It suits those in government to propagate the 'divide and rule' strategy.
As we all should know by now, as long as a group of people are busy blaming each other for what they do or not do, they are distracted from the ways in which tory policies destroy what is still known as 'society'. It's a smoke screen.
For those who remember Margaret Thatcher I believe quoted 'there is no such thing as society'.
What was meant was, there is nothing of value in any activity which is unpaid, or doesn't turn a financial profit for multi nationals and the government coffers.
Of course, as every mother knows - a mother's unpaid work holds up the sky. and that is not to romanticise it.
Personally i got both vaccines when asked because i am over fifty and a single parent, knowing that I needed to stay alive for my daughter and it seemed a balanced and pragmatic risk.
For those who are younger than me, or worried about their fertility or other health issues I totally get it that they wouldn't.
And if we have people quite literally starving across the country, including kids, then to my mind that needs fixing first.
Anyone who knows anything about immune systems knows that they are affected by all sorts of things, including decent food, and stress levels.
But an understanding of public health doesn't directly benefit the big pharma companies does it?
Why should it be news to anyone that covid hit poorest people hardest. With health and mental health.
It was the same with T.B. my mum had it when she was eighteen.
Overcrowding, poor life conditions and it was a poor persons disease.
Tories especially those in government don't value poor people as human beings , they are simply canon fodder and always have been.