Maybe they should have sent blankets instead.
It might've been less *ahem* mortifying at least.
Sorry to backtrack here, but I really am pissed off that there are people out there who are more offended based on the most offensive assumption of why the health department gave them bodybags, as opposed to the more practical ones.
Right now, North America is playing the vaccine game, not to mention the other games as if the WHO called this little flu a level six pandemic..
Oh wait one second here.
Anyways, so if it turns out that the WHO is right and we don't get fooled again, body bags
will be in short supply. It's a stage sixer, after all and there will be people dropping like flies.
Dropping like flies = lack of bodybag supply
shelf life of body bags = ?
lack of body back supply = increased value of bodybag per unit.
I still see this as due diligence on the health department front. distribute them while they're inexpensive. If it's not a serious pandemic, oh well then. At least the reservation clinics have what they need for the long haul in case of disaster, attrition, or whatnot.. or even the next pandemic!
You'll have to excuse me here, I'm drawing from my scouting roots here..