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This is why the left is stoking the divisional fires of covid vaccination, attempting to paint vaccine hesitancy as a left-right divide and demonize Republicans. They are desperate to take attention away from the absolute humanitarian disaster they have created on the southern border, the...

Even the Aussies noticed! 😅😅😅

Yes, as I said you're just parroting what you've been told to think and do. You're a mindless robot like way too many liberals - unable and unwilling to think for yourself.

Whoopsie! 😅😅😅

He knows that won't eliminate the risk He knows that won't eliminate the risk. He knows that both of them together won't eliminate the risk. He's not interested in eliminating the risk. He's interested in stoking the fires of division and trying to paint the Republicans as the bad guys so...

LUserName's just doing what he's been told to do. For an interesting perspective on it watch all of this relatively short video:

Exactly.

Maybe it's time for you to take another vacation

Are you obese, elderly, suffering from COPD or asthma? Then by all means consider getting the vaccine and getting the booster shots every few weeks. Wear a mask. Wear multiple masks. Stay home.

No. As a phlebotomist trainee, and as a health profession student at the time, I was required to have all sorts of vaccinations and to have all sorts of blood drawn. In fact during my phlebotomist training, I was a very popular pincushion for my fellow students because I'm such an easy draw. My...

The strategy at the beginning was a good one - flatten the curve, develop herd immunity. It's still a good strategy for those who do not have other risk factors. Now maybe you, Lusername, are obese. Maybe you are elderly. Maybe you have other complicating health factors that put you at risk...

I used to give out cartoon Band-Aids to my patients

Certainly not a virus as weak as the Kung Flu 😅 I'm a trained phlebotomist

I don't usually even open links to Washington Post articles but this one popped up so have at it https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/09/15/natural-immunity-vaccine-mandate/

Nothing is certain in the biological sciences. No immunity, correct. But a healthy immune system that would mitigate any degree of reservoir of contagion I might represent I'm speaking as a former professional statistician. :)

No duh pretty sure I have to be around an infected person, breathing the same air Unless of course I'm healthy and have a functioning immune system and am generally free of any health problems. Heck, I haven't had a cold for seventeen years. No, the answer to my question can be calculated...

My risk and then subsequently everyone who is exposed to me, for the last 18 months, has been exactly zero. The correct answer to my question is "no one."

Would you apply the same standard to homosexuals who engage in unprotected sex and run the risk of spreading AIDS throughout the general population?

Who have I put at risk by refusing to be vaccinated?

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