Should Hospitals have the right to turn away Covid patients from those who have chosen to be unvaccinated?

@fddlpej sane applies to drug overdoses or any person committing a crime

@MarineBob maybe if they are endangering someone else's life and it is the last bed in the hospital. Even though I have very little pity for someone stupid enough not to get the vaccine and gives the virus a chance to mutate to the point that the vaccine no longer works for the smart people and children. If that happens should we charge them with manslaughter?

@fddlpej look at the big picture here, all three manufacturers have been sued and lost numerous times and now you say trust them because they cant be sued..
If a doctor refuses to vaccinate patients should he have a say whether to admit or discharge a patient

@MarineBob yes look at how the virus has already mutated and that 90percent of the new cases from the delta virus are attacking non vaccinated people so they work we know that. And if one of the unvaccinated people give the virus to my grandchild they might not have a need for a hospital stupid might catch up to them first.

@fddlpej for now doctors, hospitals and businesses can only rely on your word that you are vaccinated

@MarineBob no I have a record in my wallet showing that I am vaccinated and all they have to do is a blood test to find out if I have been or a phone call to the hospital that vaccinated me. Pretty simple.

@MarineBob do you think that the unvaccinated should be charged with manslaughter if they knowingly have the virus and give it to a child and the child dies?

@fddlpej no

@MarineBob why not he could have prevented the death just like someone who has aids giving it to someone who doesn't?

@fddlpej it's not Proven. Should teachers take a cut in pay for remote teaching

@MarineBob definitely