Are you suggesting that went well?
I can't always dissociate from when you are being sarcastic or just a moron.
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For a country of 320 million with the geographical area you guys have it was an extremely well done roll out. I’m sure you think someone you own stock in would have done a better job.
As someone who lives here and went through trying to get several seniors scheduled and vaxed, I can assure you the early stages were an absolute clusterfuck.
Nothing screams "success" like having a product with the biggest marketing campaign in world history and less than half of the people want anything to do with it until you start passing laws they have to get it, and even then a bunch of them don't get it.
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Your anecdotal experience aside, the program was absolutely a logistical success, administering millions of doses a week. You see, what happened was that you had a limited SUPPLY of the vaccine and open spots at first, with an outsized DEMAND. This scarcity is normal. You should understand that.
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I’m not talking about dumb fucks vax hesitancy dawg. That’s completely besides my point.
So what's the measure of "success"? Vax rollout was a clusterfuck failure. Shit, they had to steal our vaccines, lol.
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The logistical operation of actually dispersing, administrating and recording the doses across a massive land mass with a massive population.
Except they didn't. They didn't have the vaccines or have to give them out to everyone.
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lol
look dude I’m in logistics
it was a yuge project and they pulled it off well from my expert eye. I’m sorry that triggers you.
You're a janitor.
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That's what I meant. Not how to fund it but what you envision as universal health care that is not government run.
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Damnit
@BeardOfKnowledge im sorry, I don’t know why I’m angry today
@BeardOfKnowledge im sorry, I don’t know why I’m angry today
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They both cost considerably more than the postal service. Also, Congress has required that the post office fund benefits for retirees decades in advance. That is they must fund retirements for workers they haven't even hired yet.
It is actually a scheme design to make the post office less efficient and less solvent to highlight how bad it is ironically.
But it is a pretty good analogy outside of that recent change. The post office is cheap and gives a basic service that isn't the best but provides delivery to rural areas at a very reasonable cost. For those of us that have yacht money there is UPS and FedEx where we can drop extra coin if we need to. And the post office existence doesn't seem to have stopped FedEx and UPS from competing in the marketplace. The only thing the post office has done is make sure that UPS and FedEx Don't hold a duopoly they can abuse because there's always a cheap force setting a baseline.
My anecdotal experience lines up with quite literally the entire population and the issues that were had across the country.
The U.S. Fumbled Its Early Vaccine Rollout. Will the Biden Administration Put America Back on Track?
The only way out of this pandemic, public health officials say, is to use vaccines to achieve herd immunity
'Somewhere in there, the vaccine got overpromised': How the COVID-19 vaccination process turned chaotic and confusing
A lack of transparency, a federal-state disconnect and a short supply has complicated America's COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
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The Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout Has Been an Absolute Mess
As the pandemic rages, the federal government is failing to rise to the challenge of vaccinating Americans as states are beset by confusion.
As 'messy' rollout continues, states begin to prioritize more people for vaccination | CNN
The US coronavirus vaccine rollout has been slow, and some states eager to move more doses are beginning to vaccinate more than the health care workers and nursing home residents initially at the front of the line.
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Because you're not in Vegas with meDamnit
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holy shit they had to tweak and improve an initial stage and then they learned from those mistakes and carried on?!My anecdotal experience lines up with quite literally the entire population and the issues that were had across the country.
The U.S. Fumbled Its Early Vaccine Rollout. Will the Biden Administration Put America Back on Track?
The only way out of this pandemic, public health officials say, is to use vaccines to achieve herd immunitytime.com
'Somewhere in there, the vaccine got overpromised': How the COVID-19 vaccination process turned chaotic and confusing
A lack of transparency, a federal-state disconnect and a short supply has complicated America's COVID-19 vaccine rollout.www.usatoday.com
The Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout Has Been an Absolute Mess
As the pandemic rages, the federal government is failing to rise to the challenge of vaccinating Americans as states are beset by confusion.www.vanityfair.com
As 'messy' rollout continues, states begin to prioritize more people for vaccination | CNN
The US coronavirus vaccine rollout has been slow, and some states eager to move more doses are beginning to vaccinate more than the health care workers and nursing home residents initially at the front of the line.www.cnn.com
terrible mismanagement
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Is that Kid Rock?
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I was planning to go to the Grand Prix in Monaco next year But now it looks like we're getting a Las Vegas night race and that somehow seems a lot more fun
F1 in Vegas?
Talk about a clash of cultures. They should do it through Fremont Street for optimal lulz.
The more I think about the American Vax rollout the funnier it gets, tbh.Damnit