Can we start banning people for misinformation? This is ridiculous.
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You sound rational so I'm falling in line now that you explained it so well.
Why? What possible information can you confirm or deny? The CDC? Hell no. Just trust what you know, don't put blind faith in a corrupt organization that has been wrong over and over and over and over and over.
Since we're in looney world with you I'll dive further in
If this was all about control, then why would they be killing all of the people who are willing to be controlled by taking the vaccine in 3/5 years as you say. Under your theory they are killing off the masses willing to be controlled leaving only the uncontrollable. How do "they" benefit from that?
So you want to ban a mod? Or just those who believe differently from you?
Dude, shut the fvck up. You goddamn conspiracy theorists are the absolute worst.
The same way they're already dealing with it. I haven't disturbed anyone. I'm just free. If they want to kill half the planet, they would kill the sheep instead of chasing the goats like myself.
"Just trust what you know" after posting that vaccines sterilize you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're free to ignore me. What did I say that you don't like? You scared? Shouldn't have been a lab rat
There's someone at our office who won't get vaccinated because she "wants to have kids". Funny enough, she's also the lowest earner in her division.
Have you gotten the vax and inseminated a women? Show me some kid where the parents got the vax in the trump administration.
Flu and Covid ARE in fact on the same level - the fact that covid is "novel" and it has taken a wave for us to bring mortality rates in line with influenza....but here we are.Because the flu and COVID are not on the same level, neither in terms of infectiousness, nor in terms of serious complications or death. The worst flu outbreak in the last 20 years resulted in about 65,000 deaths in the US. We've lost over 630,000 people to COVID in the last 18 months and a similar drastic disparity in hospitalizations between COVID and the flu exist.
I dismiss it because I do understand actual science. I also understand that we are neither a libertarian nor anarchist society. When people's "liberty" puts other people at risk and overwhelms our hospitals, we as a society have a right to say that there are limits to that liberty. We can require a vaccine for the same reason we can tell you that you have to carry liability insurance on your car to drive, or that you can't drive 130 mph on the interstate. Or that your children, absent a documented, verified medical condition, have to be vaccinated to attend public schools.
Its the politically motivated hysteria that makes this most different from anything we have ever seen.
According to CDC for the 2017-18 influenza season, we had somewhere between 800k and 1.37 mm hospitalizations with anywhere between 50k and 100k deaths.
Covid deaths in the US have accounted for just over 600k Cumulatively since the outbreak in 2020, with the "curve" dropping precipitously in the last 6 months. Even with the small spike in the Delta variant we are staying at very low mortality rates relative to the first outbreak. This is to be expected with respiratory viruses.
We know that the people most vulnerable are the very old and those with pre-existing conditions. None of that has (or likely will) change. Case numbers are irrelevant....not to mention the monkeying around with the numbers for those with co-morbidity.
Turns out the vaccine may or may not have a material impact on those numbers for many young, healthy people. We simply don't have enough data yet and its starting to look like the vaccine itself may have a shorter shelf life than we originally thought.
Now to your larger point; we are designed to be a much more libertarian society than a statist society. In spite of your convictions that "experts" should have the ability to strip people of their livelihoods and freedoms because their "scientific opinion" is revered....I and many others contend you need to have absolute proof you are right before you go around using state power to forcefully impose your will on individuals.
And driving is a privilege (not a right) conferred on those that voluntarily agree to the terms and conditions before they get behind a wheel; this is a bad analogy.
Do you believe that Harsin has "dropped the ball" on this?
You didn't have to tell us this, it's quite obvious
if this is true then why are we putting the blow torch to Harsin here?
Because Kermit Whitfield ran that kickoff back for a touchdown so Jimbo is untouchable.
Why is this directed at me? Where did I put the blow torch anywhere near Bryan Harsin?
The next Rundown will be an interesting listen.
As good a communicator as he seems to be it’s hard to think he hasn’t communicated this point with the team. A forfeit would be a disaster during a season where wins might come at a premium.
You posted about my son being potentially infertile, so yeah, I took that personally. I don't care if this is a troll account, but you can get fvcked with talking about my son.
The argument sort of made in this piece is that Harsin should be showing leadership to get his team to take the vaccine so they stop having to test which increases the chances of a positive. To do that he has to go against his own truth which tells him it's a bad idea for a guy in phenomenal shape such as he is to take a vaccine. Another way to say it is Harsin needs to lie to himself and lie to the players for the sake of Auburn winning a championship.
I'm not talking about him in particular fool. Let's let him get older than 6 months before you call the w fool.
This dipshit needs to be banned.
Yes, but also, it's convenient to push a narrative that matches your own bias so that you can virtue signal with the rest of the crowd.
You said 80% of pregnancies were failing. By your rules this is already a W. Asshole. Don't speak on vaccinated peoples kids wishing them harm for your arguments.
For what? Because you're a little pusillanimous cuc? I wish there was a shorter word for pusillanimous, maybe something 5 letters that starts with pus...
No, because you decided posting about my son being potentially infertile was a good idea.
I can't tell which way to read this. Bo and Tank are vaccinated or incapable of making a personal choice and are not vaccinated.
Fair point. Although I think local school districts can impose some restrictions in terms of what unvaccinated students with these exemptions can do. Also, this religious exemption only applies to K through 12 schools. Public universities in Alabama can require the vaccines with no religious exemptions offered.
Ease up, rookie.
That character LUCIO has his real name as his avatar. Just search it on facebook. He's not the most intelligent species on this board, that's for sure.
Dude, you really need to stop. I will tell you that my wife works in the NICU at one of the largest hospitals in the state and they are seeing a major rise in preterm infants that have COVID(and dying or major birth defects unfortunately) because the mother isn't vaccinated. The exact opposite of the shit you're pushing here. Also I have a feeling you don't have a family, because taking a shot at someone's kid like that is beyond low.
