The P&R Plague Thread (Covid-19)

[commando]

they have over 86,000 employees.   it seems that the people who refuse the vaccine are in a small minority.   and the food service industry is looking for new employees so they should land on their feet.   

 

[DevoHusker]

they have over 86,000 employees.   it seems that the people who refuse the vaccine are in a small minority.   and the food service industry is looking for new employees so they should land on their feet.   

Agreed

 

[DevoHusker]

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[Scarlet]

Our generation doesn't have the will or intelligence to do this.  They just whine about "muh freedoms" and worry about nanobots.

 

[Archy1221]

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[DevoHusker]

I thought the young man did a very nice job of explaining his position, his reasoning, and his decision. 

 

[knapplc]

"his own reasoned judgment" is such a boondoggle. Reasoning based on what? Some google searches? What's he going to find on the internet that counters the work of the world's top epidemiologists? 

The sooner these nutters stop finding excuses to be nutty and get vaxxed the better we'll all be. 

 

[Archy1221]

I thought the young man did a very nice job of explaining his position, his reasoning, and his decision. 

I did too.  It’s a shame a publication such as rolling stone tries to smear him 

 

[DevoHusker]

95% of students and 96% of staff fully vaxed

 

[Archy1221]

"his own reasoned judgment" is such a boondoggle. Reasoning based on what? Some google searches? What's he going to find on the internet that counters the work of the world's top epidemiologists? 

The sooner these nutters stop finding excuses to be nutty and get vaxxed the better we'll all be. 

He has already had Covid.  We don’t know how long Vaccine immunity will last any more than previous infection immunity lasts.  There is a chance he is better protected than those of us double vaxxed.  Please try and keep up with the latest science instead of just smearing people. 

 

[Scarlet]

I thought the young man did a very nice job of explaining his position, his reasoning, and his decision. 

All about me thinking.  I guess he doesn't get the part about the unvaccinated spreading the virus.  So we continue on filling body bags.  Very responsible position to take.

 

[suh_fan93]

Just terrible.  

 

[Archy1221]

All about me thinking.  I guess he doesn't get the part about the unvaccinated spreading the virus.  So we continue on filling body bags.  Very responsible position to take.

You seem to be leaving out some important context.  He has previously been infected by Covid.  

 

[DevoHusker]

All about me thinking.  I guess he doesn't get the part about the unvaccinated spreading the virus.  So we continue on filling body bags.  Very responsible position to take.

Did you read about the Harvard Business School? 

 

[Scarlet]

You seem to be leaving out some important context.  He has previously been infected by Covid.  

Got it. 

There is however every bit as much data on the safety of the vaccines as there is on immunity due to prior infection.  There's also a lot of indications that a person who had covid before and later is vaccinated will possibly have immunity for years.  Possibly life long.  

Then there's the issue of administering the claims of those who state they have had Covid before.  Is there a standard?  Does an antibody test suffice?  I'm sure there'd be every bit the amount of pushback if this was required proof of immunity.  The goalposts will just move.

I just think so many people are out-thinking this.  Get the vaxx.  It's that simple.