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by iammisc 5y ago
No... I'm disputing that they are high enough to affect most people.
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> The first one where they say they will take any vaccine recommended by health experts, and not one recommended by a reality TV host known for recommending bleach and hydroxychloroquine as remedies? The 'reality TV host' was a
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Oh really? How many people have been hospitalized or died compared to how many people are alive today?
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/kamala-harris-s... https://www.bizpacreview.com/2021/07/18/im-not-taking-it-joe... (listen to the video) https://www.msn
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by iammisc 5y ago
Except the global pandemic has left the vast vast vast majority of the world's population untouched.
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The current US federal government has no public good will left to burn. You have to be deluded to think they do.
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Nonsense. You have no evidence to show they're not illegal.
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by iammisc 5y ago
Don't worry, soon jab #3 will be required to be fully vaccinated (like in Israel... this is not some hypothetical), and we'll get to start this dog and pony show all over again. And yes, the societal stability and wealth inequalit
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Adults realize the danger in unchecked authority. Children do not. That is why they trust their parents without question. It's only as an older teenager you come to realize that your parents are imperfect people, with idiosyncracies, f
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by iammisc 5y ago
Would you listen to an expert doctor who didn't wash his hands before childbirth or a old wive's tail midwife? BEcause this is an actual life and death scenario, and history doesn't look well on the 'experts'. http
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My fellow conservatives keep screaming about how the lockdown are communism, Marxism, etc. I vehemently disagree, and frankly hate their one trick pony of blaming communism for everything . Even Stalin and Lenin would be marveling at the wa
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> I think this might be my "yeah, the pandemic is officially over" moment. You don't fire the freaking healthcare workers in a time when you supposedly need them desperately. Welcome to the club. If there were the pandemic
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Except they are firing people. My company just announced all remote employees must be vaccinated. What does that mean? That is what their lawyers told them the vax mandate means. The same vax mandates that are getting nurses fired. Why can&
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This comment is exactly the problem with America right now. A large band of relatively well off people completely out of touch with their economic lessers, yet who feel morally superior to them. You don't realize it, but this will lead
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Except, this is like saying the current flu vaccine provides 100% resistance to the 1918 spanish flu, while leaving out that it doesn't work for this year's virus. All perhaps statements that could be considered true, but not usef
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Without realizing it, you're criticizing debian's release methodology without realizing why people use debian. There is often good reason not to just patch things willy-nilly. Patches that are easy and allay obvious safety concern
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by iammisc 5y ago
How is mandating a remote employee, who's clearly not moving around a legitimate interstate interest. Pray do tell. In general, non-kangaroo courts require laws to be written to be suitably tailored and narrow in scope.
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by iammisc 5y ago
The claim is that the least educated are most likely to be unvaxxed. That is false.
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https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/patient-safety-outcome... https://nypost.com/2021/03/15/italy-france-germany-pull-astr... https://nypost.com/2021/10/04/tw
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by iammisc 5y ago
Yes, they did backtrack. They said the vax prevents COVID spread. Then in the next phrase said.. but we don't know about Delta yet. At the time of publication, delta was the most commonly spreading variant. That means they made a claim
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by iammisc 5y ago
Um okay... but he asked what the FBI was. Is the FBI enforcing covid vaccines? I don't think so
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This is systemic racism, and like most actual examples of systemic racism (as opposed to the completely trivial number of black men that are killed by police each year), this one is widely supported by most liberal whites, who, yet again,
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by iammisc 5y ago
Doctorates are the most likely to be unvaxxed though: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/americans-with-phds-are-mo...
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by iammisc 5y ago
40% of the population is unvaxxed. More will likely be unvaxxed when the definition of unvaxxed expands to having a booster. Given the racial element, you are deluded to think there will be a time when these people 'come back' int
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Except 'having a cigarette' and 'breathing' are activities with two different moral weights. 'Having a cigarette' in a building is a luxury. Breathing in a building is not. For example, it would be okay for a s
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Honestly... will someone please explain OSHA? It was held by many to be unconstitutional at the time of institution. It still is today. Just because the feds broke the law in the past doesn't mean we get to excuse it again in the futur
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Police power doesn't simply mean having a law enforcement agency. It means being able to do the daily policing work that the federal government is basically explicitly barred from doing except in particular circumstances. https:/
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by iammisc 5y ago
> And no one is being held down and coerced to receive a shot. This is absolutely garbage reasoning. They're having their livelihoods ripped away. Simply not pulling a trigger does not give you some moral high ground.
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by iammisc 5y ago
> Or a software engineer that didn't believe in binary If using binary may incur a chance of heart failure and blood clots, yes, I'd be sure to hire a software engineer who didn't do that.
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by iammisc 5y ago
Hold on hold on... this article makes the claim you're trying to show, but then immediately backtracks on the currently most-spreading strain.

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