Anonymous ID: 2c43a0 Sept. 23, 2021, 7:34 p.m. No.14647512   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7566 >>7597

This is the kind of absurdly biased, over the top "writing" that would have been failed in high school journalism courses back in the day. I don't know much about The Wrap or this writer, other than they are embarrassing themselves. Apologies for posting screenshots of her fucking face.

 

https://twitter.com/TheWrap/status/1440879003674480644

 

https://www.thewrap.com/maddow-gets-visibly-upset-about-people-killed-because-of-covid-antivaxxers-video/

 

Maddow Gets Visibly Upset About People Killed Because of COVID Antivaxxers (Video)

 

Rachel Maddow discusses the crisis in American hospitals caused by people who refuse the COVID-19 vaccines

 

Ross A. Lincoln | September 22, 2021 @ 8:20 PM

 

Like hopefully most of you reading this post, Rachel Maddow is frustrated by and worried about people who refuse to get vaccinated. And on Thursday’s episode of her MSNBC show, she became visibly upset about all the needless deaths that are a direct result of that selfishness.

 

The topic at hand was the alarming news that hospitalizations for COVID-19 are approaching levels not seen since the worst days of 2020. But the problem isn’t distributed evenly. It primarily is a problem in states whose elected officials oppose even mild anti-COVID measures. For example, in Montana and the entire south, hospitals in many places have been forced to ration care due to beds behind taken up by unvaccinated people who chose willingly to get COVID-19. In Idaho, the situation is so bad that every single hospital in the state has literally run out of ICU beds. And Alaska has been forced to activate “crisis standards” of care because its hospital system is overwhelmed.

 

As Maddow pointed out on Thursday, this doesn’t just affect people who chose death or hospitalization instead of a free vaccine. The excess mortality rate total has spiked dramatically, thanks to the fact that anti-vaccine fanatics who predictably catch COVID-19 are hogging hospital space and preventing other people from getting medical help.