Caleb's Hat wrote:
Then why are you worried about an unvaccinated person infecting you?
I’m not worried. I know the chances of that happening are slim, though not zero. They would be closer to zero if everyone in the building were current with their vaccinations.
Caleb's Hat wrote:
Also, shouldn't you be required to show a booster card, not just a vaccine card?
Fine with me.
devious licks wrote:
So what if you get Covid?
I’ll probably be fine, but I would be more worried about passing it on to someone else would may not do as well.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
Caleb's Hat wrote:
Then why are you worried about an unvaccinated person infecting you?
I’m not worried.
Yes you are. That's why you support vaccine and even booster requirements.
GettingFasterDude wrote:
I'm triple vaxxed and pro-vaxx, for the disease severity reduction vaccines offer. But it's become blatantly obvious the vaccines don't stop, or even slow very much, the spread of COVID, even in places that are 90+% vaxxed. I'm not sure what they're trying to accomplish by continuing a hard line to control something that's uncontrollable. As someone who's pro-vax, I'm starting to wonder if there is some truth to those who say there are ulterior motives at play. There's absolutely no excuse for life not being back to normal, everywhere, at this point. None. Anyone still under "lockdowns" or other hardline measures 2 years into this, has every right to complain.
Of course they do. It’s why so many more children in the south, where vaccination rates are lower, contracted covid over the summer compared to parts of the country with higher vaccination rates. The unvaccinated kids with vaccinated adults around them were less likely to contract than those living with unvaccinated adults.
As the virus evolves, it will probably get more transmissible, but those who have their vaccinations will be less likely to contract it, transmit it and much less likely to get seriously ill from it.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
GettingFasterDude wrote:
I'm triple vaxxed and pro-vaxx, for the disease severity reduction vaccines offer. But it's become blatantly obvious the vaccines don't stop, or even slow very much, the spread of COVID, even in places that are 90+% vaxxed. I'm not sure what they're trying to accomplish by continuing a hard line to control something that's uncontrollable. As someone who's pro-vax, I'm starting to wonder if there is some truth to those who say there are ulterior motives at play. There's absolutely no excuse for life not being back to normal, everywhere, at this point. None. Anyone still under "lockdowns" or other hardline measures 2 years into this, has every right to complain.
Of course they do. It’s why so many more children in the south, where vaccination rates are lower, contracted covid over the summer compared to parts of the country with higher vaccination rates. The unvaccinated kids with vaccinated adults around them were less likely to contract than those living with unvaccinated adults.
As the virus evolves, it will probably get more transmissible, but those who have their vaccinations will be less likely to contract it, transmit it and much less likely to get seriously ill from it.
Man you are one ignorant low educated person.
carmine9 wrote:
pickle breath wrote:
Sorry you fail at life and cannot do something simple like get a vaccine.
I don't really have the patients for dummies like you today.
They are destroying our societies and ruining people's lives and you keep doing what they tell you to do.
Hey Carmine,
Do you realize how many vaccines you were required to get to attend school? You have already been through this but are too dumb to realize it.
Caleb's Hat wrote:
Jeff Wigand wrote:
I’m not worried.
Yes you are. That's why you support vaccine and even booster requirements.
That’s like saying that I’m worried about being in an auto wreck whenever I’m in a car because I always put my seatbelt on.
I put a coat on when I go outside during the winter. That doesn’t mean I’m worried about dying of hypothermia whenever I’m outdoors.
I’m not worried. I’m also not stupid.
STEVE THE ADDICT^^^^^^"""-""""--'-"--^' wrote:
Jeff Wigand wrote:
Of course they do. It’s why so many more children in the south, where vaccination rates are lower, contracted covid over the summer compared to parts of the country with higher vaccination rates. The unvaccinated kids with vaccinated adults around them were less likely to contract than those living with unvaccinated adults.
As the virus evolves, it will probably get more transmissible, but those who have their vaccinations will be less likely to contract it, transmit it and much less likely to get seriously ill from it.
Man you are one ignorant low educated person.
You sure showed me.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
GettingFasterDude wrote:
I'm triple vaxxed and pro-vaxx, for the disease severity reduction vaccines offer. But it's become blatantly obvious the vaccines don't stop, or even slow very much, the spread of COVID, even in places that are 90+% vaxxed. I'm not sure what they're trying to accomplish by continuing a hard line to control something that's uncontrollable. As someone who's pro-vax, I'm starting to wonder if there is some truth to those who say there are ulterior motives at play. There's absolutely no excuse for life not being back to normal, everywhere, at this point. None. Anyone still under "lockdowns" or other hardline measures 2 years into this, has every right to complain.
Of course they do. It’s why so many more children in the south, where vaccination rates are lower, contracted covid over the summer compared to parts of the country with higher vaccination rates.
Covid case rates are much higher now in the Northeast than the South.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
Caleb's Hat wrote:
Yes you are. That's why you support vaccine and even booster requirements.
That’s like saying that I’m worried about being in an auto wreck whenever I’m in a car because I always put my seatbelt on.
I put a coat on when I go outside during the winter. That doesn’t mean I’m worried about dying of hypothermia whenever I’m outdoors.
I’m not worried. I’m also not stupid.
^ "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." -Voltaire
Vaccine passports are a test of governments around the globe to see what authoritarian measures they can get away with on the shakiest possible evidence.
Jeff Wigand wrote:
An unvaccinated person is about ten times as likely to catch and be contagious for COVID compared to a vaccinated person.
A driver with a 0.08 BAC is about seven times as likely to be involved in a fatal car crash compared to a sober driver.
You not understanding the analogy doesn’t impact its veracity.
It's a disease that over 99% of the people getting it survive. The average age of death for a COVID victim is 82, i.e.about four years older than the average life expectancy of a US citizen. It's an analogy that doesn't have much veracity to begin with.
The Science deniers on this site are um, astonishing. Be a true Patriot and get the JAB! Please!!!
Koko the Gorilla wrote:
Jeff Wigand wrote:
That’s like saying that I’m worried about being in an auto wreck whenever I’m in a car because I always put my seatbelt on.
I put a coat on when I go outside during the winter. That doesn’t mean I’m worried about dying of hypothermia whenever I’m outdoors.
I’m not worried. I’m also not stupid.
^ "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." -Voltaire
Vaccine passports are a test of governments around the globe to see what authoritarian measures they can get away with on the shakiest possible evidence.
Next they’ll make you get a card with a picture on it just to drive!!!
the average age of death for a COVID victim is 82, i.e.about four years older than the average life expectancy of a US citizen. It's an analogy that doesn't have much veracity to begin with.
That might be true for the first few month of 2020 but that is not true now. Please update your lame talking points
A Great Leap Forward by Mayor Wu.
FWIW, I be all boostered up.
mr time wrote:
carmine9 wrote:
I don't really have the patients for dummies like you today.
They are destroying our societies and ruining people's lives and you keep doing what they tell you to do.
Hey Carmine,
Do you realize how many vaccines you were required to get to attend school? You have already been through this but are too dumb to realize it.
Yes. Of course. Vetted vaccines. Get off of this site asap . CNN has more science to enlightened you with. You are welcome!
Black Book of Communism wrote:
A Great Leap Forward by Mayor Wu.
FWIW, I be all boostered up.
LMFAOO
STEVE THE IDDDDIOT^^^^^^""""-""""" wrote:
what rights have you lost? Name one.
you are right about one thing. I don't care about your health. In fact, I hope the world gets rid of you sooner rather than later. I do care about all the people you will take out along the way.
This is a perfect example why some vaccinated people deserve whatever is coming to them. Don't expect my sympathy down the road after you've personally attacked me for trying to educate you. You get what you give.
I am all for vaccine mandate and that includes showing you have had the booster within x months.
Add a tax penalty, close anything public, do whatever it takes to get to 100% vaccination for those eligible. Also eliminate a religious exemption. Only the rare medical exemption for a true inability get it should be allowed.
STEVE THE IDDDDIOT^^^^^^""""-""""" wrote:
what rights have you lost? Name one.
The right to not share your medical information with every bartender in the city? The right to buy groceries without strapping a rag over your face?