Hospitals aren't full because of the virus

[7wo7rees]

Anti-vax and anti-mask loyalty, in the middle of a pandemic, to people who have the vaccine, is the definition of a cult.

The cult lives on suffering, even if it is their own suffering. Which makes Abbott and DeathSentence cult leaders.

[Roland99]

1. BOOM! Yeah...exactly!

[hibbing]

2. Logic n/t

[RockRaven]

3. Yep. All the "wHy ShOuLD i GeT tHe VaCcInE iF tHeRe ArE bReAkThRoUgH iFeCtIoNs?" idiots

are ignoring, or missing, the point. The vaccines save your life. The vaccines keep you from needing hospitalization. The vaccines make you much, much less sick when you do get infected, and EVERYONE will be exposed/infected in the long run. The only choice facing you is to minimize your chance of dying, or nah.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

4. TFG supporters are idiots

[ShazzieB]

20. They are? Really? 😮

[IronLionZion]

5. Northern liberals are shedding onto southern conservatives obviously

it's because of BLM protests, or undocumented immigrants, or H1bs stealing our jobs, or socialism, or something like that. It's all detailed in Hillary's emails from Benghazi.

[Upthevibe]

6. Kick....n/t

[Pluvious]

7. Here's the actual link in case anyone wishes to RT her observation...

Link to tweet

[7wo7rees]

8. Thanks Pluvious!

I don't tweet. I Tumbl.

[usaf-vet]

16. Very smart lady! Great meme for the rest of us to pass on.

Hospitals aren't full because the virus is here. Hospitals are full because the virus has access to a large pool of the unvaccinated.

[SunSeeker]

21. Thanks. Retweeted! nt

[bringthePaine]

9. crystal damn clear👍

[TheBlackAdder]

10. Anti-Vaxxers should be second to get ICU beds, after others who are injured, ill or vaccinated

[Nevilledog]

22. I like this idea 👇

[smirkymonkey]

23. I agree completely. Last night, my mother's doctor in upstate NY called her and told her to come

and check in to the hospital. She had some blood work done because she was fatigued and losing a lot of weight and there was some problem with her blood work so we found out this morning that she had a large mass/tumor on her pancreas. My dad was there and my brother and his famiy had come down from Vermont to celebrate his b-day and tried to get her biopsied and a room in the ICU right away but they didn't have anything for her and the Dr. wouldn't have availability toward the end of next week.

My brother tried cancer hospitals in Albany and Syracuse and no luck there either because no availability. Luckily, my brother has connections at the UVM Medical Center in Burlington and was able to get her in there, so they flew back up today and hopefully we will hear something more before then end of this week. I feel lucky to have such a determined, resourceful brother, or I don't know what we would have done, since I am quarantined down in Boston, my other brother is away on a business trip and liveiss down near DC, and my sister was able to leave her family behind with her husband and drive to Burlington to be with them. Also, most people up there are vaccinated so their resources aren't as strained as they are in "red" upstate NY.

It just pisses me off beyond belief. How many other people are struggling to find beds for their loved ones tonight?

[North Shore Chicago]

25. What a freaking nightmare!

Much hope and speedy prognosis and treatment for your family!

[smirkymonkey]

26. Thank you! We are glad she got in to the UVM Medical Center. She went in last night

and already had 3 procedures today. Just from that they were able to find out that it's not pancreatic cancer, but lymphoma. Which isn't great, but it's much better than pancreatic cancer which is quite deadly and moves very fast. Her chances are much better w/ lymphoma.

By tomorrow they should have a preliminary dx and then they send out for molecular/dna testing, and we should have the results of that in 72 hours. So glad we - and she - did not have to wait another week or more for this news as we would have if we had stayed in upstate NY!

Thanks again for your kind wishes!

[North Shore Chicago]

27. Better news indeed!

Keep your DU pals updated as much as you wish, we all are thinking about you and your family.

[Kablooie]

11. That's true.

If everyone was vaccinated there would be few people in the hospital. That’s the big difference with last year’s situation.

This was easily preventable

[7wo7rees]

12. If you don't trust medical professionals....

....you don't get to use them when you need their help.

Go die at home.

[smb]

14. Indeed

If you thought it was a hoax because Cheato said so, try his bleach injection and sunlamp suppository cure.

If you thought God would protect you, try going to church and see if you can get some miracle healing.

[Evolve Dammit]

13. Indeed Annie!

[leftstreet]

15. Hospitals are full because the CDC lifted the mask mandate

The CDC lifted the mandate May 13

Vaccinations weren't available to all ages (minus kids) til April 19

They needed to reach a higher vax rate before revising the mask mandate
This is on them

[FakeNoose]

17. Exactly right! We need mandatory masks until further notice.

[Initech]

18. Perfect!

[Blue Owl]

19. K&R

[Irish_Dem]

24. We have a crisis of stupidity and irresponsibility.