Re:U.S. field hospitals stand down, most without treating an...
by rumanator on Saturday May 09, 2020 @07:09AM
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> Further, others were hurt substantially due to these decisions.
If anything the US government failed to act to attenuate the expected economic impact that emergency anti-epidemic policies would naturally have on the most vulnerable elements of society.
It's also very ironic, if not hipocritical, to abuse the most vulnerable and victimized elements of society, who have been systematically ignored and sacrificed , to argue against undoing policies aimed at defending society's best interests.
If anything the US government failed to act to attenuate the expected economic impact that emergency anti-epidemic policies would naturally have on the most vulnerable elements of society.
It's also very ironic, if not hipocritical, to abuse the most vulnerable and victimized elements of society, who have been systematically ignored and sacrificed , to argue against undoing policies aimed at defending society's best interests.