You truly surprised me with that one.

Great to see so many Conservative posters afreeing with universal health care

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I see people overdosing on horse medicine as a type of natural selection.

If youre that goddamn stupid idk, maybe you not being around to reproduce is for the best.



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ScazarMeltex posted...

To a degree it would be no different than doctors in any other disaster making decisions on who to treat based on the severity and treatability of their injuries.

This is explicitly not that. This is saying "instead of triaging based in severity, triage based on a factor completely unrelated"

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Sometimes I just don't get how we got here. You have people who don't trust the vaccine and will take things like Vitamin C, Zinc, essential oils because they believe in natural remedies and the ability of the immune system to fight Covid. At the same time, they are most like fat and have type 2 diabetes and when told by doctors to lose weight and start eating healthy with little to no sugar, they balk and would rather shoot man made artificial insulin into their body and undergo leg amputation rather than try to take the natural remedy of losing weight and eating healthy and let their body naturally regulate insulin and prevent nerve damage.

And all those cocaine addicts did that to themselves, he certainly would say. Kimmel is a nazi-level public speaker now, just pure evil slips out of his mouth. To not care for your fellow man, that is how tyranny begins.

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WeeWeiWiiWie posted...

Triage is done by severity of condition, not by unrelated details vindictively.

There's more than severity involved. Triage is meant to save the maximum possible lives and a vaccinated COVID patient is just much more likely to survive and also exit the ICU faster making room for other unvaccinated people who might arrive later.

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Smackems posted...

I have a problem with it too but you can't just let people die because they're stupid. Kimmel sucks

But its cool to let them die if they have cancer?

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Tyranthraxus posted...

There's more than severity involved. Triage is meant to save the maximum possible lives and a vaccinated COVID patient is just much more likely to survive and also exit the ICU faster making room for other unvaccinated people who might arrive later.

So do you think vaccination for covid has a clinically meaningful impact on the survival rate of gunshot victims?

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ThePrinceFish posted...

Smokers and fatties better watch out as we head down the "you don't deserve treatment because you did this to yourself" road.

Nah. They should still be treated

Quite the hot take coming from the guy who cried on air multiple times advocating for healthcare for all.

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I thought Covid was a hoax, so why are they taking horse medicine to kill Covid

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WeeWeiWiiWie posted...

So do you think vaccination for covid has a clinically meaningful impact on the survival rate of gunshot victims?

Yes if the gunshot victim can't get a fucking bed because they're all taken up by unvaccinated people who die slowly over the course of a month.

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Agree with Kimmel on this one

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Hes completely right. The vaccinated should take precedent.

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WeeWeiWiiWie posted...

So do you think vaccination for covid has a clinically meaningful impact on the survival rate of gunshot victims?

We've already had a case of someone in Houston who got shot 6 times and had to wait at least 10 days for surgery because unvaccinated covid patients were taking up all of the ICU beds. Also, a US Army veteran died from a gallstone because there were no ICU beds available.

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Hes not wrong

124 didn't last long lol

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Hospitals triage patients all the time. If the chances of them surviving are greatly diminished because they didnt take a free vaccine, I suppose the hospitals gotta do what they gotta do. When COVID first broke out and hospitals were overrun it wasnt uncommon for them to turn away patients. One of my dads friends mom got COVID and she was turned away from like 5 hospitals until they found one that would take her.

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My job offers me full medical coverage I dont need to get vaccinated. I have not been to the doctors or sick since mid 2019.


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