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[GhostOf301]

Dem men bad. We get it

From two weeks ago, brook? Point still the same. Not that dem men bad, that message delivers itself, but that they only attack republican leaders over covid cases. Florida is still behind your state by 12,000 deaths btw. Despite having the oldest population in the country. All these cases, yet their deaths are much lower than this time last year.

 

[brooky03]

From two weeks ago, brook? Point still the same. Not that dem men bad, that message delivers itself, but that they only attack republican leaders over covid cases. Florida is still behind your state by 12,000 deaths btw. Despite having the oldest population in the country. All these cases, yet their deaths are much lower than this time last year.

I think DeSantis/Florida are getting some extra flack because Florida originally tried to claim it was handling the pandemic super great. Turns out, no. I think there is also residual animosity over the fact Florida facilitated super-spreader events but because those people were only visiting, they went back home and spread the virus in their home states, counting against those states’ numbers.

Anyway, all of it gets covered. People aren’t unaware of the COVID cases in NY and CA. People weren’t unaware of Cuomo’s old people murder. And those stories haven’t been hard to find.

 

[GhostOf301]

I think DeSantis/Florida are getting some extra flack because Florida originally tried to claim it was handling the pandemic super great. Turns out, no. I think there is also residual animosity over the fact Florida facilitated super-spreader events but because those people were only visiting, they went back home and spread the virus in their home states, counting against those states’ numbers.

Anyway, all of it gets covered. People aren’t unaware of the COVID cases in NY and CA. People weren’t unaware of Cuomo’s old people murder. And those stories haven’t been hard to find.

You're right brook. There has been no bias in coverage.

 

[brooky03]

You're right brook. There has been no bias in coverage.

There is bias. But Liberal media doesn’t dominate media. Both sides don’t have a problem drawing eyeballs. Because of the internet, nobody has problems finding the stories.

 

[UL_1986]

I don't agree with that myself. But I don't see how that is somehow changing the narrative. I know plenty of people who have said they weren't doing an emergency vaccine that hasn't been approved by the fda. Like I said, that's not my line of thought, but it's not outlandish. IMO

I’m speaking more about people I’ve seen (not on here) talk about how the government is crooked yet they’re waiting for a federal program to give them reassurance. That was the ironic part to me.

 

[GhostOf301]

I’m speaking more about people I’ve seen (not on here) talk about how the government is crooked yet they’re waiting for a federal program to give them reassurance. That was the ironic part to me.

Context fixes everything.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

Delta Air Lines Is Going To Start Charging Unvaccinated Employees $200 Per Month

Delta will not mandate employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but its CEO says the charge is necessary because the average hospital stay for the virus costs the airline $40,000.

www.npr.org

Interesting, instead of firing/forced resignation another option, charge the unvaccinated more on health insurance, let them keep their jobs.

 

[toonces11]

Delta Air Lines Is Going To Start Charging Unvaccinated Employees $200 Per Month

Delta will not mandate employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but its CEO says the charge is necessary because the average hospital stay for the virus costs the airline $40,000.

www.npr.org

Interesting, instead of firing/forced resignation another option, charge the unvaccinated more on health insurance, let them keep their jobs.

Shouldn't unhealthy people be charged more for health insurance anyways?

 

[UL_1986]

Delta Air Lines Is Going To Start Charging Unvaccinated Employees $200 Per Month

Delta will not mandate employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, but its CEO says the charge is necessary because the average hospital stay for the virus costs the airline $40,000.

www.npr.org

Interesting, instead of firing/forced resignation another option, charge the unvaccinated more on health insurance, let them keep their jobs.

Whew good thing Phil is a multi millionaire CEO.

 

[Afamu]

Whew good thing Phil is a multi millionaire CEO.

At that tip of your tiny little pea brain as always.

Just think if everything you thought were true, wasnt.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

here we go

 

[UL_1986]

I love ****ing with this “guy”. It’s too easy.

 

[Afamu]

I love ****ing with this “guy”. It’s too easy.

Owned once again. You brought me up, not the other way around.

 

[IUfanBorden]

Shouldn't unhealthy people be charged more for health insurance anyways?

Huh?

 

[UL_1986]

Owned once again. You brought me up, not the other way around.

You’ve never owned anyone in your life.

 

[toonces11]

Huh?

Basically im tired of paying higher health insurance while taking care of my body and having my rates driven up for people who dont take care of themselves. There should be a fitness test to receive your rate imo.

 

[GhostOf301]

Basically im tired of paying higher health insurance while taking care of my body and having my rates driven up for people who dont take care of themselves. There should be a fitness test to receive your rate imo.

Just say fvck it and quit taking care of yourself. Murica!

 

[Afamu]

You’ve never owned anyone in your life.

Just you and brooky. And a few slaves back in the day.

 

[IUfanBorden]

Basically im tired of paying higher health insurance while taking care of my body and having my rates driven up for people who dont take care of themselves. There should be a fitness test to receive your rate imo.

Oh......

How many speeding tickets have you had?

 

[toonces11]

Oh......

How many speeding tickets have you had?

One. Passed a semi on a two lane hwy. gunned it to get around. Got a 72 in a 65. So not bad for around 25 years of driving. I also don’t like paying higher State Farm bills.

 

[IUfanBorden]

One. Passed a semi on a two lane hwy. gunned it to get around. Got a 72 in a 65. So not bad for around 25 years of driving. I also don’t like paying higher State Farm bills.

People not caring for themselves isn't why insurance is through the roof.

And yes---impeccable driving brother..

 

[Villian07]

Basically im tired of paying higher health insurance while taking care of my body and having my rates driven up for people who dont take care of themselves. There should be a fitness test to receive your rate imo.

Bro i was once young and dumb(still am) thought i had a lump on my testical and ot hurt so i was scared af. Went to the doc, turns out it was a hugeeee pimple. And it made my health insurance go up by like 50 a month. Its alot to do about how many times they run that insurance number and charge em.

I mean do you go to the dr alot like a specialist or anything or hardly ever go at all? Bc age is the only other factor besides medical history. Im 35 and pay 500+ a month on health insurance fml. But ive also got bad psoriasis so i see a dermatologist. No tellin what might will jump to since my car wreck fml

 

[ExitFlagger]

 

[brooky03]

Pharmaceutical companies are shady = the COVID vaccines don’t work

You see how that’s an illogical conclusion, right?

 

[ExitFlagger]

Pharmaceutical companies are shady = the COVID vaccines don’t work

You see how that’s an illogical conclusion, right?

I didn't realize I was drawing any conclusions from that graphic.

 

[ExitFlagger]

Another example of potential manipulation. They're counting people who die within 14 days of vaccination as "unvaccinated."

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/pdfs/mm7034e5-H.pdf

 

[brooky03]

I didn't realize I was drawing any conclusions from that graphic.

Oh, you were. No worries.

 

[brooky03]

Hoo boy....

Another example of how the CDC is manipulating the masses. Turns out that they're counting people who die within 14 days of vaccination as "unvaccinated."

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/pdfs/mm7034e5-H.pdf

If you die before the vaccine takes effect and the cause of death is unrelated to the vaccine, how exactly is it a manipulation to count that as an unvaccinated death?

 

[ExitFlagger]

Oh, you were. No worries.

Seeing that graphic did nothing to change my stance.

But it seems logical to at least be slightly hesitant to put blind faith in companies with a sordid history and zero liability.

 

[brooky03]

Seeing that graphic did nothing to change my stance.

But it seems logical to at least be slightly hesitant to put blind faith in companies with a sordid history and zero liability.

Then it’s good nobody has been putting blind faith in them

 

[ExitFlagger]

If you die before the vaccine takes effect and the cause of death is unrelated to the vaccine, how exactly is it a manipulation to count that as an unvaccinated death?

There should be a separate category for people who are truly unvaccinated.

You're drawing the conclusion that the vaccine had no role in any of those deaths.

There was sworn testimony from a CDC whistleblower of 45,000 unreported deaths within three days of receiving the vaccine, and more within the first two weeks (as of almost 2 months ago). After that, the reports of reactions dropped big time, which is evidence of association. Otherwise you'd see a flat curve of reactions over 4-6 weeks.

From that chart, the number of unvaxed, including those vaxed within 14 days hospitalized is 2355. The number of those who were hospitalized after a positive Covid test is 1289. 1066 people hospitalized for "Covid" who did not test positive.

Those 1066 people could be miscategorized vaccine adverse reactions that required hospitalization. And there might be other vaccine deaths that were misdiagnosed with false positives.

 

[ExitFlagger]

Then it’s good nobody has been putting blind faith in them

Taking an experimental jab with no clue of the longterm effects is the definition of blind faith.

It's no different than someone in the 50s swallowing the industry propaganda that cigarettes are safe and beginning a two packs a day habit, then deciding that it causes no harm because they're still alive 3 months later.

 

[brooky03]

There should be a separate category for people who are truly unvaccinated.

You're drawing the conclusion that the vaccine had no role in any of those deaths.

There was sworn testimony from a CDC whistleblower of 45,000 unreported deaths within three days of receiving the vaccine, and more within the first two weeks (as of almost 2 months ago). After that, the reports of reactions dropped big time, which is evidence of association. Otherwise you'd see a flat curve of reactions over 4-6 weeks.

From that chart, the number of unvaxed, including those vaxed within 14 days hospitalized is 2355. The number of those who were hospitalized after a positive Covid test is 1289. 1066 people hospitalized for "Covid" who did not test positive.

Those 1066 people could be miscategorized vaccine adverse reactions that required hospitalization. And there might be other vaccine deaths that were misdiagnosed with false positives.

You want us to take you seriously yet base an argument on the lie that 45,000 deaths occurred within 3 days of being vaccinated. It’s hard to take anything seriously after you post shit like that.

They didn’t report deaths as vaccinated deaths when people were unvaccinated. It’s that simple. When you hear hoof beats, it’s horses, not zebras.

 

[brooky03]

No evidence of 45,000 deaths from COVID-19 vaccines

America’s Frontline Doctors, a group known for its false and misleading claims about the pandemic, first made headlines

www.politifact.com

A girl who likes computers did a vlookup in Excel.

You have to be kidding with this.

 

[brooky03]

Taking an experimental jab with no clue of the longterm effects is the definition of blind faith.

It's no different than someone in the 50s swallowing the industry propaganda that cigarettes are safe and beginning a two packs a day habit, then deciding that it causes no harm because they're still alive 3 months later.

We haven’t been relying on the pharmaceutical companies to declare the vaccine’s safe, though. There is independent oversight and independent testing. This isn’t big pharma just saying, “here this works; it hasn’t been tested but trust us.”

 

[ExitFlagger]

The point is that it potentially allows adverse reactions/deaths to be hidden.

I'm not sure what that "fact check" proves. Not publicly proven, so it's false?

I never said that it's proven. I just said that a CDC whistleblower with access to data gave sworn testimony. A lawsuit has been filed.

 

[ExitFlagger]

We haven’t been relying on the pharmaceutical companies to declare the vaccine’s safe, though. There is independent oversight and independent testing. This isn’t big pharma just saying, “here this works; it hasn’t been tested but trust us.”

Okay. Revise that to...

Independent studies concluded that there was no clear correlation between cigarettes and disease after six months of heavy smoking, so you decided to start smoking 2 packs a day.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

No evidence of 45,000 deaths from COVID-19 vaccines

America’s Frontline Doctors, a group known for its false and misleading claims about the pandemic, first made headlines

www.politifact.com

A girl who likes computers did a vlookup in Excel.

You have to be kidding with this.

They rated the claim "pants on fire" RollLaugh

So much insanity out there

 

[ExitFlagger]

They rated the claim "pants on fire" RollLaugh

So much insanity out there

I, for one, am shocked that a fact-checker funded by Facebook, a company which has been rampantly censoring discussion of the vaccine, concluded that this is untrue with no proof.

 

[ExitFlagger]

So do we still “trust the expert” when he begins to echo the conspiracy theorists?