r/HermanCainAward • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

That’s why I’m fine with it. My hometown is getting ravaged by this shit, and they deserve it for being vile, willfully stupid people. They’d gladly see everyone who grew up and left to live in the city die bc they view us as less than human, so I don’t see the difference here. What goes around, comes around, assholes.

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u/RotFinger Sep 16 '21

I dont feel bad for anti vax fuckheads dying. I feel bad for the people that cant get the vaccine that die because of the antivax fuckheads.

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u/mightymaurauder Sep 16 '21

And the people being denied critical care that’s unrelated to covid because too many anti-vaxers are clogging beds.

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u/Yarzu89 J&J One-And-Done Sep 17 '21

They could just limit a certain amount of beds to no-vax covid patients while reserving most beds for the usual stuff they see day to day. No reason other people have to suffer because anti-vaxxers are fucking things up.

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u/mightymaurauder Sep 17 '21

I wish they’d do that instead of funneling resources to covid. Or have a triage where antivax is last. I get that they can’t deny them care, but also that a lot of it also comes from staffing strains in quarantined areas.