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I love this narrative:

  1. Hospitals closing due to surge. --- Hmm ... ok, that doesn't make sense.
  2. Fine, hospitals closing due to staffing shortage. --- Hmm ... but why are there shortages?
  3. Fine, hospital closing due to staff not showing up. --- Hmm ... odd, why is that?
  4. OK, hospital closing due to staff not showing because they refused the vax and we fired them.

They can never admit #4 because that would destroy the narrative.

I know 3 Houston area healthcare workers who are no longer working. It's very common right now.

I've seen all sorts of BS... "They are quitting because of being burned out." etc. They can't afford to admit the truth.

I love this narrative: 1. Hospitals closing due to surge. --- Hmm ... ok, that doesn't make sense. 2. Fine, hospitals closing due to staffing shortage. --- Hmm ... but why are there shortages? 3. Fine, hospital closing due to staff not showing up. --- Hmm ... odd, why is that? 4. OK, hospital closing due to staff not showing because they refused the vax and we fired them. They can never admit #4 because that would destroy the narrative. I know 3 Houston area healthcare workers who are no longer working. It's very common right now. I've seen all sorts of BS... "They are quitting because of being burned out." etc. They can't afford to admit the truth.

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This is such bullshit. I live on the edge of Houston and it's business as usual everywhere around here. Clear Lake hospitals are damn near ghost towns. I've been back and forth for the past two weeks into that area following surgery and I've yet to see anything that indicates they're overloaded with patients of any kind.