Vaccine or not?

[NorthDallas40]

... but it's not.

But it is. You just don’t want it to be. And the Feds appreciate you carrying their water.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Courts get it wrong all the time.

Dred Scott, Plessy v Ferguson, Kelo v. City of New London...

NFA1934 and US v. Miller

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

New VAERS numbers have been published.

818,042 Adverse Events
127,641 Doctor Visits
83,412 Hospitalizations
92,017 Urgent Care
26,199 Disabled
10,179 Bell's Palsy
10,304 Myocarditis
8,408 Heart Attacks
2,631 Miscarriages
17,128 Deaths

100% Safe And Effective


COVID Vaccine Data

So more adverse affects than people that have died from the virus? And as we know, that 700k number is inflated.

 

[NorthDallas40]

New VAERS numbers have been published.

818,042 Adverse Events
127,641 Doctor Visits
83,412 Hospitalizations
92,017 Urgent Care
26,199 Disabled
10,179 Bell's Palsy
10,304 Myocarditis
8,408 Heart Attacks
2,631 Miscarriages
17,128 Deaths

100% Safe And Effective


COVID Vaccine Data

Honestly statistically today it is pretty safe. But it’s still a personal choice. That’s all.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Courts get it wrong all the time.

Dred Scott, Plessy v Ferguson, Kelo v. City of New London...

Jacobson v. Massachusetts is a case which has withstood many challenges over the course of the last 116 years. If memory serves, Plessy v. Ferguson was from 1896 and Brown v. Board of Education was from 1954. It's already held up literally twice as long.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Jacobson v. Massachusetts is a case which has withstood many challenges over the course of the last 116 years. If memory serves, Plessy v. Ferguson was from 1896 and Brown v. Board of Education was from 1954. It's already held up literally twice as long.

So has US v Miller. It’s still unconstitutional as far as I’m concerned

 

[BowlBrother85]

So has US v Miller. It’s still unconstitutional as far as I’m concerned

Did you hear that everybody? This cat in Texas is callin' the shots now.

 

[BowlBrother85]

So more adverse affects than people that have died from the virus? And as we know, that 700k number is inflated.

Damn... the idiocy in here is just staggering.

 

[Vjcvette]

Shes looking for someone to word salad you.

The last word salad I did on here I shredded them like lettuce and I received a warning for being too
aggressive, so I cannot do that on here anymore.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Honestly statistically today it is pretty safe.

OMG! Did you just post something factual, which wasn't from the MAGA, redneck narrative? Impressive. You must be turning over a new leaf. Good for you.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Did you hear that everybody? This cat in Texas is callin' the shots now.

No I’m not. Neither are you.

 

[NorthDallas40]

OMG! Did you just post something factual, which wasn't from the MAGA, redneck narrative? Impressive. You must be turning over a new leaf. Good for you.

Lulz you’re such an unintelligent state shill. Yes the statistics today don’t show a major risk. Today. Likewise the risk of adverse results from the disease is similarly low. Now dance and reconcile that. Ready … GO!

 

[BowlBrother85]

Yes the statistics today don’t show a major risk.

You just made another fact-based observation, which would make the Lulu and Junior crowd soil their jorts. This makes TWICE on the same page!

 

[tnmarktx]

Fully vaccinated people with a vaccine breakthrough infection are less likely to develop serious illness than those who are unvaccinated and get COVID-19. Even when fully vaccinated people develop symptoms, they tend to be less severe symptoms than in unvaccinated people. This means they are much less likely to be hospitalized or die than people who are not vaccinated.

A common reason I see used for remaining unvaccinated is :

"You can still contract COVID-19 when you are fully vaccinated."

That isn't a good reason. There really isn't a good reason for an adult to remain unvaccinated, especially if you are over 70 years old.

Everything you posted is totally irrelevant to my response. That's really no surprise. My response was to say that vaccinated people can get and specifically spread covid.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Everything you posted is totally irrelevant to my response. That's really no surprise. My response was to say that vaccinated people can get and specifically spread covid.

My response to that was highly relevant.

It was, basically :

"So what? You are still better off being vaccinated."

 

[tnmarktx]

My response to that was highly relevant.

It was, basically :

"So what? You are still better off being vaccinated."

This will be my last response to you on the subject as I'm not wasting my time on an irrational motion. In a conversation, responses should make sense related to statements made. Yours didn't make any sense at all.

 

[DynaLo]

Does anyone understand the distinction between Comirnaty and the Pfizer vaccine available in the U.S.? Is there actually a legal difference that might prevent recourse against Pfizer in the case of adverse events?

I have looked and cannot determine a conclusive answer to this question that was posed by a parent.

I haven’t seen much of anything beyond the name change and I think under normal FDA approval protocols the liability protection should get removed. That last bit makes me wonder if that’s why they’re pushing so hard now for folks to get the shots.

 

[NorthDallas40]

You just made another fact-based observation, which would make the Lulu and Junior crowd soil their jorts. This makes TWICE on the same page!

And you ignored the rest of the post because you couldn’t reconcile it

 

[ButchPlz]

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Again, thanks for the elaboration. I guess I am just pulling numbers out of my ass.

Just live with the fact that not all of us wish to live by the same ****** decisions you choose to. No need to be jealous.

 

[DynaLo]

Marine Vet Sues Walmart After Pharmacist Refused To Fill His Ivermectin Prescription | ZeroHedge

Have the feds started threatening pharmacists with their licenses for filling Ivermectin scripts.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Have the feds started threatening pharmacists with their licenses for filling Ivermectin scripts.

Since we are in a pseudo-fascist country at this point, I would say it is mainly from corporate suits involved and sending down the mandate to all of the pharmacists. But who knows if the govt isn't pressuring these corporations/drug stores to not fill them.

I've known about this being a problem since mid-August, so it isn't necessarily a "new" phenomenon.

 

[BowlBrother85]

This will be my last response to you on the subject as I'm not wasting my time on an irrational motion. In a conversation, responses should make sense related to statements made. Yours didn't make any sense at all.

Were the words too big? Or do you struggle to read sentences that are without an accompaniment of color pictures?

 

[DynaLo]

Again, you are wrong. See Jacobson v. Massachusetts from 1905.

So you agree that individual states hold the rights to require vaccinations and the federal government does not have that right.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Honestly statistically today it is pretty safe. But it’s still a personal choice. That’s all.

Hey @BowlBrother85 so you liked this post. But you only quoted one part. Which is fine for the back and forth however since you liked it im curious. Do you agree it should be a matter of personal choice on whether somebody chooses to get the jab or not?

 

[NorthDallas40]

So you agree that individual states hold the rights to require vaccinations and the federal government does not have that right.

Which is exactly where the power lies. The federal executive branch has little to no direct control over individual citizens. The Governor of the state they reside in however…

And that explains why they pulled this OSHA BS as they fall under the executive branch.