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This post was edited by lodd222 on Dec 31 2021 01:40pm

lol funny but your just a weasel with abundant excuses

You're projecting. Everything I wrote is true.

you should realize by now only the people who think exactly like you do take bitchute as any remote chance of a "source"
either give up debating people that don't agree with you or find another source..

it was just more biching and LA LA'S



thats right dont ever look at any of it follow the fascist rules

as i said, i am not complaining

you probably have no clue when it comes to injuries from sports, but its still an injury that at least needs a cast to not make things worse

i have seen plenty of people in a pretty rough shape and they had to wait as well, nothing has changed

i will surely not deny that covid has caused additional stress, wont change the fact that in the west most emergency rooms work at their full capacity by default

You're only lying to yourself.

This is untrue, or at least not the full picture.

ER's will regularly get close to full capacity, but will then just divert ambulances to the next nearest hospital and bring on more staff for a day or two.

During this pandemic ERs have been full 24/7 365 with no readily available staff for relief for nearly two straight years, and not had any options to divert to other emergency rooms because those are full as well.

This is not normal. I volunteered an an ER in undergrad for over a year, I did phlebotomy in an ER for over a year after that. I'm pretty familiar with what a normal capacity ER looks like, even during bad flu seasons, and we've been constantly in excess of that for the duration of this pandemic.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Dec 31 2021 01:57pm

if you cant back it up your projecting

and you managed to somehow make it through the times with no vaccine at all, now with 70+% of people vaxxed there clearly cant be a problem anymore