Will you take the Covid Vaccine?

[jsx1043]

A little bit of light reading:

Federal law prohibits employers and others from requiring vaccination with a Covid-19 vaccine distributed under an EUA

As decision-makers at organizations decide on their Covid-19 vaccination policy, they should be careful to not let this passion lead the organization to run afoul of the law.

www.statnews.com

https://www.fda.gov/media/97321/download

21 U.S. Code § 360bbb–3 - Authorization for medical products for use in emergencies

www.law.cornell.edu

https://www.fda.gov/media/144434/download

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/min-archive/min-2020-08-508.pdf

 

[MikeD]

Big number 2 on this one.

 

[Airtevron1]

But the SA variant is not the dominant mutation so it may just be a headline designed to invoke fear, because fear creates viewers and viewers equal advertising revenues. The UK variant seems to be overrunning regions and the Pfizer and Moderna jabs seem to be fairly effective against that mutation.

Ya, and the SA variant will never reach us.

 

[380Mike]

No way!

 

[JCSR]

LA cares...........​

‘Horrific’ video shows police force-vaccinating disabled and special needs people​

A Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department vaccine campaign targets disabled, mentally ill, and homeless people.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/h...vaccinating-disabled-and-special-needs-people

 

[JettaKnight]

LA cares...........​

‘Horrific’ video shows police force-vaccinating disabled and special needs people​

A Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department vaccine campaign targets disabled, mentally ill, and homeless people.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/h...vaccinating-disabled-and-special-needs-people

So it's "horrific" when agencies help get a vaccine out to people that can't get it through conventional means (e.g. internet scheduling).




That website uses way too many single quotation marks.

 

[ghuns]

So it's "horrific" when agencies help get a vaccine out to people that can't get it through conventional means (e.g. internet scheduling).

Yeah. Horrifying...

“We’re not running around LA county tackling people and vaccinating them. These have all been requested,” Schrader claimed.

 

[AtTheMurph]

My daughter in LA says that none of the homeless ever get COVID and certainly none have died from it.

 

[IndyBeerman]

Crazy that a lot of the same people who are going nuts about a 1 in a million chance of developing a blood clot from the vaccines that may or not be related to some medications people are on, but are ho hum about the odds of 1-1000 on dying from covid.

We can see how the MSM are efficent at spreading fear mongering.

 

[actaeon277]

1 in a million.. so far

 

[melensdad]

Ya, and the SA variant will never reach us.

Actually it is here, but it seems to be losing out to the UK variant which seems to be overshadowing the SA variant. Essentially the mutation from the UK is spreading fast enough that the SA variant may burn out because it is not as contagious as the UK variation.

With viruses, regardless of how many variations there are, the dominant variant overwhelms the others. Right now the UK variation is overwhelming the original and the SA variants. There was a California variant that seems to have essentially died out. No clue how the UK will compare with the Brazilian variation.

 

[HoughMade]

Actually it is here, but it seems to be losing out to the UK variant which seems to be overshadowing the SA variant. Essentially the mutation from the UK is spreading fast enough that the SA variant may burn out because it is not as contagious as the UK variation.

With viruses, regardless of how many variations there are, the dominant variant overwhelms the others. Right now the UK variation is overwhelming the original and the SA variants. There was a California variant that seems to have essentially died out. No clue how the UK will compare with the Brazilian variation.

This is good news because the vaccines, generally, are more effective against the UK variant than the SA variant, but there is significant effectiveness against both.

 

[JettaKnight]

Crazy that a lot of the same people who are going nuts about a 1 in a million chance of developing a blood clot from the vaccines that may or not be related to some medications people are on, but are ho hum about the odds of 1-1000 on dying from covid.

We can see how the MSM are efficent at spreading fear mongering.

I think it shows just how absolutely terrible humans are when it comes to evaluating risks.

 

[JCSR]

This doesn't help.....
“COVID? Gangbusters with ratings right? Which is why we constantly have the death toll on the side…let’s make it higher”

 

[MindfulMan]

So it's "horrific" when agencies help get a vaccine out to people that can't get it through conventional means (e.g. internet scheduling).




That website uses way too many single quotation marks.

My oldest daughter lives in L.A., and works close to the big hospital .... the one that had a Covid death every (8) minutes, back a few months ago.
She saw the refrigerated units .... the ones that they were packing the bodies into, because there was no more room in the hospital morgue.

But hey, it's all just a big Scam, and a Plan. Just like when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon ..... it never really happened. It's all just political theater ! (I'll roll my eyes alongside you)

 

[HoughMade]

This doesn't help.....
“COVID? Gangbusters with ratings right? Which is why we constantly have the death toll on the side…let’s make it higher”

No it doesn't help.

One can believe that the media and gvt. have overhyped the pandemic and attempted to use fear to manipulate and still believe the vaccines and basic preventative measures are a good idea.

Absolutely, going way over-the-top has poisoned the attitudes of many people. I understand why. Neither the big media, nor the politicians have earned our trust in this. However, seeing through the fog doesn't necessarily mean rejecting the premise that the pandemic needs to be dealt with. It just means we need to look numerous other places for information about what is reasonable.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

My oldest daughter lives in L.A., and works close to the big hospital .... the one that had a Covid death every (8) minutes, back a few months ago.
She saw the refrigerated units .... the ones that they were packing the bodies into, because there was no more room in the hospital morgue.

But hey, it's all just a big Scam, and a Plan. Just like when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon ..... it never really happened. It's all just political theater ! (I'll roll my eyes alongside you)

A death every 8 minutes at one hospital is alarming and orders of magnitude greater than anywhere else in the world. So my question is... what were they doing wrong?

 

[Ingomike]

Crazy that a lot of the same people who are going nuts about a 1 in a million chance of developing a blood clot from the vaccines that may or not be related to some medications people are on, but are ho hum about the odds of 1-1000 on dying from covid.

We can see how the MSM are efficent at spreading fear mongering.

Or maybe we can see how efficient the MSM are at spreading fear mongering.

Oops, we agree.

So much fear for an overhyped virus. CNN just caught admitting they hyped it for ratings and to hurt Trump when combined with the expose yesterday.

Project Veritas Drops Video of CNN Director Admitting They Use COVID Fearmongering for Ratings | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald

Project Veritas dropped part two of their CNN exposé on Wednesday, in which CNN Technical Director Charlie Chester admits that they use COVID scaremongering to drive ratings.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

Ff

 

[Ingomike]

I think it shows just how absolutely terrible humans are when it comes to evaluating risks.

How fitting for believers in the MSM.

I happen to believe it indicates not all common sense is dead...

 

[MindfulMan]

A death every 8 minutes at one hospital is alarming and orders of magnitude greater than anywhere else in the world. So my question is... what were they doing wrong?

Obviously, I don' know the answer to that . However, I saw the photos (from a variety of news sources), and with my daughter's observance, felt like it was certainly true.
It was during the height of the pandemic in L.A. ..... which was hit heavily. For a while, L.A. county did lead the world in deaths. It was terrible !

My wife is a nurse. Although she hasn't done bedside nursing in many years, she said that someone who was "bucking the ventilator" (slang term) was one of the most horrific things she's ever observed. That's what a patient will do, who is struggling for air, and no matter how much the machine in pumping into them .... it isn't enough. (like a Covid patient)
The patient has to be restrained, but they're still fighting for life, and wildly convulsing.
Just her description made me feel nauseated !