HaroldRocks
Well-Known Member
do you guys get together every morning to practice those drums before you come out here and push the shot on everybody?
Again, I don't think you know what 90% means.
Even at private businesses you have a freedom of religion. If getting a vaccine violates the beliefs of your religion, then an accommodation must be made. You seem like an intelligent individual, so surely you already know this.Your gov't employer dictates which private business you shop at?
If you're considerate, then you should be recommending people at least look into the vaccines if they're in a high risk category, or have contact with people in high risk categories.
Yeah I know, we've been here before.i do
but i think the safer bet is no shot
Is that the one where you use one incident as the rule for all the incidents? Good thing you don't fly in airplanes, because....you know...an airplane or two may have crashed somewhere.
Well this brings up a new issue. I don't think that religion should be a protected class, or, all ideas should be protected the same. Because being born a certain color is not in the same ballpark as thinking something. So, I don't think accommodations should be made for religion, unless they're also going make accommodations for someone else that thinks thirty foot tall hats are cool. I greatly disagree with allowing religious people to bypass rules for everyone else. There's nothing special about one person's thoughts over another, when it comes to rights. You don't get to just go around forcing businesses to do what you want because you have a neat thought. That's stupid. Reminds me of Peter Griffin in the Petarded episode, "sorry, don't know any better", so he gets a free pass. That's not going to be around in a hundred years.Even at private businesses you have a freedom of religion. If getting a vaccine violates the beliefs of your religion, then an accommodation must be made. You seem like an intelligent individual, so surely you already know this.
As an example a Sikh person may not be mandated to cut their beards as a condition of employment, even in the private sector. Religious beliefs related to vaccines are no different.
I'm surprised they still even let us on this forum. Prolly will need to get a jab for that soon too. Twice a year. For the rest of your life. But your chances of adverse effects are "low".we're not gonna let you do anything if you dont get that shot!
you don't see that's what's going on here?
Got it, you don't believe in liberty. Duly noted.Well this brings up a new issue. I don't think that religion should be a protected class, or, all ideas should be protected the same. Because being born a certain color is not in the same ballpark as thinking something. So, I don't think accommodations should be made for religion, unless they're also going make accommodations for someone else that thinks thirty foot tall hats are cool. I greatly disagree with allowing religious people to bypass rules for everyone else. There's nothing special about one person's thoughts over another, when it comes to rights. You don't get to just go around forcing businesses to do what you want because you have a neat thought. That's stupid. Reminds me of Peter Griffin in the Petarded episode, "sorry, don't know any better", so he gets a free pass. That's not going to be around in a hundred years.
Nothing wrong with risks, right? As long as you're willing to accept the consequences that is.. I bet a lot of people took selfies no problem at this spot. I guess these guys just had bad luck/science..
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Noooo, your selfishness causes you to think that your liberty takes priority over everyone else's, EVEN IN THEIR OWN DOMAIN. You do not understand American freedom at all.Got it, you don't believe in liberty. Duly noted.
Which vaccine, are you paying attention?Many adverse reactions are fucked for life. Not all, but many. What I said applied to the covid vaccine specifically. Are you sure you're paying attention?
IN YOUR OWN DOMAIN! You don't get to kick down my door and start praying. Jesus christ, how do people not know this stuff.When did these democrats become Nazis? They don't even believe in the freedom of religion anymore. I personally don't even attach myself to a religion, but I respect others' religions.
I'm selfish for not wanting a vaccination? Or you're selfish for wanting to impose one upon me in order to participate with society? I think you might wanna take a step back and look at this from an objective perspective. I think you might see something you missed.Noooo, your selfishness causes you to think that your liberty takes priority over everyone else's, EVEN IN THEIR OWN DOMAIN. You do not understand American freedom at all.
This is not news to me or many others here VAERS data was posted on this thread and there are others here who will discuss it with you cause I'm done for now, time for a little meditation sit before bed.This week’s VAERS data show:
- 19% of deaths were related to cardiac disorders.
- 55% of those who died were male, 43% were female and the remaining death reports did not include gender of the deceased.
- The average age of those who died was 77.5 and the youngest death was an 18-year-old. There are a few reported deaths in children under 18, but these reports contained errors.
- As of April 1, 379 pregnant women had reported adverse events related to COVID vaccines, including 110 reports of miscarriage or premature birth.
- Of the 620 cases of Bell’s Palsy reported, 61% of cases were reported after Pfizer-BioNTech vaccinations — almost twice as many as reported (37%) following vaccination with the Moderna vaccine. Fifteen cases (2%) of Bell’s Palsy were reported with J&J.
- There were 72 reports of Guillain-Barré Syndrome with 57% of cases attributed to Pfizer, 43% to Moderna and 6% to J&J’s COVID vaccine.
- There were 16,876 reports of anaphylaxis with 50% of cases attributed to Pfizer’s COVID vaccine, 44% to Moderna and 7% to J&J vaccine.
Yeah, I guess all of my trainings on protected classes were bullshit eh? Yeah, I figured the laywers conducting the training were wrong too. You know better. Got it.This is why we need to bring back civics. Forty years ago, third graders had a better grasp on the constitution. This is exactly what happens when civics is removed from classrooms for forty years, you get forty year old's that don't know any of it.
IN YOUR OWN DOMAIN! You don't get to kick down my door and start praying. Jesus christ, how do people not know this stuff.