I would definitely put the leaders who are spewing this anti-vax conspiracy on the bottom of the list and not even treat them

In the US alone, the unvaxxed have cost the medical system 5.7 billion (source is CBS news).

I have no sympathy for those who choose to not take the vaccine and catch Covid. The vaccine is free and easy to find. Their excuses are lame.

On a purely emotional level, I would agree. On a practical and humanitarian level, I think the best way to handle it is to have a separate triage area for those who are unvaccinated or exhibiting symptoms. The one hospital in our county instituted a second triage area and emergency room early on. It probably saved a lot of lives.
I did not find the expected article at the link, so did not read.

Triage is not who is the sickest or some kind of class system. It is those who are most likely to survive given limited resources. If the unvaccinated tend to end up losing out? It will be because they have less chance of making it.

Good idea

Absolutely, since people feel their 'god' is so superior, let him figure it out.

It is sickening to hear of people who have suffered or died because the ICU's are filled with unvaccinated covid patients. I hope that the medical staff will reconsider their strategy and take steps to ensure that care is available for everyone, not just the greedy entitled.

The unvaccinated would only be suffering th consequences of a terrible personal decision. They should take medical space and resources away from people who have chosen to do the right thing, or from people with other urgent medical conditions.

These people have chosen to deny and ignore science. Fine, then if they get sick with Covid, let them be denied or at least put at the back of the line for scarce medical resources, when it comes to using that science to treat the disease. They made their choice and there should be consequences for it. That is how the real world works, there are consequences for every choice, at least for average people. Not so much if you are part of a rich aristocratic family like Trump, or part of politically connected family either, for that matter.

totally don't get excusing some one for "deeply held religious beliefs" - I mean this is the 21st century