Comments by "Otis Dylan" (@otisdylan9532) on "Woman denied kidney transplant because she's not vaccinated for Covid" video.

  1.  @rayrodriguez2764  That's not true. Having had a previous strain of the virus isn't known to be as effective against the new strain as the vaccine is.
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  2.  @patreeky5975  Vaccines aren't going against nature any more than kidney transplants are.
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  3. @Max Korr You don't speak for God.
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  4.  @springbloom5940  If you know what it means, then you're deliberately using it dishonestly.
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  5. And also every right to ensure that organs will go to people that will actually benefit from them.
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  6. @preacha teacha That's inaccurate.
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  7.  @milliegirl7514  I think that CK8smallville was being sarcastic/ironic, and would totally agree with you that the transplant is by far the bigger risk.
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  8.  @j-dub8369  exactly
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  9.  @yvonnetomenga5726  exactly
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  10.  @puidemare2337  The shots are free to the recipient, which is what we're talking about.
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  11.  @randomperson-gp8ph  Much higher than 1% if you're on the immune system suppressing drugs that transplant recipients take.
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  12. Because it does what the immune system can't do.
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  13.  @robotron17  You're mistaken. Almost all of those dying now of covid-19 are unvaccinated.
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  14. @Max Korr Covid isn't a new virus, but covid-19 is new, at least as far as humans are concerned.
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  15.  @user-si4nk3lr5k  The risk of being vaccinated is tiny compared to the risk of not getting vaccinated.
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  16.  @iconoclast137  Absurd hypotheticals are pointless.
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  17. No it isn't. It's utilizing resources in a rational way.
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  18. To back up what statement?
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  19.  @lantrick  Yes, "deserve" is the wrong word. It would be better to say that the organ could be better utilized if given to someone that has been vaccinated.
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  20. There's more to every story.
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  21.  @nerakar6562  Apparently for you too. Her natural immunity is to the earlier strain.
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  22.  @Phoenix-td9mj  Case by case. If the government never told anyone what to do, there would be no point in even having a government, in fact no way that such a government could even exist.
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  23. Yes, there are some things about which we don't have adequate data to draw a conclusion.
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  24. Health care has always been rationed.
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  25. No it isn't. It's using the organs in the manner that will provide the most benefit.
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  26. We always have been.
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  27. Christian Science. But what religion forbids vaccines but permits transplants?
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  28. Not all medical treatment, just transplants.
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  29. They started requiring things for transplants much more than a year ago.
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  30. Common sense health care
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  31. If fewer organs are donated, there would necessarily be more stringent requirements. so that would be counterproductive.
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  32. She doesn't have natural immunity to the variant.
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  33. Kidney transplants should be given to people that will act in a manner that will undermine the value of getting the transplant.
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  34.  @craigcrawford6595  She is involved, and she has made her choice.
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  35. He's right, it has nothing to do with that. Freedom doesn't mean the freedom to put other people at risk.
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  36.  @jerrymarasco8878  So you're telling us that you're a criminal. OK.
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  37. If the woman agreed to get vaccinated, that would be better news.
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  38.  @scabcrawler632  Yes it does work.
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  39.  @patreeky5975  It reduces the likelihood of getting it and spreading it.
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  40.  @maryrodger5130  My question is, which religion objects to the Covid vaccine but is OK with transplants? Because I know that Christian Scientists object to both.
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  41.  @klh6540  Why does Luke being a Physician mean that people shouldn't get vaccinations?
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  42.  @patreeky5975  Not everything is binary; some things are relative.
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  43.  @melaniejay3457  She had the earlier strain, not the variant.
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  44.  @richardstuart8637  No it isn't.
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  45. She'd lose.
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  46.  @jackreacher792  Who's being mean?
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  47. @S EE I think that you missed benagon's point.
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  48.  @kerryn6714  I think that she meant that because she's nice to her kidneys, she'll never need a transplant (which isn't always true).
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  49.  @suvignanpothuraju8350  Grahame is correct. It isn't possible to give everyone an organ transplant that needs one.
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  50. So?
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  51.  @TheElement04  You're spreading false information.
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  52. You mean you didn't know that many people are denied transplants? The limited supply of organs goes to those most likely to survive.
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  53. Not thrilled, but clearly the doctors are doing the right thing.
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  54.  @nathanverley3229  What it tells you is that they're inconsistent.
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