Have no clue I just saw the Indiana deal. I don't see the problem. No different than elementary schools requiring vaccines for kids.
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What I meant was I haven't researched how many athletes are anti vaccine, so not sure how many would not be allowed into college if colleges make a vaccine mandatory.
Not calling out or questioning the college athletes type of research on vaccines that they have actually conducted to decide if they want to vaccine or not vaccine. Wasn't accusing athletes of not researching to make their decisions.
What I'm wondering is, what % of athletes will end up refusing the vaccine, and what would colleges do then? I guess not let them in, or force them into constant testing. Sounds like they are just not going to let them in, though I haven't looked at it closely.
I think our country is more polarized politically now than it has been in the last 100 years. There is no desire to work together and there is every desire to blame. I believe this is true on both the right and left.
So yeah, I think Covid and everything to do with it has been politicized.
Nobody else catch on he said half of those that wouldn't take the vaccine are republicans, so that means the other half is democrats.
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I figured he was implying that there were a lot of independents.
I imagine it'll be a small %. The % of those who aren't vaccinated due to their own beliefs/fears is small. The rest are made of the same lower class people that don't see a doctor and leaches on the system. I'd like to see government assistance require people to get their vaccine.
I bet Phil and co. were popping boners left and right when Loose Change came out.
Disparities by level of education remained, with adults holding a bachelor’s degree or higher continuing to have the highest vaccination rate at 45.0%, and adults without a high school diploma having the lowest vaccination rates at 18.6%. Though adults with some college or an associate’s degree and adults with a high school degree or equivalent saw solid growth in their vaccination rates, almost no progress was made among adults without a high school diploma or equivalent. The gap between that group and the national average widened in the first half of March to 46 percent below the national average (18.6% vs. 34.2%) from 32 percent below the national average (17.2% vs. 25.5%) in the second half of February.
I don't see it deviating from the general population much. I'd expect the % to be better as athletic departments will and likely already have encouraged and pushed the vaccine. Just like the rate of graduation being higher among athletes, those vaccinated will too.
It's not surprising that most of the people who make condescending remarks like this know absolutely nothing about this vaccine.
Always funny when guy who makes fun of thread makes the worst posts in said thread.
Just read through most of this thread and holy shit is @ExitFlagger a giant moron.
Right? It’s hard to tell who’s worse…him or Phil.. yikes
I'm trying to troll a little on the football board. Rustled a few jimmies they all seem to be cousins there.
But is a guy named after one of the lamest Beatles songs really an authority on such things?
Hey Joe Biden is giving a COVID speech right now. Show of hands, who is now changing their minds about the vaccine? Don't be shy ladies.
I’m looking forward to the day I’m not net negative. Right now my loan debt (mortgage, student) outweighs my equity/cash/investments. It’s getting close though.
I'm not really listening. If it's not the Liberty Mutual Limu Emu commercial I'm tapping out.
Same. Mine is all mortgage, though. Some taxes, as well. I will probably break even in the next few years, though.
It's good for a laugh. Not as fun as it used to be. The conservative take your ball and go home type was disappointing. Not surprising. A lot of the ones that are left are a bunch of try hards and the libs are hard to distinguish between being mentally ill or trolling the conservatives. A lot less fun non political OT threads than there used to be. And of course, they're all millionaires.
I’ve got my 403b up to about even with my student loans right now which is both exciting and depressing at the same time.
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