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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 5172213" data-attributes="member: 63706">That they pay for? Sure. Many are still brainwashed into believing they have to go to the ER for sniffles. What can you say?&nbsp; The hospitals pretend to be overwhelmed as they fire staff so they can keep the easy gubmint money rolling in, but they still need rubes showing up seeking a level of medical care they don&#039;t need to keep the bottom line healthy. If this were a real, serious pandemic, and hospitals were really overrun, we would be getting messaging to help people make better decisions about when to go to the hospital, when to go to urgent care, when to wait and see their GP, and when to take a couple Tylenol and tough it out. They would also be expanding the healthcare worker pool, not eliminating it. But, boohoo, people insist that medical professionals abide by the bedrock of their code of ethics, informed consent. Will the horrors never cease?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 5172213, member: 63706"] That they pay for? Sure. Many are still brainwashed into believing they have to go to the ER for sniffles. What can you say? The hospitals pretend to be overwhelmed as they fire staff so they can keep the easy gubmint money rolling in, but they still need rubes showing up seeking a level of medical care they don't need to keep the bottom line healthy. If this were a real, serious pandemic, and hospitals were really overrun, we would be getting messaging to help people make better decisions about when to go to the hospital, when to go to urgent care, when to wait and see their GP, and when to take a couple Tylenol and tough it out. They would also be expanding the healthcare worker pool, not eliminating it. But, boohoo, people insist that medical professionals abide by the bedrock of their code of ethics, informed consent. Will the horrors never cease? [/QUOTE]

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