No answers.
No answers.
* no human-to-human transmision
* masks don't work -> masks hurt you -> masks are mandatory
* transmitted by a pangolin -> we don't know what the intermediary was
* it's racist to say it came from a lab -> it probably came from a lab
* restrictions for a few weeks -> restrictions for months, and maybe brought back seasonally
* it will all be over when x % get vaccinated -> we never said vaccines protect from infection, just bad reactions to covid
I mean you can run people ragged for a while, but eventually they will give out on you. It works the same in any profession.
Hospitals are designed to run near capacity. It’s reported every winter in the UK that they’re near or over capacity. And outside of winter they’re just as busy. 12 hour shifts, asking ungodly things of staff is nothing new.
Where was your haughty indignation during the last bad flu season?
We have vaccines and had/have mask mandates, yet still staff are giving up. What’s your answer to that?
I understand being frustrated but dealing with people's problems causes themselves is part of the job.
"Where was your haughty indignation during the last bad flu season?"
Show me a flu season that has exerted the same amount of pressure on hospitals and healthcare workers.
My comment does not conflate the two. You’re reaching. Every winter (flu season) exerts extra pressure. It doesn’t take much to push hospitals over the edge.