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Ron Johnson feels safe around deer...they aren't BLM or Antifa like those stinking badgers!
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Covfefe-19 The 12th Part: The Only Thing Worse Than This New Board Is TrumpVirus2020
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Ron Johnson feels safe around deer...they aren't BLM or Antifa like those stinking badgers!
MichVandal
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Is it really that shocking that people who have actively tried to prevent all actions to prevent the spread of a deadly virus want's to keep the virus going?
Seems expected to me.
I very much hope that the vaccine requirement for cruising lasts a few years. That will filter out a lot of people that I don't want to spend time around (who knows what else they will spread around).
Seems expected to me.
I very much hope that the vaccine requirement for cruising lasts a few years. That will filter out a lot of people that I don't want to spend time around (who knows what else they will spread around).
Lets take a group. Say 40-44 year olds, they are at very little risk, essentially zero as an entire group. Break that group down further, say 40-44 year olds with zero comorbidities, who are at ZERO statistical risk of death and nil for severe disease.
Do you think they have the right to wait and learn more until the vaccinations are fully FDA Approved and live a life free of "consequence" until then?
On another note. What does the vaccine protect someone from in the same group as the example above, 40-44 year old, 0 comorbidities who are at zero risk of death and no serious risk of an serious illness?
If the Vaccine protects against more severe cases and death what does that do for people that are at no risk of those things? Does it make an asymptomatic person just a bit more asymptomatic???
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I'm now part of a larger multi-hospital organization so this is subject to change, but I'd not be allowed on premises of any hospital property or offsite location if I don't have proof of the flu shot or a documented reason for exemption. It's almost never an issue, because duh.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Or just end the fckwads who can afford to waste money spending an entire week in an overpriced pit like Miami Beach.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
This has be at least partially driven by the uptick in cases. I've got to believe MN is the next B117 hotspot. Get the shots into as many arms as we can.
bronconick
Yep, still here
Challenger007
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Vaccinations have helped us stop a whole bunch of dangerous diseases. So, despite the current mistrust of the COVID vaccine, it is safer and more effective than waiting for 70-75% of the population to get sick. not to mention the virus mutations that occur during a pandemic.
jjuliajul11
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I am glad that we have the opportunity to be vaccinated with a good drug. Until then, I was looking for different vitamins on Canadian pharmacy to improve immunity. My good friend lives in Europe and is very dissatisfied with the vaccine in her country. So now she is waiting for our vaccine to be more confident in the drug
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Agreed that it isn't good, and that reopening now is premature, but on the bright side, hospitalizations have stayed steady while daily cases have been noisy. Look at the age breakdown https://www.mass.gov/info-details/co...onse-reporting - those infected are relatively less at risk of severe cases. Positivity rate is increasing but only very slightly, which makes sense as people feel more "relaxed".
Maybe I'm being too optimistic, but I am not overly concerned with yet another large resurgence.
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I just got back from food shopping and in addition to the large supply disinfectant wipes in the laundry and cleaning aisle (which had been in super short supply this past year), there was also a separate huge display of them. So apparently people don't think they need them anymore cuz the pandemic is just about over. Did I get that right? As Drew mentioned, MA had close to 2300 cases yesterday, the highest since early February. The positivity rate increased from 1.7% to 2.2% in a week. Cape Cod is now a huge hotspot. And there are now 32 cities and towns in the red. But sure, let's open things up!
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
See? It's the gayz!
MichVandal
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That gives zero credit to the opposing teams. Correct that for the home team defense.
But that his hilarious.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
The White House pointed out this morning that as the percentage of vaccinated senior citizens has increased, the rate of COVID-19 related visits to ERs has decreased substantially.
If that is true, I think the governors still enforcing restrictions are going to be forced to end them over the next few weeks as we move into the "all adults are eligible" phase of this. It may not be the best choice from a public health standpoint, but all the indications I've seen are that spring fever is running amok and the majority of the public is just about done tolerating the remaining executive orders.
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