Corrik7 posted... It sounds politically motivated and barbaric imo. About 40% of America is not vaccinated. Saying if they are sick and need hospital assistance they should be denied a bed seems extremely messed up to me. I can't think of many scenarios where I am thinking that I would be okay with fellow Americans being offed for making a decision that is completely their own to make legally. How much are these people truly denying science and actually just following people they trust's opinions? The issue has become political when it shouldn't have. Just like the big influx on denying anti-vaxxers tests and hospital beds, initially sprung up in regards to what to do if LACKING beds and having to choose one or the other based on which is more likely to survive, came from the Candace Owens situation where she was denied a covid test by a facility SUPPOSEDLY because she was anti-vaccination... which let Candace then use that to spring board to more people her ideas anyways.
It just seems anti-american, anti-human life, and barbaric and disgusting to me. Even ResetERA who regularly is cheering on anti-vaxxers of other parties getting covid and/or dying, generally has people being like wait a minute... denying beds to people who are sick who didn't get vaccinated is kind of inhumane. And, they are hella extremist. It's such a far and wide take.
I feel like the teams people play in this has gotten sick at some point. Look at sorryantivaxxer.com where people who were anti-vaccination have their social media posts displayed when they die from the disease. At some point, it isn't hoping that they will come around and get vaccinated but actually relishing in their suffering for being poorly directed to the right choice and/or our governments lack of teeth to get the vaccine mandated as it needs to be.
And, figuring the African-American population is by far the least vaccinated group in America... I think if a Republican said this in return, many of you with that info might even say that call is racist in reverse. But, I mean, I dunno. I am strongly strongly strongly pro-vaccines. But, I am hella not fuck them I hope they die status.
This is a really long post arguing a point I've never made or subscribed to. I made no statement about whether a person with covid should get a bed based on vaccination. The only argument I made is that trying to make narcan and vaccination analogous was pretty ridiculous. If you made this post for Raiden that's fine. The only thing I found annoying was creating false equivalenci.
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Conformity and rebellion...both ways are simple-minded--they are only for people who cannot cope with contradiction and ambiguity.