Vaxxine Rebellion

[Kidlicious]

Air traffic controllers walked off the job in protest of vaxxine mandate. 1,000 flights cancelled. Southwest blamed the weather.

[Kidlicious]

The Florida BoE has sanctioned 8 school districts for forcing masks onto children in violation of state laws and the Constitution.

https://justthenews.com/nation/states/florida-board-education-sanctions-eight-districts-mandatory-mask-policies?fbclid=IwAR2Hu4yqEeSVfjPtzUZLbdy2T5qQYLIJqntdNBFOcbIpcCP1DshQYTCCius

[Kidlicious]

PIts strange how that works, MSNBC effectively voted to invade Iraq and then complained about the war and missing WMD as if they weren't part of the lie. I know, I was a big fan of Olbermann back then.

It works the same way the Democrats were the party of Jim Crow and then became the "anti-racists." When you do that you can start accusing your opponent of being racists. It's brainwashing. Sadly it works.

People will start trusting in the vaccine more as covid gets closer. Vaccine hesitancy probably correlates with proximity to the bug. Rural people in low density areas are at less risk than people crowded into a city. When you start hearing of nearby people dying it becomes 'real'.

I think Covid is everywhere now. Rural people don't trust the government or the establishment, and that's good, because they aren't trust worthy. I don't trust them myself.

[Jon Miller]

I agree, but you also have to consider trust in authority/government/etc. This is why African-Americans, who in most of the US are urban, are vaccine hesitant. And also probably explains some of the Republican hesitancy, because when the administration is Democratic, they distrust authority/the government (but actually, that might be a general thing now... ).

JM

[Berzerker]

Phil Donahue was fired from MSNBC because he opposed invading Iraq after 9/11. Then Keith Olbermann spent years ripping on Bush and his cronies for the war. Its strange how that works, MSNBC effectively voted to invade Iraq and then complained about the war and missing WMD as if they weren't part of the lie. I know, I was a big fan of Olbermann back then.

People will start trusting in the vaccine more as covid gets closer. Vaccine hesitancy probably correlates with proximity to the bug. Rural people in low density areas are at less risk than people crowded into a city. When you start hearing of nearby people dying it becomes 'real'.

[Berzerker]

I agree businesses have the right and we have the right to judge their requirements. There is no sense, no science, only anti-science and politics in requiring vaccinations for people who got covid.

Fauci was asked what he'd tell people who got covid and think they're protected better than the vaccinated people, he said he didn't have a firm answer. Translation: they're right. The people at risk never got covid or the vaccine and that population is declining and getting younger.

[Berzerker]

You wont get an argument from me, these people having temper tantrums over masks and attacking employees need an adult time out.

[Berzerker]

I dont remember him swearing much and he was more of a counter puncher than a bully when he got into flame wars, but comparing the author's screed to Trump is telling. This is a losing issue for Democrats, some 100 million people got covid and dont need the vaccine. Mostly voters too.

[Kidlicious]

He never said ****hole. Durban admitted that he lied about that but your fake news keeps lying to you.

[Ming]

And another nonsense respond from Kid... no surprise...

[-Jrabbit]

Sounds like a spot-on description of Trump.

[Kidlicious]

a foul mouth bully screaming obscenities at people doesn't inspire confidence

Yeah. It's obvious that they are just trying to shame people for not trusting the government, the media and Big Pharma. They need to be shamed for trusting all of those without question.

[Kidlicious]

Wow Ming, another strawman. I'm shocked.

[Ming]

a foul mouth bully screaming obscenities at people doesn't inspire confidence

Ain't that the truth... Then you have the *******s who scream it's their "right" right before they physically attack somebody.

[Ming]

Sure you have rights... you don't have to take the vaccine. And everybody else has rights to. If they don't want you in their establishment because you aren't vaccinated, that's their right, to protect themselves, their staff and other customers. And if the government want to set up safety standards for EVERYBODY by setting their own mandates, that's it's right as well. The list of safety requirements the government already mandates to protect employees is already long and employers have to follow them. So yeah, you have your rights and everybody else has their rights too.
So don't get vaccinated, but then suck it up and deal with consequences of your choice.