The Coronavirus Thread...

[p1_]

They have learned nothing. Either that or they are using this variant bullshit to keep ahold of the power they have found. California might stand for this but if the rest of the country does this people will not stand for it. You watch.

I can’t imagine even Californians allowing for a huge step back after opening up

 

[Cotton]

 

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[Cotton]

This is child abuse. And, don't @ me with "oh yeah, well we make them get other vaccines" because you can't compare Polio and Smallpox to this nonsense.

 

[bbgun]

Translation: we don't want to work, so we're gonna throw as many unreasonable demands out there as possible.

 

[Cotton]

Translation: we don't want to work, so we're gonna throw as many unreasonable demands out there as possible.

I really really really fucking hate unions.

 

[jsmith6919]

This is child abuse. And, don't @ me with "oh yeah, well we make them get other vaccines" because you can't compare Polio and Smallpox to this nonsense.

So they want everyone vaccinated and then it says they want everyone to keep masking and social distanced??? Fuck them

 

[p1_]

This is child abuse. And, don't @ me with "oh yeah, well we make them get other vaccines" because you can't compare Polio and Smallpox to this nonsense.

that will go over about like CRT is going over currently. Parents don't like teachers abusing power and pushing agendas.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

that will go over about like CRT is going over currently. Parents don't like teachers abusing power and pushing agendas.

The best part is they want vaccination, social distancing and masks before they return. Sort of makes it obvious that they really just don't want to return. And why would they when they can have parents do half their work.

I guess if you can't get paid great you might as well demand as little work and effort as is physically possible. Personally someone needs to tell the teachers union to fuck off.

 

[Cotton]

This is bullshit.

 

[p1_]

This is bullshit.

Maybe, but I think it’s been the norm for military for a long time .

 

[Cotton]

Maybe, but I think it’s been the norm for military for a long time .

They don't mandate the flu vaccine. Why would they mandate this?

 

[Cotton]

 

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[p1_]

They don't mandate the flu vaccine. Why would they mandate this?

The answer would perhaps follow whatever logic used for ones that are mandated. And I don’t know ones which are. Versus ones considered optional

 

[Cotton]

The answer would perhaps follow whatever logic used for ones that are mandated. And I don’t know ones which are. Versus ones considered optional

But, the problem is, the logic wouldn't follow. Polio and smallpox are two of the deadliest viruses to ever exist, so they mandate those vaccines in certain areas. A virus that doesn't kill but about 1% of the people it affects is not warranted and irresponsible to be honest. We are going to have a mad exodus of soldiers of this holds up.

 

[L.T. Fan]

I dont know how the military is structured currently but during my tenure on induction there were mandatory vaccinations and continuing programs to be vaccinated as was determined. The ability to refuse any single one just wasn’t an option. The underlying reason was that any condition that could possibly disable a GI was to be treated and vaccinated for. Being able bodied to report for duty was the most important factor for consideration.

 

[Cotton]

I dont know how the military is structures currently but during my tenure on induction there were mandatory vaccinations and continuing programs to be vaccinated as was determined. The ability to refuse any single one just wasn’t an option. The underlying reason was that any condition that could possibly disable a GI was to be treated and vaccinated for. Being able bodied to report for duty was the most important factor for consideration.

And on certain vaccines that makes sense. On this one, not so much.