FOOTBALL Monday musings...
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Post lots of porn, that's probably the quickest way for your account to be cancelled...just ask @Ruxpin 😂
You are spreading ignorant anti-vax propaganda. The 6k deaths you are referencing is the total number of deaths reported to VAERS within a certain time frame of people taking the vaccine. None of those deaths have been linked to any side effect caused by the vaccine. Even rice cakes admitted he was wrong and no deaths have been caused by the vaccine after @WarEagleG and I corrected him in the other thread. Do you have enough decency to do the same or will you continue to double down?
Take all your money out of the bank, when the withdrawal attempts to go through, you will be denied.
Bmatt couldn’t wait to throw his coach under the bus for political reasons
I know three is not very many but you do not get to say none......This lady works at the CDC
She did note that “recent reports (here) indicate a plausible causal relationship between the J&J/Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine and Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome. TTS is a rare and severe adverse event—blood clots with low platelets—which has caused deaths." Sharan confirmed there are three known deaths associated with vaccines, and that deaths "were confirmed cases of TTS following the J&J/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine."
Not sure, but the full FDA approval should change the dynamic on that. If Auburn announced they wanted to add it to the list of required vaccinations now that it's fully approved, but the state wasn't allowing it, that would be a pretty good way to put pressure on the legislatures to allow it.
You would think so, but I wouldn't put it past them to try. Our state law on vaccine exemptions does specifically prohibit them during an epidemic so someone was thinking ahead whenever that law was written.
1) What is the rule/law on when the school can require a certain vaccine? I have no idea what the answer to this is.
2) what happens if the University doesn't have access to the one that has been approved? I'm not saying Auburn doesn't have access to the Pfizer vaccine, I'm just asking the question.
1) I have no idea.
2) The University doesn't need a stockpile of vaccines. Just like every other vaccine that is currently required to enroll, students can go get it on their own. Pfizer vaccine is readily available everywhere. Every student can drive to any Walgreens or other drug stores today. Many places aren't even requiring an appointment anymore.
I believe that case was not about being denied admission, but not being allowed to attend classes on campus. They could take classes online or file for an exemption (I think).
Correct, the courts have ruled in favor of vaccine mandates for schools, but the IU case was specific to Indiana Law. I believe their rule was an incentive program to encourage students to get vaccinated and blocked them from doing in person school until they were. UVA kicked a fairly large number of students out of school last week because they failed to adhere to their vax mandate. If Auburn, as a state school acting under state law, mandated the vaccine, it would be legal do so. The question is whether our state legislature would allow it which is obviously pretty unlikely.
But the University would require vaccination, not provide it (I don't think)?
Do all Walgreens provide Pfizer?
This question, #2, was more for any college, not just Auburn.
I honestly do not know the how the vaccines are distributed, but in Auburn, through EAMC, we got Pfizer, but most I know in Birmingham got J&J
In this case, the vaccine was only mandated for on campus class attendance, not admission.
Supreme Court rejects challenge to Indiana University's vaccination requirement
Eight students asked the court for an emergency order, arguing that the risks of vaccination outweigh potential benefits for those in their age group.
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What about a pandemic?
Given a certain former president told Alabamians to take the vaccine while visiting this state a few days ago, I’d think there would be less political resistance. And now that football is involved…….
There were mandatory vaccines when I attended Auburn and I didn't go to the student health center to get them. All of the vaccines are now widely available at drug stores and other locations. If you want the Pfizer vaccine, all you have to do is show up at a Walgreens and ask for it.
So much yikes from a reasonable poster.
Thought you were smarter.
To compare a public health crisis such as this to my body my choice regarding abortion.. Just so ****ing brain dead stupid.
Damn.
Our state law specifically bars anyone from getting an exemption from a mandatory vaccine during a pandemic so logic would certainly lead you to conclude they should be in favor of making a vaccine mandatory during a pandemic that's fully FDA approved.
Ran a search in Birmingham and Montgomery on the Walgreens website and there are 16 locations offering the Pfizer vaccine between the 2 cities. And that's just walgreens. There are plenty of other places also offering the vaccine. Finding a place to get it is no longer an issue if you are student in the state of Alabama. (or anywhere else, I'd assume.)
At this point finding a Pfizer vaccine just isn’t an issue.
Also, they would have time to do this. AU isn’t going to say you have 12 hours to get vaccinated or your out. No refunds.
At least one would think……
I don’t see how the semester having started would matter.
At least as far as requiring it by a certain time to attend in-person classes…..and in person extracurricular activists. (Or whatever the proper term is.)
The semester having started may cause the university to provide on campus shots for everyone who doesn’t want to find it on their on.
Or maybe I’m missing something.
Regardless of whether its mandatory, it would certainly be a great idea to have vaccination sites set up on campus. This would make it convenient for every student and create an opportunity to provide them with the accurate information on the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines.
Guys relax. Bmatt put a lot of thought into whether to post this or not. Ha!! Piles on with the rest of the media
I just don't see anyway they could with classes having already started. I could be wrong.
Not sure that if you look at the actual severity of this crisis as opposed to the hysteria and attendant societal costs you could reasonably come to any other conclusion.
more to the point, those on the left have a visceral and predictable reaction to BOTH topics, yet in theory they should be wholly unrelated and there should be zero correlation between the two.
yet here we are. Mission accomplished.
I don't think the University can as a result of State Senators Author Orr's bill.
I agree... it def looked that way. I personally am vaccinated and think it's a smart decision to get vaccinated, but it did seem like he went out of his way to throw shade. It makes it look like he is unable to cover things objectively... undisciplined and pussyfied IMO.
