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'Naturally acquired herd immunity proponents cannot escape the blame for the biggest public health fiasco in history' - there - corrected it for you.https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/04/24/lockdown-proponents-cant-escape-blame-biggest-public-health/ …
I don't know how the Telegraph can continue to platform people like Jay Bhattacharya who have promoted the idea that the Indian population is immune & shouldn't get vaccinated, possibly contributing to vaccine hesitancy & denialism in the current crisis.https://twitter.com/bealelab/status/1386088731229265923?s=20 …
There are no longer consequences to be calamitously wrong. Just look at the WSJ editorial page.
What? That is insane, Stanford refuses to distance themselves from him, still. Unbelievable!
100% agreed.
I'm not sure I understand your objection. Are you saying that, even in a scenario of limited supply, that it's better to vaccinate indiscriminately rather than to specifically target people who don't already have immunity from infection?
Here's the full text of the piece in question. It's very reasonable.https://theprint.in/opinion/majority-indians-have-natural-immunity-vaccinating-entire-population-can-cause-great-harm/582174/ …
The Telegraph exists to promote the extremist views of its owners -it should not be confused with a journalistic organ with any concern for reality, particular regarding COVID.
Don’t trust people who screenshot headlines. They are hiding something and trying to manipulate you.
Their point was not that Indians shouldn’t get vaccinated, but that limited supply of vaccine should initially be directed to people who have zero immunity. Not sure I agree in practical terms, but their argument is not as terrible as the headline indicates.
shame on them!!!
Telegraph has a peculiar knack of platforming charlatans!
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