Re:NYC restaurants starved for diners, while Miami business up
by undersuit on Saturday February 05, 2022 @11:16PM
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What are these links? Do they make some kind of cogent argument or are you just kicking the dead Cuomo horse?
Re:NYC restaurants starved for diners, while Miami business up
by walterbell on Sunday February 06, 2022 @08:02AM
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As of January 2022, the families of the 15,000 victims do not consider the case closed.
Re:NYC restaurants starved for diners, while Miami business up
by undersuit on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @05:36PM
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What case? Why don't you turn down the Cuomo rage.
Let's just consider those that died. Where do you put just those 15000 elderly patients so that they still get adequate healthcare for their existing conditions without killing them with Covid exposure just like already happened. Just going to lock them in a hotel room?
https://nypost.com/2022/01/23/nursing-home-families-blast-ho...
> the 9/11-style Nursing Home Victims Compensation Fund would earmark $4 billion to families whose relatives died amid the state’s nursing home debacle at the start of the pandemic ... Kim’s legislation is in response to a provision included in ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s 2020 state budget called the “Emergency or Disaster Treatment Protection Act,” which granted health care facilities and workers liability immunity from negligence suits during the early days of the pandemic.
> The corporate immunity clause was supported by New York’s powerful healthcare lobbying group, the Greater New York Hospital Association – which has donated millions to Cuomo’s campaign in the past, according to reports ... "The former governor took millions of dollars in donations from the millionaire nursing home owners, gave those friends blanket protection for their negligence which led to 15,000 deaths, and then tried to hide those deaths from the public”