I don't think you understand just how many hundreds of thousands of worthless bureaucrats are employed in this shitty fucking country.
In order to state on the record that they need to reuse masks and perform rationing they would have to go on record as saying it's ok to sometimes violate all of their pointless removed redundant policies and it would completely undermine all faith in healthcare in America and hospital administration in general... which ended up happening anyway, obviously. But it would have caused a massive bureaucratic crisis and nobody knew how long this was going to go on for, at least at the time. Nobody wanted to be left holding the bag, and have been the one who over reacted and cost corporate hospital chains hundreds of billions of dollars.
Look at any jokes about the joint commission or JCAHO for examples.
They were boxed in and had to make a decision so they chose the absolute worst possible option. They waited as long as they possibly could, which of course just made everything worse.
It's been a real fucking trip to see all these people who are just now losing faith in the CDC. I was in Dallas for the ebola crisis and if the CDC had been in charge of that, which is to say, if we had waited for them to take leadership, we'd all be fucking dead right now. That organization...hell, this country, was gutted decades ago. There's nobody steering this ship.
There is no leadership, no governance, in American government. This sounds like doomposting but I'm completely serious.. The corporations have taken over. All is lost.
I don't think you understand just how many hundreds of thousands of worthless bureaucrats are employed in this shitty fucking country.
In order to state on the record that they need to reuse masks and perform rationing they would have to go on record as saying it's ok to sometimes violate all of their pointless removed redundant policies and it would completely undermine all faith in healthcare in America and hospital administration in general... which ended up happening anyway, obviously. But it would have caused a massive bureaucratic crisis and nobody knew how long this was going to go on for, at least at the time. Nobody wanted to be left holding the bag, and have been the one who over reacted and cost corporate hospital chains hundreds of billions of dollars.
Look at any jokes about the joint commission or JCAHO for examples.
They were boxed in and had to make a decision so they chose the absolute worst possible option. They waited as long as they possibly could, which of course just made everything worse.
It's been a real fucking trip to see all these people who are just now losing faith in the CDC. I was in Dallas for the ebola crisis and if the CDC had been in charge of that, which is to say, if we had waited for them to take leadership, we'd all be fucking dead right now. That organization...hell, this country, was gutted decades ago. There's nobody steering this ship.
There is no leadership, no governance, in American government. This sounds like doomposting but I'm completely serious.. The corporations have taken over. All is lost.