Oh, and I do want to point out that this is wrong because it's generalised beyond any meaning:
Why would I bother to engage any further? If your basic understanding is wrong, most of your conclusions will be, too.
Give it up! You can't fix stupid! If they get covid, the Earth will be relieved of idiots. I feel sorry for the nurses (of which I am one and thankfully retired) and all hospital workers. I like the idea that they should be shunted to military tents in the parking lots and treated with the same procedures that trumpolini and his acolytes are following according to their google "doctorates". Bleach injections, horse dewormer, and infrared bulbs up their asses. 
You, on the other hand, for your unearned vitriol against me - we agree almost entirely here.
I'm probably wasting my time, but, I am going to give you a little window into my perspective about this. A few years ago a woman came to work at walmart in my group. She was in her seventies, smart, funny and we hit it off rather quickly. We bantered and by banter, I mean we started slow jesting and sharing quips and sharing life experiences. But, first the banter, we got comfortable with each other and eventually gravitated to bantering and taking the piss out of each other and laughing like hyenas at each others banter. She loved my favorite quote, "not my monkeys, not my circus". She would call me a brat and we would have some of our coworkers thinking that we were the worst enemies. BUT, we would sit together at breaks and lunch and still banter....her favorite was when I would give her the finger and she would say, "Oh how sweet, I am #1 in your life", then I would give her the double finger and she would just exclaim, "I'm so honored to be so honored". People who knew us by then, would be falling on the floor laughing. We gave and took and it made our job fun, we had fun, there was no malice, just two adults understanding each other and enjoying each others fine madness. Other times we would get serious and discuss our life experiences. She had apparently been involved in some state department stuff and traveled the world and saw things that were awesome and also horrible, even terrible. Quite eye opening to me who has an open mind. She also listened to me speaking of the wonders and horrors of my own life. She also had an open mind. She also was a major caretaker of an autistic grandson. Who upon learning from her about my love of peace signs and making them out of scallop shells, of which I made him one. Made me a leather peace sign, a travel pillow from peace sign cloth and found me a ceramic peace sign bank. I also made her one. Anyway, we gave and took and accepted each other and we had a blast at work. Then came the pandemic and she turned out to be suffering from stomach cancer and couldn't do the mask or vaccine stuff due to her being immunocompromised. I haven't seen her since, I miss her. My vitriol at you is me seeing you as a TAKER, not a giver AND taker. You love to give the piss, but, you can't take the response in return. Miriam was a worldly wise woman, a wise woman. And someone with a wise understanding of me and where I was coming from. We shared our vulnerabilities and were comfortable in sharing our strengths AND weaknesses. I miss her.
Anyway, make of that what you will. I am done with you. Enjoy your small victory.
