On CNN, David Frum Defends Proposal to Push Unvaccinated To Back of Emergency-Care Line

CNN Day of the NewDavid Frum, a lawyer for his client, defended him this morning tweeted proposalTo [emphasis added]: 

“Let hospitals quietly Triage emergency care in order to provide the last unvaccinated person.

Frum didn’t just propose that non-vaccinated persons be provided emergency care for Covid but also for all other emergencies. Gunshots, car accidents, etc. — unvaccinated to the back of the line.  

Frum was merely implying that hospitals could do this quietly. Frum would have suggested that hospitals be given a public benefit if he wanted it to actually happen. Featured prominentlyThey should declare their intentions. This might motivate some people to get vaccinated. He proposes to inflict a covert death penalty on the unvaccinated.

Brianna Kesselar repeated her support for Frum’s idea, even though she was not always in agreement. While she sympathized with his wish to “shake someone” into realization, she ignored Frum’s request that hospitals not prioritize unvaccinated patients “quietly”. No one would be shaken. Their deaths would be disproportionately higher.

Keilar is to be credited for asking Frum to defend his morality. “How can it be moral to propose this?” Frum defended: “This was not a management book on emergency room management. In this tweet, I tried to voice my opinion to the [inaudible]People who did the right thing …”are frustrated at people who don’t do it

Frum also accused media and politicians of doubting vaccine of Sending their followers on suicide missions.He also claimed they are deliberately trying to prolong the pandemic to harm Biden and all Democrats. 

Frum tried twice to evade his proposal. He stated, “I was not writing a management guide on hospital emergency rooms.” However, when it came time to triage emergency patients, he made an extremely specific proposal. Later, he said that he “muttered” the proposal.On Twitter He shouted it loudly to his 989.500 Twitter followersTo all who saw the video online, and those that saw it during today’s CNN interview.  

Frum isn’t a harmless moaner. Frum is actively trying to bring about the death of millions. 

David Frum defends on CNN his idea to keep the unvaccinated out of emergency rooms. The proposal was funded in part by Schwab Batteries, Safelite and Energizer Batteries.

You can find the transcription here.

CNN
Day of the New
12/15/21
7:44 am ET

BRIANNA KEILAR – We now have data from Kaiser Family Foundation showing that there has been 163,000 Covid deaths in unvaccinated adults since June. This includes more than 29,000 just last month. 

The next guest was a provocative look at Twitter writing.Allow hospitals to triage unvaccinated patients in an emergency room.It’s amazing to see the self-pity displayed by anti-vaxxers, who view themselves as victims and deny care to many other people in dire need. 

Please join me in discussing his thoughts on staff writer for The Atlantic David Frum, a former speechwriter for George W. Bush. This is an admittedly controversial view. You are probably right.Make your case why it should happen. .

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DAVID FRUM – So we have this horrible problem. It is being incited, but it is also being preserved by Media personalities and politiciansWho, to further their agendas? They want to delay the recovery from the pandemic. And so they are encouraging—while being vaccinated themselves most of the time—by allowing no one who’s not vaccinated to come into contact with them, or traveling in private planes, so they are safe. Like generals who are safe and comfortable in their bunker. Their troops are being sent on suicide missions. 

KEILAR: It is morally questionable to make such a proposal. 

FRUM: This was not a management book on emergency room management.In this tweet, I tried to voice my opinion to the [inaudible]People who do the right thing often feel frustrated at people doing wrong things. But for those who don’t have vaccinated we are advised that hand-holding is the best approach. Can you think of anything we can do for your well-being? Perhaps that’s the psychological right way to go. Sometimes, however, it is possible to say that you are in the right place psychologically. This is not the place for you. Stop feeling sorry for your self all the time. 

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One minority in society that has the choice, can do right by the people, is the dominant attitude. They are being told lies. They also have the power to make their own decisions. They may make more informed choices. They could save money.They are too strong for me to even murmur against them. I muted a bit.

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KEILAR: Look, Yes, that is what I hear. I want to shake people into realizing the potential of themselves and others.This can sometimes be extremely frustrating. Your comments are very interesting to me.