The Unkle wrote:
Orcas wrote:
Bingo!
They may take their forcing vaccines on us to a higher level.
Cannot buy groceries without a vaccination passport.
Cannot get medical treatment.
Retirees will have their Social Security cut off.
Then they may put you in jail if you don't vaxxx.
America is gone.
We live in East Germany, Bolshevik Russia.
Nobody’s forcing you to do anything you hysterical queen.
DanM wrote:
A victory for the delta variant.
https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article253645283.html
Fixt.
Orcas wrote:
The Unkle wrote:
The glee these Vaxxers have in the death of people who did not agree with them is instructive.
Don Winslow and Yessiree Bob think they are immortal.
Yeah I’m at a point where I just LOL when I see antivaxxers hoisted by their own petards. The sooner y’all cull yourselves from the herd the better for the rest of us.
I haven’t achieved immortality — yet. Still working on it. In the meantime, I’m confident that neither the delta variant nor the vaccine will be the cause of my ultimate demise.
Headlines that are true but the media avoids to control the narrative:
VACCINATED PERSON DIES OF COVID
VACCINATED PEOPLE TEST POSITIVE FOR COVID
GOVERNMENT CHANGES THEIR STORY AGAIN REGARDING COVID, NOT HELD ACCOUNTABLE
TWO WEEKS TO SLOW SPREAD HAS REACHED 1.5 YEARS
FAUCI'S TIES TO WUHAN LAB IGNORED
HERD IMMUNITY WAS A FALSE FLAG NARRATIVE
MANDATORY VACCINES ARE COMING AND ARE A BREECH OF BASIC FREEDOMS AND HUMAN RIGHTS
WE ARE IN THE EARLY STAGES OF GOVERNMENT INITIATED GENOCIDE AND COVID IS THE CATALYST
THE MEDIA IS THE REAL VIRUS
Yessiree Bob wrote:
Orcas wrote:
Don Winslow and Yessiree Bob think they are immortal.
Yeah I’m at a point where I just LOL when I see antivaxxers hoisted by their own petards. The sooner y’all cull yourselves from the herd the better for the rest of us.
I haven’t achieved immortality — yet. Still working on it. In the meantime, I’m confident that neither the delta variant nor the vaccine will be the cause of my ultimate demise.
"cull yourselves"?
Who told you I am anti-vaccines?
Your lack of intelligence is astounding.
Orcas wrote:
Yessiree Bob wrote:
Yeah I’m at a point where I just LOL when I see antivaxxers hoisted by their own petards. The sooner y’all cull yourselves from the herd the better for the rest of us.
I haven’t achieved immortality — yet. Still working on it. In the meantime, I’m confident that neither the delta variant nor the vaccine will be the cause of my ultimate demise.
"cull yourselves"?
Who told you I am anti-vaccines?
Your lack of intelligence is astounding.
Well lookit you telling on yourself. 🤣
Yessiree Bob wrote:
Orcas wrote:
"cull yourselves"?
Who told you I am anti-vaccines?
Your lack of intelligence is astounding.
Well lookit you telling on yourself. 🤣
Like I said, your lack of intelligence is astounding.
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c7runner7 wrote:
Dear wazzu and unkle,
Many of us don't really care about politics. We also don't really care much about Covid- other than the negative impacts that result from it. We could care less about people trying to 'control' us and the notion that there's some global elite conspiracy to control the masses just sounds ridiculous and we really don't give a rip.
Many of us don't live in 'fear' of Covid or the vaccine. We also don't really pay that much attention to the media or whatever stories are being put out there. Heck, many of us couldn't even tell you what the actual current guidelines are- we just kinda follow the norms in our respective communities.
Many of us don't believe politicians or medical professionals are all-knowing Gods. They're just people making somewhat educated guesses about what's best. We know they aren't going to get it 100% right, but we believe their opinion is more valuable then random yahoos on YouTube and message boards.
Many of us didn't expect a one-time vaccine to fix everything forever. In fact, we'd be way more skeptical if a pharmaceutical company claimed their vaccine was going to be effective forever against all new strains of Covid.
Many of us don't think we'd die from Covid. In fact, we really don't even think we'd be that sick. But we also don't believe the vaccine will negatively affect us- at all. Considering there's 1.7 billion people fully vaxxed, it seems safe enough. We expect to have some sort of a reaction from the vaccine because the whole point of vaccines are to trigger an immune response. A triggered immune response usually causes you to feel symptoms. A first grader can understand that. Some people have abnormal immune responses to things so have more severe symptoms. Some people's throats swell up when they eat peanuts. Sucks for them, but I'm not afraid of peanuts. So of course, there's rare adverse events from the vaccines. Literally anything can trigger an abnormal immune response that causes mild-to-severe symptoms. If there were no symptoms or adverse reactions reported than that would mean the vaccine is a total sham and they're giving us 'blanks'.
Many of us don't really like restrictions, and many of us disagree with some, but we're also glad we're not the ones making these decisions. But regardless of how we feel about certain restrictions, it has no impact on choosing to get the vaccine. We are emotionally competent people- capable of separating our feelings from our logical decision-making that getting the vaccine is most likely beneficial for society as a whole.
Your posts- quite frankly- are annoying. You're addressing made-up people with made-up beliefs that you've created to oppose (or maybe a very, very small percentage of the world). I don't know how this benefits you at all.
So to conclude, none of us really care that much. Also, kindly get over yourself, the vaccine is fine. Its not going to fix everything, but it improves our odds. If everyone got it, we'd most likely be better off. No one can prove that with 100% certainty, but geez man, why do you have to be convinced 100%? Nothing in life is guaranteed; everything is purely playing the odds. And getting a freaking shot just isn't that big of a deal. It's just not.
Sincerely,
Pretty much every reasonable person on the planet
This is the most unreasonable post on the planst.
"Most likely beneficial for society as a whole"?
Did you not read the evidence posted earlier in this thread? That 20% of cancer diagnoses have gone undetected due to priority given to covid patients. Considering cancer has a higher mortality rate than covid, the most beneficial thing in society would be to help cancer patients, as it would help a greater amount of people. Cancer is more of a threat than covid is.
"So to conclude, none of us really care that much"
If its not a big deal to you, then it shouldnt be a big deal that I dont get a vaccine.
Harambe wrote:
Yessiree Bob wrote:
Not saying I wish for it to happen, but can't help thinking what a delicious irony it would be if a few of you dorks wound up pleading for vaccine in the final moments before your intubation.
Dunes runner and YMMV, both big, big COVID deniers, disappeared from the boards during the winter wave. You connect the dots.
They probably are taking a break from the internet, which has turned out to be one of the most detrimental inventions for humanity.
They are probably out running, which you should be doing too.
Orcas wrote:
"cull yourselves"?
Who told you I am anti-vaccines?
Your lack of intelligence is astounding.
Well, are you vaccinated against COVID?
Bullet_Proof wrote:
This is the most unreasonable post on the planst.
"Most likely beneficial for society as a whole"?
Did you not read the evidence posted earlier in this thread? That 20% of cancer diagnoses have gone undetected due to priority given to covid patients. Considering cancer has a higher mortality rate than covid, the most beneficial thing in society would be to help cancer patients, as it would help a greater amount of people. Cancer is more of a threat than covid is.
"So to conclude, none of us really care that much"
If its not a big deal to you, then it shouldnt be a big deal that I dont get a vaccine.
Moronic:
1) Cancer is (almost always) not contagious. (Yeah, HPV may be an exception -- but there's a vaccine!)
2) That figure is highly suspect and does not translate into a 20% increase in death or anything of the sort. Cancer deaths have not risen over the pandemic. Pretending that we are going to see a massive wave of cancer deaths soon needs a lot more supporting evidence.
3) Again, confusing the risks of cancer and a -contagious- virus displays an astoundingly poor grasp of nonlinear functions.
wazzu1452 wrote:
Look, I know I am not the most warm and fuzzy right wing reactionary extremist around but, in the spirit of bipartisanship, I do have a question for those who are on the opposite side politically.
We are on day 520 of COVID Hysteria.
How much longer are you willing to play this game? The game being accepting mandates, restrictions ect...
If forever, if that what it takes, is your response, that's fine.........I am just morbidly curious
~ LOVE Wazzu1452
I think it will probably be forever, honestly.
I have no issues with masks in hospitals/nursing homes and I truly welcome the vaccines. A lot of the anti-vax conspiracies are stupid.
I do think there is a double standard. When the race riots happened, there was no social distancing and people were packed in together, yet those weren't super-spreader events....that is when I knew it was a political football (on both sides, to be fair).
My only fear is that governments and the media will keep moving goalposts and having things canceled (not just marathons) but our way of life...and people will simply comply. In Europe at least you have protestors fighting back.
I learned a bitter lesson: Never take your freedom for granted. It can be taken away from you at any point.
The last world wide pandemic was the Spanish flu 100 years ago. The height of the pandemic was two years and four major waves.
America has 120 million obese people. By far the most of any nation in the world. Most of them are in the southeast. Many in the southeast refuse to take the vax. The reality is it’s not gonna end in America any time soon with all these anti science fat people.
Bullet_Proof wrote:
c7runner7 wrote:
Dear wazzu and unkle,
Many of us don't really care about politics. We also don't really care much about Covid- other than the negative impacts that result from it. We could care less about people trying to 'control' us and the notion that there's some global elite conspiracy to control the masses just sounds ridiculous and we really don't give a rip.
Many of us don't live in 'fear' of Covid or the vaccine. We also don't really pay that much attention to the media or whatever stories are being put out there. Heck, many of us couldn't even tell you what the actual current guidelines are- we just kinda follow the norms in our respective communities.
Many of us don't believe politicians or medical professionals are all-knowing Gods. They're just people making somewhat educated guesses about what's best. We know they aren't going to get it 100% right, but we believe their opinion is more valuable then random yahoos on YouTube and message boards.
Many of us didn't expect a one-time vaccine to fix everything forever. In fact, we'd be way more skeptical if a pharmaceutical company claimed their vaccine was going to be effective forever against all new strains of Covid.
Many of us don't think we'd die from Covid. In fact, we really don't even think we'd be that sick. But we also don't believe the vaccine will negatively affect us- at all. Considering there's 1.7 billion people fully vaxxed, it seems safe enough. We expect to have some sort of a reaction from the vaccine because the whole point of vaccines are to trigger an immune response. A triggered immune response usually causes you to feel symptoms. A first grader can understand that. Some people have abnormal immune responses to things so have more severe symptoms. Some people's throats swell up when they eat peanuts. Sucks for them, but I'm not afraid of peanuts. So of course, there's rare adverse events from the vaccines. Literally anything can trigger an abnormal immune response that causes mild-to-severe symptoms. If there were no symptoms or adverse reactions reported than that would mean the vaccine is a total sham and they're giving us 'blanks'.
Many of us don't really like restrictions, and many of us disagree with some, but we're also glad we're not the ones making these decisions. But regardless of how we feel about certain restrictions, it has no impact on choosing to get the vaccine. We are emotionally competent people- capable of separating our feelings from our logical decision-making that getting the vaccine is most likely beneficial for society as a whole.
Your posts- quite frankly- are annoying. You're addressing made-up people with made-up beliefs that you've created to oppose (or maybe a very, very small percentage of the world). I don't know how this benefits you at all.
So to conclude, none of us really care that much. Also, kindly get over yourself, the vaccine is fine. Its not going to fix everything, but it improves our odds. If everyone got it, we'd most likely be better off. No one can prove that with 100% certainty, but geez man, why do you have to be convinced 100%? Nothing in life is guaranteed; everything is purely playing the odds. And getting a freaking shot just isn't that big of a deal. It's just not.
Sincerely,
Pretty much every reasonable person on the planet
This is the most unreasonable post on the planst.
"Most likely beneficial for society as a whole"?
Did you not read the evidence posted earlier in this thread? That 20% of cancer diagnoses have gone undetected due to priority given to covid patients. Considering cancer has a higher mortality rate than covid, the most beneficial thing in society would be to help cancer patients, as it would help a greater amount of people. Cancer is more of a threat than covid is.
"So to conclude, none of us really care that much"
If its not a big deal to you, then it shouldnt be a big deal that I dont get a vaccine.
This is great. The entire point of my post was that you shouldn’t let your opinions of the Covid restrictions effect your decision to get vaccinated. People like myself, and many people I know, don’t really agree with all of the Covid restrictions and recognize they have had some negative consequences. But getting the vaccine is a completely separate decision. It’s independent of my feelings about Covid restrictions, the governor, the president, the media, or political parties. I was saying that reasonable people can separate these things.
Despite that, your response was to talk about Covid restrictions and how bad they’ve been for society (such as undetected cancer).
And for me personally, it’s not that big of a deal if you don’t vaccinated. But when people come on here or social media and make false claims about vaccines, it leads to a greater percentage who don’t get vaccinated. The less vaccinated, the higher our death rates remain and I have to continue to deal with masking and Covid protocols that I really don’t want to do.
Honesty, if you don’t want to get vaccinated, your best bet is to either sit quietly, or actually convince everyone else to get vaccinated. If everyone else gets vaccinated, you won’t have too, and we’ll all have a lot less restrictions. So if you don’t want to get vaccinated Or deal with any restrictions, then you should be convincing everyone else to vaccinated. Who knows, maybe that’s actually what I’m doing :)
So Canada has like 80% vaxxed but that’s not enough for them. They are pushing mandates all over the place. Do you really think if everyone got it they’d stop? No, they’d expire the vaxxes after X months and require updated passports or worse restrictions. Sit quietly? Disagree. Your best bet is to speak up now or your rights will be trampled. Give them an inch, they’ll take a mile. And they have.
c7runner7 wrote:
Honesty, if you don’t want to get vaccinated, your best bet is to either sit quietly, or actually convince everyone else to get vaccinated. If everyone else gets vaccinated, you won’t have too, and we’ll all have a lot less restrictions. So if you don’t want to get vaccinated Or deal with any restrictions, then you should be convincing everyone else to vaccinated. Who knows, maybe that’s actually what I’m doing :)
Good post — it makes one imagine the following delightful scenario:
Biden’s sunglasses-clad G-men roving door-to-door forcibly injecting the valiant holdouts. The only way to stop it: effusive praise of the vaccines on LRC. Could Bullet-Proof do it? Would Unkle and DanM suddenly be posting Eric Topol tweets left and right? Could they bring themselves to that point? A gorilla can dream.
time to speak up wrote:
So Canada has like 80% vaxxed but that’s not enough for them. They are pushing mandates all over the place. Do you really think if everyone got it they’d stop? No, they’d expire the vaxxes after X months and require updated passports or worse restrictions. Sit quietly? Disagree. Your best bet is to speak up now or your rights will be trampled. Give them an inch, they’ll take a mile. And they have.
Google: “Is Canada part of the USA?”
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