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You're assuming we have forgotten how to do it. We haven't, things just haven't been all that bad here yet. I often argue with more left wing folks that this country couldn't do what Australia/NZ have done because our citizens wouldn't stand for it.
Most states haven't even come close to doing what Aus/NZ have done.
Wow. I'm speechless at that. What happens if you work a night shift, get texted during the day, and don't respond? Your sleep is interrupted by a police officer knocking on your door. Working out and left your phone in the locker? Either police are showing up at your gym or at your house.
These are the kinds of things that reenforce a lot of people’s idea that having a government that doesn’t fear it’s people, is a very dangerous thing.
Thankfully we have the Second Amendment and States' Rights. Florida is looking better and better. If the $5000 penalty for demanding proof of vaccination is upheld as constitutional, how are Envision and other sheep employers going to handle it?
Now I know you're insane.
If you don't understand, then there is no point explaining it again.
Whether or not you, I or anyone else agrees with the argument, it’s one of the arguments that is as old as time, and probably worth trying to understand. Understanding each other is the only way we can learn to coexist and make this world more tolerable. This pandemic has clearly highlighted differences in how we all view society. Not understanding differences of opinion will only lead to more unnecessary confrontation. Perhaps that was inevitable.
I may be dumb, but I ain't stupid. And going from your state to FL is pants on head cray-zee.
Exactly right. It's the age-old argument between personal liberty and the demands of society. We should always err on the side of personal liberty. Once freedoms however small are given up, even due to a pandemic, we are unlikely to get them back. It's like a ratchet, always moving forward, but can't move backwards. That's why we should be very careful when and how we give up freedoms to the government. Sure this is "Just a vaccine" but it has broader, longer range implications for what governments can and can't do to your body.
Nevada isn't what it used to be. Too many crazies from CA have moved in. The only thing keeping us from massive tax increases is the state Constitution. I've never pretended it's a great state to live in. It's better than most due to the tax environment, but if that were to change I'd leave for greener pastures.
No, seriously, why don't I have the liberty to walk around naked? No one has ever died because they saw a naked human. No one has ended up overloading the hospitals because they saw a naked human. So if people have the right to be a plague rat, I should have the right to go outdoors without clothes on.
I came close one time in Walmart. Just sayin’.
That's a lot of logical fallacies to pack into one paragraph.
I'm just gonna retire there. Add me to the list of crazies moving in!
The housing market has reached "California" level crazy here.
www.newsweek.com
Key word, "possibly."New COVID Variant, Which Scientists Fear is Resistant to Vaccines, Detected
"The Mu variant has a constellation of mutations that indicate potential properties of immune escape," the World Health Organization said.
Not good. Mu variant, possibly resistant to vaccines (which would also be resistant to previous infection). Other variants listed may also be resistant.
So you would be opposed to the latest texas law? That’s attacking personal liberty at its core.
People who aren't vaccinated are being fired at both of the large hospital systems I work at, deadlines are the end of this month for both
The position doesn’t make much sense to me. They’re awaiting data on rates of myocarditis, which thus far seems more common in children with covid than children with the vaccine. If the options were not getting covid and not getting vaccine, I might find the idea persuasive.
Not in Vermont No clothing required though you can't strip in public. Don't know if you can walk into a restaurant either -
Move to Vermont. No lewd and lascivious but naked is ok.
Because 9 months of the year it is too damn cold
Not in my state. The state is actively campaigning against vaccinating healthcare workers, and against vaccine mandates. The University hospital has mandated, while the rest, including mine, are refusing, and also considering getting rid of other mandatory vaccinations such as flu etc.
The hospitals that aren't mandating yet are probably thinking they can fix their staff shortages by all the unvaccinated workers now trying desperately to get jobs.
Excellent idea. Let's let market forces work as they should.
Taxes in Nevada might be advantageous. But get real, Nevada is literally a toxic waste dump!
I agree. The number of Californians is proof of that......
I never thought I’d live to see the day that entire states were anti-vaxers.
What is the actual risk of getting covid if you’re not vaccinated? I tried to look up the data and couldn’t find it. Im not sure it’s 100% despite many people assuming so; and that affects the risk benefit ratios greatly of vaccination.
Since it's become clear that COVID isn't going anywhere, I think it likely will be 100% given enough time. I just don't know what that time frame is.
I think that’s a fair question and thought process. I don’t know the exact answer, but I know the estimate is contingent on the r0.
Did the FDA issue an advisory against the COVID vaccine like they did with ivermectin?
I don’t support the use of ivermectin in covid.
