"..although terrible actions were taken by some providers out of fear and confusion as to what the "right" thing to do was, I cannot ascribe the intent of murder or euthanasia systematically to a population of health care providers. Although I, like
pierrekory.substack.com/p/more-thought…
pierrekory.substack.com/p/more-thought…
many others, recognize that individual providers in certain situations may have "lost their minds”,, a.k.a “ethical bearings" and thus may have actually committed those acts out of some combination of ethical ignorance and fear but I refuse to accept they did it out of malice."
I agree with Dr Pierre Kory.
If you look back at it now, you can see that at least initially, the hysteria was much worse than the disease.
There was an article by a nurse from NYC who wrote about this:
jeanjames.substack.com/p/waking-up-is…
If you look back at it now, you can see that at least initially, the hysteria was much worse than the disease.
There was an article by a nurse from NYC who wrote about this:
jeanjames.substack.com/p/waking-up-is…
But despite all this, I also think there were some folks who started exploiting this panic to the absolute hilt, from mid-2020 or so.
The demonization of #ivermectin was a good example.
It was systematic and very.. professional.
The demonization of #ivermectin was a good example.
It was systematic and very.. professional.
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