Should Guiliani be Kicked out of the Hospital?
The crybaby should man up and treat the "hoax" at home instead of taking a hospital bed. He refused to wear a mask or social distance therefore he should stay out of the hospital.
shareShould the hospitals not take people who suffered gun shot wounds if they themselves are in a gang, involved in shooting others too? Happens almost every day in Chicago. They hog up the hospital beds. They come first because time is of the essence while other people suffer with an emergency of their own in the ER for hours on end because the gang bangers come first.
Oh and these little savages don't usually have health insurance so it falls on the heads of taxpayers. ππ»π
Should lung cancer patients not receive medical attention if they're a chain smoker? How about if they quit after 25 years of smoking but 5 years passed since their last smoke?
Should a drug addict not receive medical attention if they OD because it's their own fault?
Should the alcoholic not receive medical attention because he damaged his own liver with years of alcohol abuse?
Should a battered wife not receive medical attention because she should know better than to stay with the idiot?
You CANNOT PROVE HOW OR WHERE Rudy (or anyone for that matter) got Covid. It's a virus. Doctors and nurses who are masked up have gotten the virus. People who have been infected, 85% of them were regular mask wearers!
If people want to wear a mask, by all means, wear one. Healthy people should not be forced to wear a mask, nor should they be locked down.
This is all about CONTROL.
You are so high and mighty KeeLIAR. You think you're so perfect.
excellent post
shareThe major difference is that the other people you named don't kill doctors and nurses by infecting them with the virus nor ignore their pleas.
"We're tired. We're understaffed. We're taking care of very, very sick patients and our patient load just keeps going up. We're exhausted and frustrated that people aren't listening to us," said Gooch, who said she has patients who don't believe in COVID-19 even as they are hospitalized for it. "It kind of blows my mind and it's frustrating."
"I'm brutally honest. I tell him in 10 years of being a nurse I've done more CPR and seen more people die in the last 2 weeks than I have in my entire career combined," Ashley Bartholomew, an ICU nurse in El Paso wrote on Twitter."
"Grossman said she too has had experiences with patients where their first realization of how serious COVID-19 can be is when they're being taken to the ICU, or when she has to phone patients' families and its their first realization too."
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/wellness/story/nurses-doctors-social-media-plead-public-covid-19-74320677