No, your original post is...I was going to emphasis the particular bullshit but it pretty much all is, none of is makes scene outside a porn forum, certainly not in the real world.

 

Think of Covid 19 as a self cleaning oven.

A self cleaning oven is the kind that latches the door closed and turns the heat up to 900 degrees. All the boiled over casserole and splattered pizza cheese is turned to powdered charcoal. When the oven cools , the latch releases and you sweep out the bottom.

In this case, the boiled over casserole and pizza cheese is people too fucking stupid to realize they are in an oven and it's seems to be getting warmer.

 

How about doing this way it you have not had the vaccine you have a large NV branded on your face to help the vaccinated to give you a wide berth.

 

The rule of thumb has always been...refrain from arguing politics and religions. Now there is a third to that rule...arguing about vaccines will get you nowhere..

 

The colossal stupidity and ignorance on display on this thread from some of our Americans members has to be read to be believed.

The virus will continue to mutate and get fitter for at least a couple of years yet and we have ways to combat it through vaccination programs and observing good public health behaviour and those that do not take part in these are simply providing the selection pressure the virus needs to mutate.

Thinskin

 

The next couple years will see a reduction in the number of colossally stupid. They will be replaced by those who were once moderately stupid, but due to the long term effects of covid infections on the brain, are now burdened with collosal stupidity. The lambda variant with get most of them.

 

Oh look, another liberal hypocrite turd in the punch bowl thread...

Concern about the un-vaccinated you say??? Treat them last you say? Let them die you say?

Oh how the narrative changes in order to fit the problem.

So why are the Democrats OK with letting unvaccinated illegals flood across the border unchecked???


Border Patrol union official warns COVID-positive migrants being released into US ‘day in, day out’
More than 188,000 migrants were encountered at the southern border in June
7/31/2021

A top Border Patrol union official is warning that agents are having to release COVID-positive migrants into the U.S. "day in, day out" -- amid the ongoing crisis at the border, which also has Border Patrol agents worried about their own health.

"Not everyone we encounter we test, only those that exhibit some type of symptoms and not everybody has symptoms that has it," Chris Cabrera, a vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, said Saturday on "Fox News Live."


"And we’re releasing people out of the door day in and day out with actual positive tests for COVID and more keep popping up," he said.

Cabrera also warned that his sector alone has seen 20,000 apprehension of migrants at the border, with 2-3,000 every day just in the area -- and that doesn’t take into consideration those who are evading overwhelmed Border Patrol agents.

As a result, Cabrero warned that a number of agents have been quarantined or are sick with the virus

"We have a lot of agents quarantined right now, which adds to our problem, on top of agents who are sick with COVID, so we’re concerned about catching it ourselves, we’re concerned about our families and coworkers and it just seems everyone's turning a blind eye to it when we have a real situation down here," he said.


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More than 188,000 migrants were encountered in June alone, taking the number of migrants encountered this fiscal year to more than a million. While more than 100,000 of those resulted in expulsions under Title 42 public health protections, the U.S. is releasing many migrants, including family units, into the U.S.

That has sparked anger from governors and local officials in states affected, who are concerned about the potential spread of COVID at a time when the Biden administration is warning about the effects of the delta variant.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered state troopers to pull over vehicles transporting migrants as a way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In turn, the Justice Department has sued Texas, having claimed the move was dangerous.


Meanwhile the Department of Homeland Security this week resumed flights to Central America for migrants who are deemed not to have a valid asylum case.

Cabrera, meanwhile, warned that Border Patrol agents are struggling with the crisis which shows only increases in numbers at the border each month.


"Manpower is very low, we’re stretched very thin and it's difficult when the administration doesn’t care what's going on down here," he said.

 

It's kind of thing weird that Republicans would suddenly be so worried about the health of immigrants, after so many years of trying to kill them in the southwest desert.

The cool thing about all the anti-vax Republicans is there are enough surplus vaccines going to waste, we can start vaccinating immigrants at the border.

 

@RedSquare wrote "Once you allow the Establishment to forcibly inject you with toxins, you open the door to a nightmare world where the Establishment can, for example, inject dissidents with sedatives "for the good of society", or give lethal injections to old people who are "a burden on society"."

Here is the Republican Lt. Governor of Texas Dan Patrick in March of 2020 stating his opinion and belief regarding the value of the lives of older Americans. From TheGuardian.com.

“My message: let’s get back to work, let’s get back to living, let’s be smart about it, and those of us who are 70-plus, we’ll take care of ourselves,” Lt Gov Dan Patrick, a 69-year-old Republican, told Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday night. “Don’t sacrifice the country,” Patrick said. “Don’t do that.”

“You know, Tucker, no one reached out to me and said, ‘As a senior citizen, are you willing to take a chance on your survival in exchange for keeping the America that all America loves for your children and grandchildren?’” Patrick said. “And if that’s the exchange, I’m all in.” “That doesn’t make me noble or brave or anything like that,” he added. “I just think there are lots of grandparents out there in this country like me.”

Patrick said that, as someone who turns 70 next week, he was in the high-risk group, but that he was willing to give up his life for his six grandchildren. “Look, I’m going to do everything I can do to live,” Patrick said. “But if you said, are you willing to take a chance … If I get sick, I’ll go and try to get better, but if I don’t, I don’t.”


Redsquare wrote that the Establishment giving vaccines to the elderly is tantamount to killing them because they are a burden on society. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said that giving vaccines (and other health care) to the elderly is tantamount to killing younger Americans because helping the elderly is too much of a burden on the American economy. You guys need to make up your minds about what BS you are going to spout to everyone else.

 

Who's worried Bron???

I thought this was about the urgency of the Covid-19 health crisis...

Or is this only a problem for un-vaccinated US citizens?

Or better yet, does it fall solely along political lines?

 

Biden and Harris Blame Anyone but Themselves for Missed Vaccine Targets
Posted Thursday, July 22, 2021



After missing their July 4th target of having 70% of Americans fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are willing to tag anyone but themselves for their bungled vaccine rollout. But the record clearly shows that if Joe Biden and Kamala Harris want to find someone to blame for the hesitancy that still exists among many Americans to get the vaccine, the best place to look would be in the mirror.

The most recent recipient of the Biden administration’s anger for low vaccination rates is Facebook, which President Biden accused last Friday of “killing people” for not stopping free and open discussion about vaccines on its platform. After rare backlash from the media and many in the public, Biden later attempted to walk back his remarks, saying that “Facebook isn’t killing people,” rather it is “12 people” on Facebook who are “out there giving misinformation,” and they are the ones killing people.

Also last week, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, a Biden appointee, echoed the President’s accusation, declaring that when it comes to COVID, it is not the virus, but rather “misinformation [that] poses an imminent and insidious threat to our nation’s health.”

But if misinformation is as serious a threat as the Surgeon General says it is, then how can President Biden and Vice President Harris expect to curb misinformation if they don’t first apologize for all the misinformation they spread about the virus last year?

On the campaign trail last fall, a favorite tactic of then-candidate Kamala Harris was to sow doubt about the vaccines being developed thanks to President Trump’s Operation Warp Speed. During the Vice-Presidential debate, on her biggest platform of the campaign, Harris explicitly stated that she would not take a vaccine recommended by President Trump. Although Vice President Pence rightly admonished Harris for “playing politics with people’s lives,” her words – textbook misinformation – could not be unsaid.

Thankfully three vaccines were developed, and millions of Americans have chosen to ignore Harris’ advice and listen to President Trump’s repeated messages of encouragement to get vaccinated. But now Vice President Harris bemoans the fact that some Americans still remain hesitant to take the very same vaccine that she herself once said she would not trust. To this day, Harris has not apologized for the lies that she told about the COVID-19 vaccines.

Biden and Harris have also both appeared on numerous occasions to contradict the guidance of their own health experts when it comes to best practices to mitigate the effects of COVID-19, another form of misinformation. Despite the fact that Biden, Harris, and presumably their entire staffs and families had been vaccinated, the President and Vice President insisted on wearing masks in public until recently. And of course, who could forget the absurd spectacle of Kamala Harris kissing her husband with both wearing masks, again long after both had been vaccinated.

There’s also the case of Biden’s school reopening guidance, which even the liberal Washington Post admitted was a “muddled message.” Biden was forced to repeatedly change his definition of what it means for a school to be “open,” and many conservatives, not without merit, accused the President of listening to teachers unions over medical experts on the health risks (or lack thereof) associated with reopening schools.

Additionally, when evidenced emerged in April that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine could be linked to the formation of exceedingly rare blood clots, Biden paused and then resumed distribution of the vaccine, again sending mixed signals to millions of Americans. Even radical Democrat governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut accused Biden of being “naïve” for assuming people would simply trust the vaccine again after the Biden administration raised the alarm about its safety.

More recently, Biden has also failed to deliver a clear message about the so-called “delta variant” of the virus, which made up more than half of all COVID-19 cases in the U.S. as of last week. In a confusing sequence of statements earlier this month, Biden told reporters that he was “not concerned” that there would be “a major outbreak” as a result of the delta variant, but then immediately said he is concerned “lives will be lost.”

In short, when it comes to combatting “misinformation” about vaccines and COVID-19, Biden and Harris should get their own house in order before blaming anyone else. If they truly want to be leaders in restoring public confidence in government and public health infrastructure, they could start by apologizing for their own misleading or downright false statements and by working with Republicans, not against them, to distribute vaccines and save lives.

 

Shooter still wants to know who lied about those texas despicables, all 60 of them, who hopped on a plane sans mask and 6 of them contracted covid.
Was it;
CDC who said the vaccinated have a 0.01% chance of contracting covid?
Was it texas despicables who said they were vaccinated?
Was it the FDA who said the vaccines were 95% effective and had no side effects?

 

CDC VAERS database:

Year, number of deaths, percentage of total:

1990 29 0.27%
1991 158 1.48%
1992 191 1.79%
1993 203 1.90%
1994 200 1.87%
1995 122 1.14%
1996 108 1.01%
1997 132 1.24%
1998 123 1.15%
1999 140 1.31%
2000 143 1.34%
2001 160 1.50%
2002 123 1.15%
2003 151 1.41%
2004 159 1.49%
2005 124 1.16%
2006 118 1.11%
2007 162 1.52%
2008 177 1.66%
2009 182 1.71%
2010 161 1.51%
2011 165 1.55%
2012 161 1.51%
2013 127 1.19%
2014 135 1.26%
2015 142 1.33%
2016 175 1.64%
2017 129 1.21%
2018 162 1.52%
2019 181 1.70%
2020 166 1.56%
2021 5,722 53.62% <== This indicates a serious problem!!!
Total 10,672 100.00%

 

Nonsense!

Express these percentages in terms of number of deaths per number of vaccines administered.

Thinskin

 

I'm not an anti vaxxer but I'm still worried about this

 

Another one from an irrational member.

DON'T force anyone to take the vaccine, because that violates their personal liberty.....BUT, blame the government for not reaching targets because idiots refuse to get the vaccine and the government is not forcing them to.

Now THERE is logic to the extreme, ladies and gentlemen.

 

The forum is loaded with hypocrites

 

My stance on this subject exactly

 

I actually only read the first two sentences but got bored after that. I don’t go anywhere so whatevs. You do you and I’ll do me.