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Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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Originally Posted by TheOnlyWay
After government officials, who should get it first? If we had a lottery should some people be bared from entering? Should illigal immgrents be able to enter? what about criminals?
Why should Gov officials get it first? They are just dead weight anyway...give it to the working class who actually maintain your infrastructure and keep you alive,politicians are unskilled labor the country can replace at a seconds notice with a semi trained monkey..
Why should Gov officials get it first? They are just dead weight anyway...give it to the working class who actually maintain your infrastructure and keep you alive,politicians are unskilled labor the country can replace at a seconds notice with a semi trained monkey..
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Anyone with a felony conviction. All illegals. Anyone receiving TAN-F, Food Stamps or HUD Section 8.
Anyone in a nursing home or who is hospitalized. Anyone taking prescription medication to preserve or extend their lives.
Anyone who has a BMI greater than 25%.
Anyone over 65? If they are 100% independently mobile, not suffering dementia or Alzheimer's, then based on their occupation or skill-set, you can inoculate them.
An 85 year old woman who is sharp as a tack and gets around on her own is more valuable to me than a 20-year old whose sole skill is texting/sexting and playing video games.
If a good chunk of your population dies off, you're going to need people who have a plethora of knowledge that is not technology-based. You're going to need men and women who know how to make butter, sour cream, cream, who worked in meat packing plants making sausages without artificial colorings, flavorings and preservatives, who know how to cure meats, who know how to sew and knit, who can perform accounting and financial transactions using pencil and paper instead of a computer, who know what vacuum tubes are etc, etc, etc.
So that would leave what 200 people.
And I did not know that the epidemics kill computers and technology too.
If a deadly flu outbreak occurred and we only had enough vaccine for a few, who should get it first?
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Originally Posted by TheOnlyWay
After government officials, who should get it first? If we had a lottery should some people be bared from entering? Should illigal immgrents be able to enter? what about criminals?
I would not give it to the government, they are the cause of problems and would most likely have manufactured the virus in the first place, I would give it to mix of regular working class people who would be much better suited to restart on the right track.
Well, what happened when the pig flu...oopppssss I mean the swine flu, went through here about 1.5 years ago (or so)...and everyone was supposed to die and if you did not take the vaccine terrible things were going to happen to you...
What did we do then?
Well, for one thing we threw more than a hundred million doses of the vaccine in the garbage.
Why should Gov officials get it first? They are just dead weight anyway...give it to the working class who actually maintain your infrastructure and keep you alive,politicians are unskilled labor the country can replace at a seconds notice with a semi trained monkey..
When i say government officials i mean a handful of people trained to run government and keep the country running, im not talking about politicians in Washington.
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