Some people just seem to need to complain. Anything productive about it? NOPE.

this comment may be removed, but it's worth it for me to support dr winston's comment re: tuskeegee exp. it was most certainly true, & will defend his right to post. over & out:bigbow:

The lithiam crystals Captain....they won't hold out much longer....

If and that's a big IF, they were able to administer one million shots per day, with 250+ million people eligible to get the shot, it would take almost a year for everyone just to get their 1st shot.

The Captain will initiate warp speed.

Systemic racism does exist, just not where the media would like you to think.

Fifty different states, with varying budgets, distributing an amount of doses that has a quantity that has shrunk terribly since the fall, with fifty different plans sounds like a recipe for disaster.

Complain? Where was this poster complaining? Discussing is more like it, but not complaining. Vaccine distribution is a huge topic to discuss so I welcome the discussion.

I believe it all comes down to the quality and frequency of health care. Think about it.

For many, ANY disagreeing or offering a differing opinion or not going along with the agenda are all components warranting the label of complaining.

We have a better chance of gaining herd immunity in Florida than receiving a vaccination. Seems like that was the plan all along.

I've heard that on two different cable channels now (surprised) in addition to FOX of course, and read two print articles stating the same. One article wisely brought out that the taboos surrounding the virus (ties to weight, ethnic characteristics, etc., while politically correct, are actually adding to the sickness and death rates by arbitrarily deciding which "per-existing" can be discussed publicly and which can not (for fear of outrage and economic backlash, or "cancelling") One puzzling example they gave was some conditions like heart disease and diabetes can be discussed/advertised, while other proven risk ties such as over weight and ethnic composition, and others are not to be mentioned (but are certainly available to those few who care to spend the time finding medical journal research and stats not on the evening news) due to their "sensitive" nature. It's an interesting observation of our culture, that we are selective about which and how much information we disburse to the masses, and the ethical (?) base we use to make decisions along those lines. Just an interesting observation on our culture.

I do not believe there was a plan, except to dump it all in the hands of individual states, let them make rules and administer it all logistically.

That does not sound like a "plan" to me, but again....a recipe to insure that backbiting, racial unrest, etc., exceeds the clamor for a plan to administer the largest vaccine program as of yet.

Add to that plan that we knew months ago what was going to happen and when....yet....the money to help was just signed a few days ago.

It is more than that. POC are more likely to live in multi generational households, work in more frontline positions. Meaning jobs where you cannot work from home leading to more exposure even if you are doing everything else correctly.

I am afraid that your true and logical (and oft stated) fact will fall on deaf ears.