My conclusion from these numbers would be "people who are more afraid of normal life are more likely to get vaccinated" rather than the reverse.
My conclusion from these numbers would be "people who are more afraid of normal life are more likely to get vaccinated" rather than the reverse.
Armstronglivs wrote:
There's a study that shows anti vaxxers on LRC are amongst the dumbest people in the planet. True.
I feel sorry for your mother.
Study shows that anti-vaxxers are reckless idiots and everyone else is perfectly reasonable. People who have taken the pandemic seriously have spent a year doing their part to stop the spread of the virus by wearing masks and limiting contact with others. Most people who have been vaccinated have had full immunity for at best a month or two. After making so many sacrifices, the only reasonable thing would be to approach high risk activities with caution until there is a lot more real world data on vaccine efficacy, especially with variants. It would be stupid to suddenly run out and go back to 100% normal without having more assurances that the risks have subsided. Take the poll again in the fall, assuming a substantial decrease in infections, and you will see very different results.
Of course, this sort of critique coming from an anti-vaxxer is comical. Anti-vaxxers cry about how the vaccines have been rushed and want more long term data on safety, but then expect vaccinated people to rush out to the bar without concern even though there is limited data on real world efficacy.
This is NOT shocking at all. Progressives are weak and soft and the very first to get vaccinated so they can virtue signal to their other unimpressive progressive friends.
Of course they hang on every word from CNN and Trevor Noah and are absolutely terrified to leave their mom's basement - except for that short walk to the mail box to pick up their entitlement checks.
"free daycare". "free Universal Income" "raise my minimum wage" "hold my hand - I am scared of COVID"
This why 50% of progressives suffer from mental disorders........like Gender Dysphoria or depression and anxiety.
Precious Roy wrote:
Study shows that anti-vaxxers are reckless idiots and everyone else is perfectly reasonable. People who have taken the pandemic seriously have spent a year doing their part to stop the spread of the virus by wearing masks and limiting contact with others. Most people who have been vaccinated have had full immunity for at best a month or two. After making so many sacrifices, the only reasonable thing would be to approach high risk activities with caution until there is a lot more real world data on vaccine efficacy, especially with variants. It would be stupid to suddenly run out and go back to 100% normal without having more assurances that the risks have subsided. Take the poll again in the fall, assuming a substantial decrease in infections, and you will see very different results.
Of course, this sort of critique coming from an anti-vaxxer is comical. Anti-vaxxers cry about how the vaccines have been rushed and want more long term data on safety, but then expect vaccinated people to rush out to the bar without concern even though there is limited data on real world efficacy.
We don't even know if there was a damn study since no link was provided. How do we know if the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups are even the same demographically? Maybe the vaccinated group is a lot older. That alone could explain some of the differences. Do people just accept everything at face value.
jamin wrote:
Lolz
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E1PbOIuWEAIcbFs?format=jpg&name=medium
From what I've seen is people who won't get vaccinated were never concerned about the virus, to begin with. I'd say the majority of people I know who are concerned about the virus have been less concerned after getting vaccinated and have started doing more. If you were truly terrified of the virus and some people really went off the deep end then its hard to break the cycle of fear.
I do know a couple of people who have gotten the vaccine and refuse to anything resembling a normal life. The messaging from our public officials has sucked. It should have been get the vaccine and you've got nothing to worry about and can ditch the masks. The idea that any unacceptable level of risk still exists once you are vaccinated and the 2 weeks have passed is absurd. You are far more likely to die in a car crash than of Covid once vaccinated.
Downtown Willy Brown wrote:
Armstronglivs wrote:
There's a study that shows anti vaxxers on LRC are amongst the dumbest people in the planet. True.
I feel sorry for your mother.
Sorry, that unoriginal line has already been tried. Morons all say the same things.
wazzu1452 wrote:
This is NOT shocking at all. Progressives are weak and soft and the very first to get vaccinated so they can virtue signal to their other unimpressive progressive friends.
Of course they hang on every word from CNN and Trevor Noah and are absolutely terrified to leave their mom's basement - except for that short walk to the mail box to pick up their entitlement checks.
"free daycare". "free Universal Income" "raise my minimum wage" "hold my hand - I am scared of COVID"
This why 50% of progressives suffer from mental disorders........like Gender Dysphoria or depression and anxiety.
https://www.eviemagazine.com/post/over-50-percent-white-liberal-women-under-30-mental-health-condition
The government won't address real issues such as 50 percent of white liberal women under 30 having a me tal health condition. Instead they push their false flag covid agenda so they can fulfill their agenda with their pals big pharma and the lying, misleading, narrative manipulating news media.
seattle prattle wrote:
Kidding aside, let's do it, but got to be outside, nearby,
Atlantic Crossing has an area out back. BOL is open space, not sure about beer selection however.
So millions of people have been vaccinated so far and the moronic OP thinks a "study" can show that vaccination has somehow caused those millions to fear life. The stupidity of the anti vaxxers has no limit.
Primo Numero Uno wrote:
jamin wrote:
Lolz
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E1PbOIuWEAIcbFs?format=jpg&name=mediumFrom what I've seen is people who won't get vaccinated were never concerned about the virus, to begin with. I'd say the majority of people I know who are concerned about the virus have been less concerned after getting vaccinated and have started doing more. If you were truly terrified of the virus and some people really went off the deep end then its hard to break the cycle of fear.
I do know a couple of people who have gotten the vaccine and refuse to anything resembling a normal life. The messaging from our public officials has sucked. It should have been get the vaccine and you've got nothing to worry about and can ditch the masks. The idea that any unacceptable level of risk still exists once you are vaccinated and the 2 weeks have passed is absurd. You are far more likely to die in a car crash than of Covid once vaccinated.
"I do know a couple of people..." isn't much of a study.
Hey white liberal vaxxed woman just barely over 30 - not afraid of going outside and living my life.
I also have an awesome job working in STEM using my statistics degree I acquired with no student loans left over. I make 6 figures a year when my bonus is factored in.
You are a moron :)
The Unkle wrote:
Also recall that the vaccine took out a healthy Hank Aaron and Marvin Hagler
This is incorrect. In other words, it's a lie.
Jamin... why did you delete the thread where you admitted to getting the vaccine?
SDSU Aztec wrote:
Are you serious?
Your emotions betray you, Padawan.
btw you're not "left." You're what the left calls a "liberal."
2600 bro wrote:
Jamin... why did you delete the thread where you admitted to getting the vaccine?
OMG is this true.
One of the biggest moments in LRC history if Jamin got the vax
Precious Roy wrote:
Study shows that anti-vaxxers are reckless idiots and everyone else is perfectly reasonable. People who have taken the pandemic seriously have spent a year doing their part to stop the spread of the virus by wearing masks and limiting contact with others. Most people who have been vaccinated have had full immunity for at best a month or two. After making so many sacrifices, the only reasonable thing would be to approach high risk activities with caution until there is a lot more real world data on vaccine efficacy, especially with variants. It would be stupid to suddenly run out and go back to 100% normal without having more assurances that the risks have subsided. Take the poll again in the fall, assuming a substantial decrease in infections, and you will see very different results.
Of course, this sort of critique coming from an anti-vaxxer is comical. Anti-vaxxers cry about how the vaccines have been rushed and want more long term data on safety, but then expect vaccinated people to rush out to the bar without concern even though there is limited data on real world efficacy.
Actually there was a thread linking to study indicating that those getting vaccinated are more intelligent and more highly educated than those refusing vaccination. That thread was deleted but this one remains?
Jamin, what do you think about Arta's Cafe? It's nearby on 65th, outdoor seating area (nice), good atmosphere, and great beer selection.
Armstronglivs wrote:
Downtown Willy Brown wrote:
I feel sorry for your mother.
Sorry, that unoriginal line has already been tried. Morons all say the same things.
It is being repeated because so many of us feel sorry for your mother, moron.
These results are obvious.
If you're not going to vaccinate yourself against Covid then it's safe to say you're not taking it very seriously, so of course you would not be fearful.
And people who are taking Covid seriously will get the shot and understand the vaccines weren't 100% effective in clinical studies, so there is still some slight worry.
Nothing to see here.
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