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In reply to the discussion: enormous protest going on at Stanford Hospital carried out by staff, who are enraged by the decisio [View all]jaxexpat
(7,794 posts)74. This would be a great time to introduce a little "tyranny of justice" or at least.......
a little socio-economic "tough love".
When they call me a socialist in order to demonize me and thus isolate me from my brethren then they have already lost.
.....on another note, it may well be the season to acknowledge that the biggest beneficiaries to American style health care are architectural firms and tech-supply companies. The building of monoliths to house the latest patented technology is affordable only by over-pricing care and under-compensating staff. Oh, and by maintaining a steady flow of illness.
That couldn't possibly be true. Could it? What is more profound: the "love thy neighbor" ethic or the law of supply and demand? Next thing you know there'll be "war for profit".
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soothsayer
Dec 2020
OP
I posted a thread yesterday about my partner's hospital doing the same thing and people here ...
Hassin Bin Sober
Dec 2020
#44
If Lori Loughlin and her husband are in prison and are getting the vaccine, I'd like to suggest that
EarnestPutz
Dec 2020
#5
How about each executive who gets the vaccine has to relieve a doctor or nurse who hasn't
William Seger
Dec 2020
#35
This moment in time we should be starkly telling the public what is happening because it's so clear.
JudyM
Dec 2020
#33
i keep trying to tell my conservative epal this is a guillotine issue. no, its not the rich's money.
pansypoo53219
Dec 2020
#41
I'm pro Single payer but I don't see how it would prevent administrators from doing this.
pnwmom
Dec 2020
#18
This is typical of SANTA BARBARA's elite attitudes. Stanford's administrators
Hortensis
Dec 2020
#27
Since Stanford and Santa Barbara are roughly 300 miles apart by the shortest
soldierant
Dec 2020
#38
what does the ceo class do except get more and more money? i could never figure that one out .
AllaN01Bear
Dec 2020
#36
should have gone to the persons who clean the e.r first rather than these yahoos.
AllaN01Bear
Dec 2020
#42
Sick and not surprising. The hospital administration is always looking to squeeze more out of them.
58Sunliner
Dec 2020
#61
Well, Stanford is one of the most conservative schools in America... think Hoover Institution etc...
Rollo
Dec 2020
#73
This would be a great time to introduce a little "tyranny of justice" or at least.......
jaxexpat
Dec 2020
#74
I thought this whole vaccination program got off to a great start, symbolically.
BobTheSubgenius
Dec 2020
#77
The biggest risk takers and essential workers should never be anything but FIRST in this pandemic.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#79