Chiming in again: https://mobile.twitter.com/latimes/status/1344648353397702657
Roughly 20% to 40% of the L.A. County’s front-line workers who were offered the vaccine declined to get the shot. So many in Riverside County refused the vaccine — an estimated 50% — that officials met to strategize how best to distribute the unused doses.
Being a medical professional, unfortunately, doesn't exempt one from being a chud and all the brainworms that come with that. A friend recently told me her mother -- an RN -- is conservative and has a bunch of awful Covid takes.
Anecdotally, an estimated 60 percent of Ohio nursing home employees have refused the vaccine already, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said during a news briefing Wednesday.
I'm listening to the new street fight radio episode and they said a lot of the nursing home workers in ohio are "hillbilly moms" because it's a pretty good job you can get with just a high school diploma, and I'm pretty sure in most states you can get a job like that without going to college.
I'm not saying that everyone who doesn't go to college is an anti-vax idiot/everyone who does go to college is hella smart and will get vaccinated, just that jobs like that can be the best option for less-educated people
Considering how front-line workers have been thrown into this mess unequipped, under paid and overworked, I can understand why many are hesitant to take the vaccine. Why would those in charge start giving a shit about their health now?
Chiming in again: https://mobile.twitter.com/latimes/status/1344648353397702657
More doses for me!
wow those are sobering numbers
Being a medical professional, unfortunately, doesn't exempt one from being a chud and all the brainworms that come with that. A friend recently told me her mother -- an RN -- is conservative and has a bunch of awful Covid takes.
Saw this article this morning
I'm listening to the new street fight radio episode and they said a lot of the nursing home workers in ohio are "hillbilly moms" because it's a pretty good job you can get with just a high school diploma, and I'm pretty sure in most states you can get a job like that without going to college.
I'm not saying that everyone who doesn't go to college is an anti-vax idiot/everyone who does go to college is hella smart and will get vaccinated, just that jobs like that can be the best option for less-educated people
Considering how front-line workers have been thrown into this mess unequipped, under paid and overworked, I can understand why many are hesitant to take the vaccine. Why would those in charge start giving a shit about their health now?
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