02-05-2022, 11:08 AM
(02-05-2022, 09:30 AM)David Horn Wrote:(02-05-2022, 03:46 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote: It was a business decision. Hospitals need revenues to function and noncompliance would result in a major loss of revenues. So, are they going to fire vaccinated employees and refuse vaccinated patients and prohibit vaccinated visitors who can get sick and spread covid too? They should if they need to take all steps necessary to keep our patients, workforce, visitors and communities safe. It's hard to believe that so many people with college degrees are going along with nonsense. You know that vaccinated patients and visitors and vaccinated employees can get sick and spread covid too right. Everyone pretty much knows that's the truth these days but the Biden Administration and a bunch of libtards. I assume that Biden doesn't care about the truth at this point. On another note, I've been directly exposed to more people with covid (all of them vaccinated people who were sick for multiple days) the last three months than I have the last two years and I haven't got sick with covid yet. Is it luck or is it natural immunity? I've tested negative two times a week for several weeks.
Once again, you read the wrong lesson from a good choice by Mayo Clinic. The Clinic wasn't worried about their business model -- at least not nearly as much as it worried about its mission. You can't run a medical practice if that practice allows the staff to sicken each other and, more to the point, the clinic's patients. While i might favor separating the unvaccinated patients from the vaccinated -- even charging the unvaccinated more for care -- Mayo isn't doing that, nor are any other medical practices I know of.
If you drove your car with no brakes, and did it intentionally, the legal system would come down hard on you when you finally had an accident -- as they should. COVID is no different, yet the medical profession continues to hold out a helping hand and bear a burden imposed on them on purpose by the 'freedom front'.
I would state it another way. The so called freedom front cares for their own freedom more than the health of the general public. If Mayo's prime concern is with the health of the general public, why wouldn't they get rid of those who want the right to murder?
A crisis is a time to care for the welfare of the whole. An unraveling is a time of selfishness.
That this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth.