Trumptards:From the Covid 19 advisory meeting for Alameda County today. Almost 100% of current Covid cases nation wide are the unvaccinated. Of the vaccinated the breakthrough infection rate is .002% with a mortality rate of .0005%
Vaccination works
But the fans in attendance can gleek in each other’s mouths.The NFL Warns Teams Will Forfeit Games And Players Won't Be Paid In COVID Outbreaks
In a memo sent to all 32 teams, the league announced that if games are canceled due to COVID-19 outbreaks among unvaccinated players, the season won't be extended for rescheduled games.www.npr.org
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do non physicians take a Hippocratic oath?We had a "service of remembrance" at my hospital. Management wanted lots of staff to show up.
Uh, most of us that worked through the worst of things? Yeah, many of us don't really want to remember a bunch of it.
I'm reminded every fucking day, when reading more and more stories about dumbasses now dying from something we can now *fairly easily* prevent.
nope.do non physicians take a Hippocratic oath?
If not I have an idea
You should. It might give him an aneurysm.It's everything I can muster to not just show him his own words.
I don't want him (or anyone in his family) to die or have aneurysms, I just want him to wise the fuck up about another human being who he may not have a direct connection to.You should. It might give him an aneurysm.
Every day that passes I feel less and less empathy for such a large portion of the population that's now facing the consequences of their own poor choices (not that that's anything new).I don't want him (or anyone in his family) to die or have aneurysms, I just want him to wise the fuck up about another human being who he may not have a direct connection to.
I mean really, it's the perfect analogy for america as a whole.
So then it's: As long as I have mine, Fuck You. Yeah that's the GOP credoI mean really, it's the perfect analogy for america as a whole.
Don't kid yourself, that's the same motto as 99% of rich fucks with beachfront property who vote democratic in this state. It's an americant thing, not a voting party thing.So then it's: As long as I have mine, Fuck You. Yeah that's the GOP credo
I just dropped off a batch of home made enchiladas and from a distance he sounded pretty good. His smell/taste are still unchanged and he is otherwise fairly symptom free. It was pretty obvious that he was enjoying one of the edibles that I had picked up for him the previous day, I think the food was appreciated!Hey @Shizzon ... hows the brother doing?
So then it's: As long as I have mine, Fuck You. Yeah that's the GOP credo
It's a world thing, a human race thing.Don't kid yourself, that's the same motto as 99% of rich fucks with beachfront property who vote democratic in this state. It's an americant thing, not a voting party thing.
I have this with a colleague right now. in a (Teams) meeting a few weeks ago, myself and a third colleague were talking about our reactions to the vaccine, and dose 1 vs dose 2. we assumed colleague 1 was also vaccinated so asked her about her experience, but she said she was living out in the country side so didn't feel in danger. she said she plans on getting vaccinated eventually, but would "wait to see how it plays out". I thought to myself, wtf does that even mean?! when is evenutally? the Province is starting to ease restrictions, and there's talk of returning to work. and is she really isolating? she talks about going having people visit and going camping in provincial campgrounds.this is what i don't understand more than just being anti-vax. the wait and see approach? waiting for what? an improved vaccine? vaccine 2.0? that's not how it works. if there were going to be widespread adverse reactions, we would have seen them by now. the only realistic reason they'd change the formulation at this point would be to combat reduced efficacy in the event of viral mutations that it proved less effective against (doesn't seem we're at that point with the delta variant, but further evolution would push things in that direction).
She's probably afraid of needles. People need to HTFU.I have this with a colleague right now. in a (Teams) meeting a few weeks ago, myself and a third colleague were talking about our reactions to the vaccine, and dose 1 vs dose 2. we assumed colleague 1 was also vaccinated so asked her about her experience, but she said she was living out in the country side so didn't feel in danger. she said she plans on getting vaccinated eventually, but would "wait to see how it plays out". I thought to myself, wtf does that even mean?! when is evenutally? the Province is starting to ease restrictions, and there's talk of returning to work. and is she really isolating? she talks about going having people visit and going camping in provincial campgrounds.
and yesterday she was at an informal gathering in another colleagues' backyard. I stayed well away from her, but that's awkward since we're team mates... but still... I don't know what to make of this. we're all well educated people, mostly with masters degrees in the science field (we work on climate change), how can this possibly be?! all I can think of is she's somewhat of a hippy... but still... goddam. we know how to stop this. and if the people who know how science works still don't do what the science says... what hope is there for humanity?
"wait and see how it plays out" translates roughly to russian roulette in these circumstances.I have this with a colleague right now. in a (Teams) meeting a few weeks ago, myself and a third colleague were talking about our reactions to the vaccine, and dose 1 vs dose 2. we assumed colleague 1 was also vaccinated so asked her about her experience, but she said she was living out in the country side so didn't feel in danger. she said she plans on getting vaccinated eventually, but would "wait to see how it plays out". I thought to myself, wtf does that even mean?! when is evenutally? the Province is starting to ease restrictions, and there's talk of returning to work. and is she really isolating? she talks about going having people visit and going camping in provincial campgrounds.
and yesterday she was at an informal gathering in another colleagues' backyard. I stayed well away from her, but that's awkward since we're team mates... but still... I don't know what to make of this. we're all well educated people, mostly with masters degrees in the science field (we work on climate change), how can this possibly be?! all I can think of is she's somewhat of a hippy... but still... goddam. we know how to stop this. and if the people who know how science works still don't do what the science says... what hope is there for humanity?
Not to mention it's selfish as all shit."wait and see how it plays out" translates roughly to russian roulette in these circumstances.
Pretty much.Perhaps we are on the precipice of a self-induced extinction level event. Saw a story on CNN about a guy sick with pneumonia in the hospital from Covid but still refusing the vaccine because he doesn’t want anyone shoving it down his throat.
George Carlin one said that the earth would eventually rid itself of the plague of mankind. Sure seems like it’s working overtime at the moment.
Perhaps we are on the precipice of a self-induced extinction level event. Saw a story on CNN about a guy sick with pneumonia in the hospital from Covid but still refusing the vaccine because he doesn’t want anyone shoving it down his throat.
George Carlin one said that the earth would eventually rid itself of the plague of mankind. Sure seems like it’s working overtime at the moment.
Pretty much.
This + climate shows how likely doomed we are as a species.
per nearly all reports of seen, there's a growing percentage of younger adults (eg people in their 20s-40's who are otherwise healthy) that are being infected, and nearly all of the new cases (99+%) are unvaccinated.Unless Covid gets way, way deadlier it's not going to change much population-wise. Unless it starts taking out way, way more people in their child bearing prime it won't move the needle. Snuffing out fatties and grandparents after they're reproduced does nothing more than cause a minor and temporary dip.
Erection =/= ejaculation and fertilization but there's a chance of Darwinism with the pre-breeders too:Unless Covid gets way, way deadlier it's not going to change much population-wise. Unless it starts taking out way, way more people in their child bearing prime it won't move the needle. Snuffing out fatties and grandparents after they're reproduced does nothing more than cause a minor and temporary dip.
Erection =/= fertilization but there's a chance for Darwin with the pre-breeders too:
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Overview
COVID-19 is a new type of coronavirus that causes mild to severe cases. Here’s a quick guide on how to spot symptoms, risk factors, prevent spread of the disease, and find out what to do if you think you have it.www.webmd.com
"We found that the virus affects the blood vessels that supply the penis, causing erectile dysfunction," said senior researcher Dr. Ranjith Ramasamy, director of the reproductive urology program at the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine. "The blood vessels themselves malfunction and are not able to provide enough blood to enter the penis for an erection."
Ramasamy compared this to organ damage in the lungs, kidneys and brain that's been found in COVID-19 patients.
"We think the penis also could be affected in a similar way," Ramasamy said. "We don't think this is a temporary effect. We think this could be permanent."
There are people that cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons, they are left high and dry by this. So I think there needs to be a little "encouragement" by the government and society to get everyone on board.I think we're at the point (here in Ontario/Canada/US), with vaccines being readily available to almost everyone, that we need to start being selfish and just say fuck it, you're on your own if you choose not to.
In the end, we all got the vaccines to protect ourselves, right? As a whole, as long as everyone who wants to be vaccinated, is actually vaccinated, then the rest of the population can continue to dig their own holes.
And if you choose not to and then get sick - we're fully in the clear to point and laugh.
Those people, of course yes, we have to take care of them and not discriminate against or hold judgement.There are people that cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons, they are left high and dry by this. So I think there needs to be a little "encouragement" by the government and society to get everyone on board.
Be sure to mark that date on your calendar, so that when this woman gets COVID, you'll have a precises date to remind her of this conversation.Not to mention it's selfish as all shit.
One of the wives in my regular bike group said she was holding off because she viewed the vax as a "rushed experiment" and "besides, when we get to 80% vaccination, I won't need to because I'll be protected by herd immunity."
There were 10 of us sitting outside having dinner. My wife, showing great restraint, did *not* point out that she selfishly was counting on the *rest* of us to protect her. My wife was pretty livid after dinner.
this reminds me....Pretty much.
This + climate shows how likely doomed we are as a species.
If he doesn't die , he won't learn from it.this could shortly end up in the Darwin Thread
Family says conservative radio host has changed his tune on vaccines after he was hospitalized with Covid-19 | CNN
For months, conservative Nashville, Tennessee-based radio host Phil Valentine has repeatedly made posts on multiple social media platforms telling his fans that if they weren't at risk for Covid-19, they shouldn't get the vaccine.www.cnn.com