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What a dick munching thing to say, even for a senile old sniffer.
98%. I'm extremely confident the medically ineligible category would already make this impossible. This is the confirmation that it was never about herd immunity. Its shut up, sit down, and listen to your betters.
His logic doesn't make any sense either (shocking, I know)
He seems to forget that us human beings have this thing called an immune system that's supposed to fight off shit naturally. One of the reasons why always being clean (i.e. using sanitizers like every hour) is bad is because it doesn't allow for your immune system to handle and learn how to fight off the bad shit that gets in you. By having almost 100% of people vaccinated, it leads to everyone having weak immune systems that rely on the vaccines or else they will just give up and let the bad shit take-over. Think meth addicts, or even cigarette smokers, that claim they always need their fix or else they can't live cause their bodies will break down and become fucked up.
Funny thing about that. My mom just relayed this to me:
https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/dozens-of-unc-health-workers-quit-over-vaccine-mandate/19886823/
Sixty UNC Health employees have resigned rather than get vaccinated against coronavirus, health system officials said Tuesday. System officials had given some 30,000 workers until Tuesday to
get their shots or face termination, but on Monday, they
pushed that deadline back to Nov. 2. More than 1,000 unvaccinated employees are now on probation and have six weeks to get their shots. "We never anticipated that we would be standing outside UNC Medical Center the evening of [Sept.] 21 asking people to turn in their ID badges," said Dr. Matt Ewend, chief clinical officer for UNC Health. "There would always be a period where there would be consequences but where folks would have a chance to correct their actions and become compliant and stay with us.”
Some UNC Health workers told WRAL News that they're concerned about the safety of the available vaccines, their quick roll-out and potential long-term side-effects. "I quit a job that I literally loved because I didn’t want to put something in my body," said Brittany Minahan, whose last nursing shift at Wayne UNC Healthcare, in Goldsboro, was Sunday. Minahan received a religious exemption from vaccination, but she resigned after being told she would need to undergo coronavirus testing twice a week. "Why are we not testing the people who are vaccinated?" she asked. "You are discriminating [against] me for not taking the vaccine.”
Laurie Scherbekow, a nurse at North Carolina Heart & Vascular, a UNC Health cardiology practice in Smithfield, also obtained a religious exemption from getting vaccinated and is staying on the job, despite her opposition to the mandate. "It absolutely is about our freedom. We should have the freedom to choose,” Scherbekow said. "I cried and prayed. I even asked God, ‘If I am wrong. Show me that I am wrong.’” Ewend argued that the vaccines are safe and effective, noting that almost every COVID-19 patient on a ventilator at UNC Medical Center, in Chapel Hill, wasn't vaccinated.
“There is real support among our workforce for this [mandate],” he said. "It makes for a safer working environment, and that’s what we are supposed to bring to our patients and each other.” UNC Health's hospitals are already stretched thin in terms of staffing during the pandemic, Ewend said, but officials are planning for the possibility of more vacancies after the Nov. 2 deadline. "It was never our intention to lose a single person," he said. "We have contingency plans to mobilize folks and get them into the clinical settings so we can continue to care for the sickest people in North Carolina.”
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Yeah, 97-98% ain't happening, Sleepy Joe. Now fuck off.