Oh, the irony of turning on @Morning_Joe to be scolded for scolding. I'm told I should not be angry at the unvaccinated. Well, I am. I am angry at the 50% of staff at my father's retirement home who *chose* not be be vaccinated. 1/
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As a result, my 95-year-old, fully-vaccinated father got breakthrough COVID, spent 11 days hospitalized when we could not see or talk with him (he's deaf), and now will spend a few weeks in rehab because of the *choice* made by the unvaccinated there. 2/
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These employees who work with the elderly were offered many opportunities to get the vaccination. They have no excuse. So the time to mollycoddle them, to empathize with them, to understand them is OVER. All that has gotten us this far: with a fourth & more dangerous surge. 3/
It is time for anger, for shunning, for mockery of ignorance, for caricature--sure--& for mandates, not for scolding those of who exercised our responsibility to be vaccinated. Scold the unvaccinated. They are endangering all of us. I will stay angry. 4/
Scold the privileged, pompous, middle-aged, white, male assholes in the United Club who wouldn't wear their masks when I politely asked and then laughed when I scolded them. Be angry at them. I am. 5/
Scold the governors who encourage the unvaccinated. And scold the governors, mayors, corporate CEOs, & college presidents who don't have the courage the mandate vaccinations. Scold them into showing leadership and responsibility. 6/
Don't tell me to understand their irresponsibility. Don't tell me not to be angry. Understand my anger. There's reason for it. 7/
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