Ok genius, next time we make all essential workers stay at home too. That would work out well don't you think?
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Why wouldn't it? Guarantee you those mopping the floor know the virus isn't transmitted through surfaces, yet the majority of scholars on this board and elsewhere keep buying disinfecting wipes like they're going out of style.
They may not be a clinician, but I guarantee you they're a healthcare worker!
This is an honest question?.does the vaccine prevent or lessen the chance of spread of the Delta variant? Or is transmission the same but the vaccine just prevents sickness to the extreme of the individual?
Who is that? A wannabe pundit that is so unemployable to he just posts on Substack and hopes someone takes him seriously?
Haven't you noticed how every single COVID conspiracy that floats around on social media turns out to be fake, and yet people just move on to the next one and get taken in again and again?
https://www.osha.gov/coronavirus/faqs
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Is this not OSHA's site?
Does the vaccine lessen your chance of passing it? Or does it just lessen the severity of it if you get symptoms? Honest question
It lessens your chance of passing it because you are less likely to get it. The figures vary on that but the least I have seen is you are 6 1/2 times less likely to get if you have been vaccinated with any of our three. I saw an article where they had that broken down by type. Moderna was the best, followed by Pfizer, and then the J&J. It also lessens your symptoms so that helps too. It's even better at keeping you out of the hospital.
and the morgue. If we could get universal uptake this would revert to something resembling a bad seasonal flu overall. We function normally during that.
How do we trust them while they fly and resettle illegal aliens by the thousands all over our country monthly with no tests or vac shots? Splain dat shit.
just wait until everyone's company starts hitting them with extra no-vaxx surcharges on their health insurance plans. principles can get expensive.
That is what they want. who is "they" anyone in power that wants more power. Anything that they can do to make all of us at odds with one another is good for them, create the problem wait awhile for most people to be so mad at their neighbor and then come out with the solution I.E. more regulation or more government either or equals more power for them and less power for you in your life.
Things like this we have to be on the same page about, at the end of the day we live in a country that was created for really one goal and that was self governance. Anytime the government steps in and tells us what we can and cannot do is a overreach of our constitution. Call me crazy, I don't care, this will not end well for any of us if we keep fighting about it. The moment we stop arguing about this and understand that a high level of personal freedom comes with a high level of potential of getting hurt by someone that isn't masked or what not and accept it. The better off we will be, because then we can really pay attention to what the evil in this world is trying to do to us as individuals.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." Ben Franklin
Holy shit. You'd think being wrong so often would cause you to at least google before you go wading off into something you clearly know nothing about. But I will give you the "often wrong, never in doubt" approach is very on brand for you. And in your defense, why shouldn't a career as a nurse practitioner teach you all you need to know about the law.
You realize there is already a federal vaccine side effects depository (not to mention the media, which salivates over such stories)? Do we need a second Department of Labor one, or can we unburden business by cutting that red tape? That grifter Tweeter is leaving out a lot in order to rile you up like you want to be.
It is encouraged, but a mandate is a no-win scenario for the federal government. You'd have the "personal freedom" crowd spitting venom if it were required, as well as the "America First" crowd angry if we were giving American vaccines to foreigners.
Obviously I would still support such a rule, but I recognize that I'm not the one taking heat for the decisions.
One other question. We do know a vaccine mandate (with exceptions) passed by a state legislature has stood up in court (Jacobson v Massachusetts), so why has no state legislature passed a law requiring the covid vaccine?