Mask Pressure? Why it's Correct to Not Listen to Biden and the Fear Porn

[Dogmaphobe]

The Common Cold doesn't have a 2-3% mortality rate.

and neither does the Delta variant, Mr. hateful sheeple.

 

[MinTrut]

No you need a healthy population with good public health policy, where 40 million people don't get a disease and have to be tested for it.

What are you talking about?

You administered 636 million covid tests.

Me personally?

All of which cost more money through your Big Pharma, than the WHO test which Trump rejected.

Link?

Other nations have managed to wear masks, social distance, and they're not crashing their economies treating millions of sick citizens.

The Democrat response in the US has been disastrous, yes.

USA, India and Brazil lead the world in cases, which doesn't say much for your public health policies.

Do they; doesn't it?

You have 2% of the world's population, and 19% of the corona virus cases - despite leading the world in resources to deal with this pandemic.

Mild flu is mild.

All because your Republican Party is so incompetent at dealing with anything.

Both parties are crime gangs, but the Democrats have been behaving like deranged Nazis since 2016.

They can't even manage a power grid in Texas.

Nonsensical claim based in partisan hysteria.

So much for "American exceptionalism".

I'm with ya there!

 

[CowboyTed]

and neither does the Delta variant, Mr. hateful sheeple.

Will do if there is no ICU beds...

 

[JoeB131]

Neither does the #CoronaHoax2020 virus.

Mormon Bob.

Thinks Magic Underwear is real.
Doesn't believe in Covid.

 

[JoeB131]

and neither does the Delta variant, Mr. hateful sheeple.

It would if people weren't vaccinated.

So let's review, shall we?

So far, we've had 43 million Covid Cases in the US, and 693K Deaths.

um, yeah, that's a 1.6% fatality rate, which is only that low because the cases that break through are less severe thanks to the vaccine and because hospitals are better at dealing with it now.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Tis was never about controlling any damn virus.

From the beginning, it was about controlling people.

I must admit that they set themselves up. I love having the power to say "No, I'm not taking the shot" and watch them trigger themslves to impotent rage. They do it to themselves!

 

[SavannahMann]

I like comprise. Let’s work one out.

If you don’t vaccinate or wear a mask and you get sick, you and your family get the lowest priority of care. You don’t get ICU. You don’t get Ventilators. You barely get seen in the ER. And you do not get admitted. You won’t even get transported by the Paramedics.

We will respect your choice. But we will not waste medical resources on you. Fair enough?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I like comprise. Let’s work one out.

If you don’t vaccinate or wear a mask and you get sick, you and your family get the lowest priority of care. You don’t get ICU. You don’t get Ventilators. You barely get seen in the ER. And you do not get admitted. You won’t even get transported by the Paramedics.

We will respect your choice. But we will not waste medical resources on you. Fair enough?

I especially love the image of y'all bleeding from the eyeballs! LOL!

 

[JoeB131]

I must admit that they set themselves up. I love having the power to say "No, I'm not taking the shot" and watch them trigger themslves to impotent rage. They do it to themselves!

So you guys want to risk a deadly disease to "own" the libs.

Yeah, man, that will show us!!!

I especially love the image of y'all bleeding from the eyeballs! LOL!

I'm sure you do... but do you really think that we should spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical resources to save you because you refused to get a $19.20 shot that you didn't have to pay for?

 

[SavannahMann]

I especially love the image of y'all bleeding from the eyeballs! LOL!
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Are you saying healthcare is a right now?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

So you guys want to risk a deadly disease to "own" the libs.

Yeah, man, that will show us!!!



I'm sure you do... but do you really think that we should spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical resources to save you because you refused to get a $19.20 shot that you didn't have to pay for?

Me personally? No worries. I do not use "health care". That means you do not have the illusory power of denying me your so-called "life saving medicine". I reject it right out of the gate. A hospital is the last place you'll ever find me. Nice try, but you lose.

PS -- I'm not "risking a deadly disease", so untie that knot in your panties.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Are you saying healthcare is a right now?

Duuuuuuuuuuh......... Are you always this obtuse or is it because you haven't had your first cup of coffee yet?

Health care is not a right. Demoncrats said it is when they "passed" Obummercare.

 

[SavannahMann]

Duuuuuuuuuuh......... Are you always this obtuse or is it because you haven't had your first cup of coffee yet?

I’m trying to get a clear understanding of your position. Other than the obvious. Democrats and Liberals are bad. So. Are you saying healthcare is a right?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I’m trying to get a clear understanding of your position. Other than the obvious. Democrats and Liberals are bad. So. Are you saying healthcare is a right?

No. Demoncrats said it is when y'all "passed" Obummercare.

 

[SavannahMann]

No. Demoncrats said it is when y'all "passed" Obummercare.

No. Obamacare was intended to make insurance available for all. That is no guarantee of care. People die every day waiting for a transplant. People don’t even get on the transplant list in many cases. Regardless of insurance.

Since you want to lie about things. Let me say that Obamacare was predicated on the idea that preventative medicine was preferable to emergency medicine. It cost less and is less extreme.

Now that we have dispensed with the misdirection.

So let me ask you for the third time. A simple question. Are you saying people have a right to medical care?

 

[LordBrownTrout]

It would if people weren't vaccinated.

So let's review, shall we?

So far, we've had 43 million Covid Cases in the US, and 693K Deaths.

um, yeah, that's a 1.6% fatality rate, which is only that low because the cases that break through are less severe thanks to the vaccine and because hospitals are better at dealing with it now.

Simply not true. You're just parroting more mainstream lies and propaganda. I know several who work in hospitals and the numbers of vaccinated and unvaccinated are about the same now. The lies and filth by the mainstream are being exposed everywhere now.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Here is the problem. It is not just about Jerry. If he gets sick he ties up hospital resources that could be used to help people who really are sick.

A Iraq veteran died from a treatable illness because ICU beds were full of Covid patients.

Wilkinson was airlifted to Houston, but it was too late.

"They weren't able to do the procedure on him because it had been too long," his mother told Begnaud. "They] told me that they had seen air pockets in his intestines, which means that they were already starting to die off. They told me that I had to make a decision, and I knew how Danny felt; he didn't want to be that way. And, so, we were all in agreement that we had to let him go."

Roughly 24 hours after he walked into the emergency room, Daniel Wilkinson died at the age of 46.

Kakli told Begnaud that if it weren't for the COVID crisis, the procedure for Wilkinson would have taken 30 minutes, and he'd have been back out the door.

Veteran dies of treatable illness as COVID fills hospital beds, leaving doctors "playing musical chairs"

The surge in new COVID cases is putting an enormous strain on hospitals, jeopardizing patients who cannot get the medical attention they need because of a lack of space.

www.cbsnews.com

More fearmongering baloney from the propaganda left.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

No. Obamacare was intended to make insurance available for all. That is no guarantee of care. People die every day waiting for a transplant. People don’t even get on the transplant list in many cases. Regardless of insurance.

Since you want to lie about things. Let me say that Obamacare was predicated on the idea that preventative medicine was preferable to emergency medicine. It cost less and is less extreme.

Now that we have dispensed with the misdirection.

So let me ask you for the third time. A simple question. Are you saying people have a right to medical care?

Nope.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Here is the problem. It is not just about Jerry. If he gets sick he ties up hospital resources that could be used to help people who really are sick.

A Iraq veteran died from a treatable illness because ICU beds were full of Covid patients.

Wilkinson was airlifted to Houston, but it was too late.

"They weren't able to do the procedure on him because it had been too long," his mother told Begnaud. "They] told me that they had seen air pockets in his intestines, which means that they were already starting to die off. They told me that I had to make a decision, and I knew how Danny felt; he didn't want to be that way. And, so, we were all in agreement that we had to let him go."

Roughly 24 hours after he walked into the emergency room, Daniel Wilkinson died at the age of 46.

Kakli told Begnaud that if it weren't for the COVID crisis, the procedure for Wilkinson would have taken 30 minutes, and he'd have been back out the door.

Veteran dies of treatable illness as COVID fills hospital beds, leaving doctors "playing musical chairs"

The surge in new COVID cases is putting an enormous strain on hospitals, jeopardizing patients who cannot get the medical attention they need because of a lack of space.

www.cbsnews.com

Here's a quarter. Call someone who cares about your mainstream lies and filth and sob stories.

 

[Osiris-ODS]

I like comprise. Let’s work one out.

If you don’t vaccinate or wear a mask and you get sick, you and your family get the lowest priority of care. You don’t get ICU. You don’t get Ventilators. You barely get seen in the ER. And you do not get admitted. You won’t even get transported by the Paramedics.

We will respect your choice. But we will not waste medical resources on you. Fair enough?

Ok let's continue with that logic. Let's say if you are obese and refuse to stop eating processed/fast food and lower your BMI, and you end up with a serious medical condition like diabetes, cardiomyopathy, cardiac arrythmia, hypertension, emphysema, stroke, heart attack, you "get the lowest priority of care. You don’t get ICU. You don’t get Ventilators. You barely get seen in the ER. And you do not get admitted. You won’t even get transported by the Paramedics."

Or how about if you smoke and refuse to stop, and you get cancer (mouth/lung/etc), you "get the lowest priority of care. You don’t get ICU. You don’t get Ventilators. You barely get seen in the ER. And you do not get admitted. You won’t even get transported by the Paramedics."

Or how about if you engage in casual sex and don't use protection, and you get an STD (including but not limited to HIV/AIDS/Hep-C/Syphilis), you "get the lowest priority of care. You don’t get ICU. You don’t get Ventilators. You barely get seen in the ER. And you do not get admitted. You won’t even get transported by the Paramedics."

See how stupid and arbitrary your proposal sounds when you start considering that the vast majority of the healthcare costs in this country are the result of people engaging in behaviors with well-known and foreseeable health consequences. If we started denying healthcare to people because they didn't mitigate the risks of their respective illness, it would eliminate 90% of the healthcare industry. And keep in mind that in the above examples, the likelihood that those behaviors will result in the listed medical conditions is greater than the likelihood that a healthy person will require hospitalization from Covid-19.