Thanks for the honest response! So here’s the thing-the vast majority of vaxxed people if they get COVID are NOT winding up in the hospital. It’s the UNVACCINATED who are clogging up the ICUs/taking all the beds. Also smokers, drinkers etc are made to pay more/wait more for care.
https://twitter.com/speakonit9/status/1482570087764738053
Insurance companies financially penalize smokers with higher rates. People are asked to disclose STD status when receiving healthcare, and because donor livers are scarce, alcoholics must adhere to behavioral changes to qualify for transplants. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… 
So again the question is, why shouldn’t hospitals and insurance companies and employers (who fund most of our insurance) make the exact same scarcity calculations with people who refuse to prevent COVID, yet are overwhelming our healthcare system “just because they can?”
Because here’s the thing we should all fear: that when other catastrophes happen individually (heart attacks, strokes, car accidents etc) or societally (natural disasters, mass casualty events etc) our hospital systems will completely collapse or be unavailable because of COVID.
It isn’t just about your individual choices. It’s about your place in what is supposed to be a society.
Our hospitals and healthcare workers are in crisis. wsj.com/articles/patie…
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