Originally posted by: Maraka_Musso89
The hospitals wouldn't have been overwhelmed had the governments taken their responsibilities and used the public funds for healthcare instead.
They should also have been responsible toward the environment and their joke of COP26 were they used 400 private planes indicates that they don't care about the environment and subsequent crisis we will encounter.
Do you seriously believe that people will change because of COVID ? They certainly won't and already people are getting back to their life pre-COVID. The pre and post COVID World is an utopy.
I personally will enjoy my life to the fullest. I don't see why I should take the burden for a few capitalists that ruined the World just because.
They could easily find the money and logistics to get vaccines everywhere in the World but when it comes to get food or water there, they don't have the means anymore.
Two shots for me that's it. I don't care if I have to stay home because of it. I won't be ruining my body with chemicals that weren't well-tested.
You choose to believe them it's very good for you but don't force your opinion down other people's throats.
Your point is about India. About what Italy, New York, Southern California? All with excellent healthcare facilities and preparation. Again, you can't just blame external things. At some point you have to acknowledge that COVID-19 IS a terrible virus and it's done a lot of damage .
I'm not forcing my opinion on anyone. I'm debating and as a physician it's my job to educate people, because this is my field. A lawyer is an expert in their field and I rarely see people arguing with a lawyer about the law coz they did some of their own research. We physicians spend, at a minimum, 4 years in medical and 3 years in residency training where we are trained on how to interpret medical literature and data; statistics; how to constructively analysis studies during our journal clubs. That takes training, it's a skill. What I'm seeing is due to the internet, people think they know how to interpret medical literature and information, but they don't necessarily do unless they Have that background in stats or medicine. What people are doing, is reading news articles. All of whom are not trained either, that's why you keep seeing all this contradicting information.
My advice, talk to a doctor, please. Don't base medical decisions in your life on misinformation. You can even see multiple doctors for 2nd opinions. See where the majority stand .
Edited by desigal90 - 4 years ago