Red Mosquito

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Just so you know nobody outside the city gives a fuck what JB or Beetlejuice say. People make up their own minds and pretty much always have since like May last year.

I’m sure the Quad Cities experience is much more representative of America.

It's just an IQ test at this point. You're fully vaccinated and still cucking yourself to a fat billionaire and a psychopath. Get a grip.

Imagine thinking doing some simple shit that takes 10 seconds makes you a cuck.

It's not that deep, dude. You'll find some other shit to be dumb about soon.

It's not that deep is what your co worker will probably be saying if you ever decide to get a haircut and leave your bubble.

verb_to_trust wrote:It's not that deep is what your co worker will probably be saying if you ever decide to get a haircut and leave your bubble.

I've been working outside the home since January. Since September, actually.

You've never made a single good point on this topic. We all know it, you know it. Like I said, you'll find some other dumb shit to pointlessly rage about soon. We're all looking forward to it.

Orpheus wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:It's not that deep is what your co worker will probably be saying if you ever decide to get a haircut and leave your bubble.

I've been working outside the home since January. Since September, actually.

You've never made a single good point on this topic. We all know it, you know it. Like I said, you'll find some other dumb shit to pointlessly rage about soon. We're all looking forward to it.

You've seemed pretty frightened outside of whatever your work obligations are (tutoring small groups of kids?)

Sweet dreams, Mask be upon you!

If these vaccines don't prevent transmission, then apparently they (or our immune system in response to) function very differently than all the vaccines we are used to. If a fully vaccinated person must continue to wear a mask, it sounds like a pretty worthless vaccine. At that point, why take it?

A coworker got the rona, was sick for two days. Some people feel crummy for two days after getting their 2nd dose of mRNA vaccines. If you're young and healthy, whats the difference?

We have to be responsible for the health of others and intervene when necessary. (Not with abortion though)

verb_to_trust wrote:We have to be responsible for the health of others and intervene when necessary. (Not with abortion though)

Its a great combo of requiring a vaccine passport for normal life while not letting up on masking restrictions. Is the passport proof of non transmission or what?

simple schoolboy wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:We have to be responsible for the health of others and intervene when necessary. (Not with abortion though)

Its a great combo of requiring a vaccine passport for normal life while not letting up on masking restrictions. Is the passport proof of non transmission or what?

It creates two separate classes of people. America loves that shit.

My mother is getting her first shot of the Pfizer vaccine tomorrow. Happy about that.

Typo or Northern European term of endearment?

Typo

simple schoolboy wrote:If these vaccines don't prevent transmission, then apparently they (or our immune system in response to) function very differently than all the vaccines we are used to. If a fully vaccinated person must continue to wear a mask, it sounds like a pretty worthless vaccine. At that point, why take it?

A coworker got the rona, was sick for two days. Some people feel crummy for two days after getting their 2nd dose of mRNA vaccines. If you're young and healthy, whats the difference?

Do most vaccines prevent transmission or do they train healthy immune systems to kill the virus before transmission is likely?

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Just so you know nobody outside the city gives a fuck what JB or Beetlejuice say. People make up their own minds and pretty much always have since like May last year.

I’m sure the Quad Cities experience is much more representative of America.

It's just an IQ test at this point. You're fully vaccinated and still cucking yourself to a fat billionaire and a psychopath. Get a grip.

Have you stopped wearing a mask yet?

verb_to_trust wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:We have to be responsible for the health of others and intervene when necessary. (Not with abortion though)

Its a great combo of requiring a vaccine passport for normal life while not letting up on masking restrictions. Is the passport proof of non transmission or what?

It creates two separate classes of people. America loves that shit.

Yea, patriots and true patriots (who are smart, too), right?

Rob wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:We have to be responsible for the health of others and intervene when necessary. (Not with abortion though)

Its a great combo of requiring a vaccine passport for normal life while not letting up on masking restrictions. Is the passport proof of non transmission or what?

It creates two separate classes of people. America loves that shit.

Yea, patriots and true patriots (who are smart, too), right?

If it makes you feel better to think of it that way, Halford.

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Just so you know nobody outside the city gives a fuck what JB or Beetlejuice say. People make up their own minds and pretty much always have since like May last year.

I’m sure the Quad Cities experience is much more representative of America.

It's just an IQ test at this point. You're fully vaccinated and still cucking yourself to a fat billionaire and a psychopath. Get a grip.

Have you stopped wearing a mask yet?

Got together with some family Sunday for Easter. Nobody wore a mask and I don't even recall anybody mentioning covid.