musicaljoke
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Gotta say, a Facebook friend showed herself proudly getting her vaccine today, at the VA. Not a veteran, not a nurse, or a doctor, or even housekeeping...social worker, who has been at home since March on telework.
It was so impossibly tone deaf, I choose to not say a word. While my 80 year old, veteran, disabled, has no idea of when he will get a vaccine.
That is just so flawed, it's hard to understand how it could have happened. It reveals failures on the part of administration at the VA all the way up the chain to those who are responsible for sending vaccines across the country. Surely, there should have been a basic understanding that the first vaccines need to be given to the most vulnerable, health care workers who are on the covid floors, elder/seniors and others who are especially vulnerable. .. not those who can work from home, who do administration, who are politically connected or who can buy their place in line.
Moral ethics have been breached when the first vaccinations are given outside of the most vulnerable.