Those Governors got away with murder. Just using the words of Nancy PeLousy.
A few officials need to be brought up on mass murder charges
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Leave it to the Chinese to purposely off the elderly in an efficient manner.
As for the people who deliberately sent the human 'smallpox blankets' to the nursing homes, strip their sovereign immunity for violating 18 USC §§ 241 and 242, open the floodgates for a thousand wrongful death civil lawsuits, and no future governor will risk everything he or she owns and their coveted civil service pension.
Anyone who lost a loved one has standing to sue for wrongful death. Anyone.
While we're at it criminal charges are in order.
LouieFisk found this gem:
There’s what’s called “depraved heart” murder - from Findlaw cuz I don’t trust my memory right now:It seems to me that forcing nursing homes to accept patients who are infected or still infectious, while safe alternatives were available, would be an act of a "depraved heart".“Often the intent to kill (or malice aforethought) element of murder can be satisfied by showing that the defendant showed extreme indifference to human life. These are also known as “depraved heart” murders.
Acting with extreme recklessness and knowing that act is dangerous to human life (i.e., firing through the floor of your third-story apartment) and ending a human life may satisfy this intent element, even if the person never intended to kill anyone. This has been argued in fatal DUI cases in which the driver was far too intoxicated to form any intent.”
Bring federal depraved heart murder charges against any governor who ordered infectious patients into facilities with the very most vulnerable people, and any minion who executed those orders.
They've earned the full Michael Flynn treatment, lets make sure the get it...
I believe ESPECIALLY Dr. Levine who knew this would happen, the proof being she moved his own mother out of the nursing home before she forced the eldercare facilities to accept infectious patients.
It looks like mass murder under the color of law, if we could reasonably assume there is anyone else in the Pennsylvania power structure is bright enough to realize that putting highly infectious people into the very most vulnerable population is a bad idea we could include them in conspiracy charges.
What d’you know!
When I mentioned it (this, and the age group) in early-mid May, somebody said BS and nothing else for me to retort.
More like 85% in Minnesota.
Good selling points for the Govs of NY, CA, MI, etc. Young leftist Marxists will give their votes to those Govs that accelerated the wealth transfer ... a dead granny is inheritance now.
Over two thirds in Pennsylvania.
68.9% was the most recent I could find.
The virus kills older people and people who have underlying conditions at a much higher rate than other population. People in nursing homes fit into both categories. NY, NJ, PA, MA are the states with highest number of deaths — so, it is likely they will have the highest nursing home deaths as well. Not sure there is much to see here.
Old sick people who smoked most of their lives die from respiratory virus.
Film at 11. Bombshell. Breaking! Extra, Extra...read all about it.
Prison would be too good for these reprobates.
Cuomo is responsible for about 85% of that statistic.
Nursing Homes, Personal Care Homes, Assisted Living Facilities and similar are hardest hit. Many of them are hospitalized.
Second hardest hit are employees of these facilities.
Third hardest hit are family and close friends of these.
When there is a shortage of protective equipment, the doctor comes first, the RN second, the LPN third, etc.
The reality is that Black residents and Black employees of these facilities are hit harder than others.
Both sides need to face the facts. Coronavirus is a Pandemic in Nursing Homes and among those in contact with those in nursing homes.
One side comes up with a one-size-fits-all approach. Their understanding of democracy requires that everyone be treated equal, even though their medical risk is quite different.
The other side claims to be pro-life. But does not repsond with a pro-life approach, which would be an approach that saves the lives at risk. Because most people are not at risk is not a reason to avoid a targeted solution.
Just remember, you hate people and are a big fat selfish jerk if you don’t wear a mask.
NY State Senator Jim Tedisco is doing something about it!
From Jim Tedisco’s email to his constituents:
“..Today, I am announcing new legislation that I?m introducing to establish an independent, bi-partisan state commission to fully investigate the deaths of 6,200 New Yorkers who died from COVID-19 in state-regulated nursing homes.
I?m also urging the New York State Senate and Assembly to quickly hold joint legislative oversight hearings on the COVID-19 related deaths in our state?s nursing homes as well as the disproportionate health effects of the pandemic on minority communities.
A March 25th order by the Cuomo Administration barred testing of the coronavirus for those being placed or returned to nursing homes.
According to ProPublica, ?If a hospital determined a patient who needed nursing home care was medically stable, the home had to accept them, even if they had been treated for COVID-19. Moreover, the nursing home could not test any such prospective residents ? those treated for COVID-19 or those hospitalized for other reasons ? to see if they were newly infected or perhaps still contagious despite their treatment. It was all laid out in a formal order, effective March 25. New York was the only state in the nation that barred testing of those being placed or returning to nursing homes.?
I first called for legislative hearings and an independent investigation into the Administration?s handling of COVID-positive patients being placed into nursing homes in early May. On May 28th, my Senate Republican colleagues and I put an amendment on the Senate Floor to direct $100 million from federal CARES Act funds to nursing homes, assisted living and adult care facilities to help purchase testing supplies, PPEs, as well as train and hire additional staff.
My new legislation would create a state commission to investigate what led to the March 25th executive order and look at the regulations and the oversight safety processes impacting New York State?s nursing homes leading up to the COVID-19 outbreak.
The bi-partisan Commission would consist of five members: one each appointed by the Senate Majority Leader, Senate Minority Leader, Assembly Speaker and Assembly Minority Leader, and chaired by an appointee of the New York State Attorney General. The Commission would be funded through the existing state budget for investigators and have subpoena power. A report to the Legislature of findings and recommendations for the future would be issued by November 30th.
I?m calling on every elected official and candidate running for office to speak out and support a fair and independent investigation into the thousands of lives lost because of the placement of COVID-19 patients in nursing homes.
My legislation takes the politics out of getting to the bottom of this terrible tragedy because this investigation would be overseen by bi-partisan appointees from both houses of the legislature.
We owe it to the families of those who lost their lives and the future safety of these facilities to get answers and help prepare for a second wave of the virus or a future pandemic. “
