McDad
I can't brain today; I has the dumb.
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I thought I explained that. Louder is saying the world isn’t a safe place and you accept that when you walk out the door. You’re desperately trying to hedge that acceptance by giving the state powers they shouldn’t have for some illusion they can make things safer. They can’t
LOL. No, it's not.It's a press release. There is no author, no cited resources, and no counterpoint.
I already pointed out I am fine with people who test sick being quarantined, even against their will. Again, regardless of vaccine status.When that decision can impact the health of others, it's not merely your own health decision. I will harken back to Jacobson v. Massachusetts, once again. A president can't issue such a mandate, but governors definitely can and have.
It was the first link you found which you thought gave credence to your position. That's all. Or did we all miss the consensus by leading experts which appointed NebraskaMed as the best resource for all things health care?LOL. No, it's not.
Nebraska medicine is a private, non-profit healthcare company based in Omaha. It isn't a media outlet, so it wouldn't necessarily have an author... and they don't have to cite their sources, because their opinions represent the culmination of research from within their own company, and their own conclusions. You don't have to cite yourself as a source.
Good luck proving the general unvaxxed is trying to injure someone. That's the point. This entire government mindset is about compliance to the vaccine, not if someone is a danger to others.Driving at high speeds isn't knowingly trying to injure anyone either, so this isn't a refutation to that analogy if that's what you were intending it to be.
No, it isn't! That is a private, non-profit health care company. Why would they be interested in press?
Good luck proving the general unvaxxed is trying to injure someone. That's the point. This entire government mindset is about compliance to the vaccine, not if someone is a danger to others.
I will say this one more time :If you want to put your faith in a commercial, that's your choice. But it does nothing to help your point.
Hey man, can you point out the high vaccinated vs. high unvaccinated states in the data I shared earlier?I will say this one more time :
Nebraska Medicine is a private, non-profit, American healthcare company based in Omaha. They are the most comprehensive health network in their region, with two major hospitals, 40 clinics and over a thousand doctors. That isn't a press release or a commercial.
I thought the process required follow up on reports to have them entered into the database? It’s a question not a statement.
Covid logic: The 1.6% CFR from Covid is unacceptable, so the government must lock us down and set requirements for participation in society.
So if that reasoning is applied to VAERs, ie reported vaccine caused deaths, if 1.6% of the reports are true regarding deaths it would be worth while to shut down the vaccines.
Because the government and health care industry refuse to give us hard metrics, surely we can use the metrics they have already applied.
If they follow up on the 10x growth for any reason other than they want to get detailed steps how to replicate it they’re idiots. I don’t doubt they are manpower limited. And since they are a government entity I hope we keep it that way.They may follow up but there's no requirement for it.
I doubt "they" have the man power to do detailed follow up's on "my hair fell out 20 minutes later" or "my hog grew 10x."
To keep themselves as an established medical facility, maximize patient inflow, and earn enough PROFIT to pay competitive wages to workers and very nice wages to officers.No, it isn't! That is a private, non-profit health care company. Why would they be interested in press?