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Maybe. Maybe not.
Australia, one of most covid restricted countries , has a large population of infected people. So, yeah, you're not going to stop this thing with vaccines and masks.
Your alternate universe is showing. You have zero to say that anyone with even a grain of brain cells wishes to hear. Have a nice life.
Maybe. Maybe not.
Australia, one of most covid restricted countries , has a large population of infected people. So, yeah, you're not going to stop this thing with vaccines and masks.
The SC is not clued up about vaccines, which makes them dangerous.Your OP just encourages people like Hawk from ignorantly ignoring what the Sup Ct. said on vaccine mandates in private workplaces. The fed govt might have that power, but congress hasn't passed the law allowing Osha to regulate vaccines in private employment, but the issue has NOTHING to do with efficacy and safety of vaccines. The Sup Ct acknowledged they work, even when opposing mandates.
Cig smoking at work is mainly regulated by states. I don't think there's any "mandate" on mmr vaccination. And it's not news that conservative judges are hostile to "the administrative state."
The second case, Biden v. Missouri, is about whether the fed administration of medicare and medicaid can require hospitals other facilities getting federal money to require workers get vacced or tested, or not get the money. That's a different animal than Osha. I agree that it's disturbing to say the least that 4 justices have any problem with that.
This op asshole is white BrokeLoser I d rather hang out with Ice Cube over this asshole any and allWhen you have no core values, no principles, flip-flopping is easy.
The Culture War Has Warped the Supreme Court’s Judgment
Yesterday’s decision hinges on a new and alarming embrace of the right-wing crusade against vaccination.www.theatlantic.com
Conservatives were often vocally pro-vaccination in the past, when anti-vaccine sentiment was vaguely associated with people the comedian Jon Stewart once mocked as “science-denying affluent California liberals.” With “affluent California liberals” as a symbol of the anti-vaccination movement, conservative culture-war instincts trended in a more constructive direction. Indeed, a 2015 measles outbreak at Disneyland illustrated the importance of mass vaccination to obtain herd immunity and suppress disease.
Many conservatives at the time made precisely that point. “If you think about the childhood illnesses that once permanently debilitated people like my grandfather, who contracted childhood polio—and you think today that measles, rubella, polio have been eradicated from the U.S. and much of the world—why would we go backwards?” Senator Ted Cruz asked in 2015. “In a feat that would have been unimaginable a few decades ago, the anti-vaccine movement has managed to breathe life into nearly vanquished childhood diseases,” the conservative pundit Rich Lowry had lamented presciently a year earlier. “Nothing good can come from undoing one of the miracles of medical progress.”
The logic of vaccine mandates, too, was well accepted on the right. “Some say the decision to vaccinate or not should be the parents’ choice,” the conservative writer Thomas Sowell argued in 2015. “That would be fine if their child would live isolated from other children. But that is impossible.” Many articles from 2015 were bitterly angry at the suggestion that conservatives were anti-vaccine, and blamed media bias for it. There were certainly disagreements over federal authority to mandate vaccines, but those differences of opinion were less significant, because immunization remained a thoroughly bipartisan cause, and Republicans had not embraced anti-vaxxers as a constituency. Today, Republican elected officials have begun opposing such mandates even on the state level.
Wendy E. Parmet: Americans are suing to protect their freedom from infection
Now Cruz complains about Big Bird encouraging children to get vaccinated while Lowry writes rageful op-eds attacking “the idiocy of covid-vaccine mandates for kids.” In 2015, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky tweeted a photo of himself getting a booster shot to rebut liberal media bias; in 2021, the career ophthalmologist announced that he was refusing to get the COVID vaccine. As Lowry observed in 2015, anti-vaxxers tend to be “doggedly impervious to evidence.”
Hahaha…what?This op asshole is white BrokeLoser I d rather hang out with Ice Cube over this asshole any and all
Day.
Almost everybody that I know and every family member that I know are Republicans and they all got the vaccine.
Meanwhile, we know from data collected by the government, that the Negroes, living in traditional Democrat strongholds, are not getting vaccinated at the same rates as Whites.
Black folks can’t obtain an iD or make it to the polls because “SYSTEMIC RACISM” but they can become President Of The United States Of America….that’s all evil whitey will allow them to achieve.According to the left, blacks don't got no way of getting to the pharmacy or the doctor to get vaccinated, because white people won't give them a ride. LMAO
The dude who created the thread is white. And he is an idiot. He is an example of what superior intellect? NoneHahaha…what?
You are trying to stay hung up on “all white people are bitchin’!” (yep, I’m an 80’s kid)The dude who created the thread is white. And he is an idiot. He is an example of what superior intellect? None
You are trying to stay hung up on “all white people are bitchin’!” (yep, I’m an 80’s kid)
That has never been implied.
According to the left, blacks don't got no way of getting to the pharmacy or the doctor to get vaccinated, because white people won't give them a ride. LMAO
That was rasmussen. Nobody believes them.
Glad I didn't get the shot.
At the Pathological Institute in Reutlingen, Germany on September 20, 2021, and again on December 4th, a team of top German pathologists and scientists presented findings from a first-ever comprehensive, independent set of autopsies of people who had died unexpectedly within 2 weeks of the COVID vaccine injections. In a shocking assertion, one pathologist calculated that, for a certain broad age group, takers of the shots were 15 times more likely to die from the shots than from COVID.
Dr. Burkhardt has taught at the Universities of Hamburg, Berne and Tübingen. He has published more than 150 scientific articles in German and international scientific journals, and has audited and certified institutes of pathology in Germany.
Prof. Dr. Walter Lang is a pathologist at the Hannover Medical School from 1968-1985. Afterwards, for 25 years, Lang directed a private institute for pathology in Hanover, which he founded, specializing in transplant pathology, extragynecological cytology, thyroid tumors, and lung/pleural pathology.
The doctors described what they said were never-before-seen patterns of attack by the immune system on the body’s own organs, discovered through microscopy and mass spectrometry. The doctors described “self-to-self attacks” leading to sudden heart inflammation, blood clotting, rapidly-growing cancers in young people, and many other bizarre findings. The team concluded that 30% to 40% of the bodies they examined, most likely 40%, had died as a direct result of the vaccines. All of the bodies examined were over age 50.
Australia, one of most covid restricted countries , has a large population of infected people. So, yeah, you're not going to stop this thing with vaccines and masks.
With Rasmussen, the problem is more in the wording of the questions, and the interpretation of the answers.Until you realize that actual Democrats participated in the poll.
Funny, you.
Considering the way this thing has spread through both heavy lockdown measures and those with almost no measures, it really doses appear as if the restrictions have done almost nothing.Maybe. Maybe not.
Australia, one of most covid restricted countries , has a large population of infected people. So, yeah, you're not going to stop this thing with vaccines and masks.
Considering the way this thing has spread through both heavy lockdown measures and those with almost no measures, it really doses appear as if the restrictions have done almost nothing.
Seems to me that more than likely COVID would look almost exactly as it does right now no matter what restrictions were put in place. They have accomplished virtually nothing whatsoever.
