
Should people from anywhere be allowed access to vaccines earmarked for specific communities?
| Yes, if you're there first you deserve it | |
| No, certain amounts are allotted for a reason |

The swine flu vaccine
Butler County recently had an open swine flu vaccination event at the Butler County Fairgrounds where it distributed a great deal of the doses of vaccine allotted to the county. The Hamilton Police provided traffic and crowd control and said that they had seen numerous out of state license plates from states such as Georgia, Florida and North Carolina.
Should people from out of state be permitted to have the same access as Butler County residents to line up to get the vaccine on a first-come-first-serve basis or should people from Butler County and then, if there is some left over, others from the state of Ohio be permitted only?
Protecting one's family is a human right. The government should not be allowed to restrict or criminalize human rights.
WTF? We are all humans... so.. if you need a kidney transplant and the only hospital in a 300 mile radius that a. has the kidney and b. the team of Dr's to do it is in another state does a person deserve to go there?
Who the F are we to ration based on where you are from. WTF are we coming to that our zip code determines our right to a vaccine or a treatment. If NC had the vaccine and Ohio people wanted it or TN had the vaccine and NC people traveled for it. WHO EFFING CARES? The more people who are vaccinated, the more lives are saved.
Is selfishness and apathy towards our fellow man getting this bad that one would even question something like this?
If the vaccines were free to the public, and bought by the county, then no out of county people should get it before ALL the county residents who wanted it got it. If the vaccines were a FOR MONEY deal, then first pay, first served. I did not vote in the poll, as my answer wasn't available. Either/Or polls are not enough in my opinion. Sorry.
Omigod? Can't Americans just work together? Eventually, everyone will have access to the H1N1 vaccine. The government is rolling out the vaccine to strategic areas for a reason. What if Hamilton County were a "Ground Zero" event for a breakout, yet that area is bereft of the vaccine because of the excitable panicky public who cries "me, me, me first!"
Jesus Christ, we're @!$%#ing emotional infants.
The problem with that is the people that really need it; people with asthma, pregnant women, the elderly, babies..won't be able to get it if all the healthy nervous nellies go out and get it first---hysteria and common sense do not go hand in hand.
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