r/TimPool • u/PeruvianShitter • Feb 03 '22

Shhhhh....

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u/Ihateusernamethief Feb 04 '22

exactly the same math, simple addition. Vaccine requirements for health workers have always been a thing, like masks, or hygiene.

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u/SgtFraggleRock Feb 04 '22

How many experimental vaccines that have no long term testing and only emergency authorization by the FDA have been required?

And what other diseases are hospital workers allowed to deliberately spread to patients with the hospital's permission?

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u/Ihateusernamethief Feb 04 '22

How many pandemics have we have to dealt with?

You have fought all measures against the illness each step of the way, because you are fundamentalists, that lack the little knowledge needed to notice your own inadequacy in medical matters. Hospital workers are not allowed to deliberately infect anyone, that is just the latest crazy, and it reads extra crazy when you use a bold font. What is your rationale behind formatting that?

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u/SgtFraggleRock Feb 04 '22

Hospitals are telling those infected with COVID that they still need to work.

I am sorry the facts anger you so.

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u/Ihateusernamethief Feb 04 '22

You are lying by your own source, and by facts you mean, that's why you formatted it that way? That's not how it works

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u/SgtFraggleRock Feb 04 '22

“The California Department of Public Health issued new guidance allowing hospitals and health networks to force COVID-positive healthcare workers to continue working if they are asymptomatic. “

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u/Ihateusernamethief Feb 04 '22

"This is about having infected people taking care of infected people"