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I've got a cold. Nothing serious, just the sniffles and a cough. Still not going to wear a mask, still gonna get the bus to work, gonna love every second of the scowls from the cunts who are scared of a minor vlrus.
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It kills Killer T cells, it's like reverse AIDS which kills Helper T cells.Haven’t read the thread in a while i have a question question regarding the mRNA vaccine that’s been given out for the last year or so:
Does it kill/slow t-cells in your body?
So in theory if someone were to develop cancerous cells or is even a recovering patient after cancer treatment would the vaccine be the sure death sentence?
If that is the case: oh boy, it’s going to get cancerous the next months or years.
I like that there are a number who haven't even had one jab yet.The oddest thing is that we are literally going to get a fourth shot now.
This scamdemic has always been about seizing power (and at one point getting Orange Man out).There is no point in curing them, they mutate too fast and they also play a role in outcompeting deadlier viruses.
Hopefully this insanity ends everywhere someday.Two years of this!
HODL here my dudes. Mad props for those not succumbing.I like that there are a number who haven't even had one jab yet.
I've got a cold. Nothing serious, just the sniffles and a cough. Still not going to wear a mask, still gonna get the bus to work, gonna love every second of the scowls from the cunts who are scared of a minor vlrus.
It was a close family member miscarrying that sealed it for me.HODL here my dudes. Mad props for those not succumbing.
the only issue i'm really worried about is my mom is on disability after a major back injury so if they tie a vaccine requirement to receiving federal funds or something like that my wife and i are gonna be in a rough spot trying to figure out what we're gonna do with her. she's pretty adamant about not getting it. (no one in my family has)HODL here my dudes. Mad props for those not succumbing.
No won't be 4 shots it will be way more than that.So I've seen people go full circle now that the Unicorn-Variant has emerged. Back to "STOP KILLING GRANDMA, YOU SICKO SOCIOPATH!!! GET THE JAB!!!" I live stateside now (thankfully holy shit imagine if I was a Canuck still) and I still don't hear shit about how multiple states pushed for policy that lead to a lot of people dying in nursing homes, the bulk of the 3/4 Million is literally from that policy. Now we've been firing nurses and aides because they refuse to get the shot after many have seen adverse effects first hand, I've had some family members who work in healthcare admit to seeing a lot more heart issues pile up. And ignoring the vaccine bullshit if you just wanna ignore that, a lot of older people basically saw Covid as death incarnate and missed treatments.
The oddest thing is that we are literally going to get a fourth shot now. The South African Variant means that, but why do we try to cure an RNA virus? We can't do it to Influenza? Ignore the whole New World Order stuff and all of this makes no fucking sense. Coronaviruses from what I remember of my microbiology of health and disease classes are basically apart of the sphere of the common cold viruses. There is no point in curing them, they mutate too fast and they also play a role in outcompeting deadlier viruses. The way of thinking that's leading the fight against the Coronavirus is unorthodox to an absurd degree, we'd be better with public health officials who believe in humoristic theory.
Two years of this! Kids have been born in this time. They are normalized to the idea of their mother wearing mask in public. They're being raised in environments that are hyper-sterile, are we gonna see a generation with autoimmune disorders seen as common? That going to be the hot new minority?
They're not shit. It's just trust in human authority will inevitably lead to shit.People are shit and tyranny is inevitable.
While I agree this is normal, some of this is certainly a social contagion.My coworker finally got a diagnosis for all of her health issues this year; it is confirmed sarcoidosis of the liver. Now her mom had sarcoidosis of the lungs, but I'm still convinced this is vaccine related considering the timing with the administration of it. Seeing her fall apart in her mid 40s was unbelievable. Hope they can get her on a treatment plan and that she doesn't fall apart again...
And now another coworker has just come forward telling me that her mom has cancer in the lungs; a recent find within the last week. She kept getting sick off and on since May (right after vaccines....) and couldn't break a fever recently/had the bronch and pneumonia. She's only 70. Old but not completely on death's door... Sad.
So couple these two stories with the other coworker I talked to who developed severe allergies this year and my friend's mom being in the hospital finding out about a cancer diagnosis as well. And couple all of those with hearing about other people in my building having siblings/parents develop strokes and high blood pressure... It is not normal to hear about people getting sick so often or it didn't used to be.
The Unions argue transfer is appropriate because the D.C. Circuit is the only court where petitioners on both sides of the ETS filed petitions for review, the government is located, and many lawyers representing various petitioners are located. The Unions further argue that the D.C. Circuit hears more agency challenges and specifically challenges to OSHA rulemaking than any other Circuit. As a result, they believe the D.C. Circuit has expertise in adjudicating complex administrative law cases, which make up a disproportionate share of its docket. The Unions also argue that a transfer would foster judicial economy because there could be natural overlap between the issues pending before the D.C. Circuit in the challenge to the healthcare ETS.
Meanwhile, the government has opposed the motions for the 6th Circuit to review the case en banc with all sixteen active judges. The government argues that an en banc hearing of the case would unduly delay adjudication of the merits and the exigent circumstances and grave danger requiring an ETS in the counsel against such delay. The government also argues that there is no inter-circuit or intra-circuit split requiring the extraordinary and rarely used procedure to have the case heard en banc at this point in the proceedings. In making this argument, the government notes that the ETS challengers claim that there is binding 6th Circuit and Supreme Court (referring to the CDC eviction moratorium litigations) which control the case and which they are not seeking to overturn. Therefore, the case should follow the normal procedures and be reviewed by a three-judge panel.
The reason for this request is that the Sixth Circuit is a majority Republican appointed judges (10 to 6, of which six were confirmed under the Trump Administration), which should give the plaintiffs a better shot at winning, or so they think.
Even if the Sixth Circuit denies the request for the en banc hearing, it could still do so after the three-judge panel makes a final ruling on the case. After that, the case is likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
The Sixth Circuit, which was selected in a multi-circuit lottery to hear the consolidated case challenging the OSHA standard, responded with a briefing schedule indicating it won’t rule on the administration’s request until after Dec. 10.
That means the briefing will run past Dec. 6, the emergency standard’s first major compliance deadline. The rule calls for employers by that point to develop a vaccine policy, determine employee vaccination status, and provide leave for worker vaccination or recovery.
If the stay remains in place as of mid-December, then there’s near-zero chance the rule will be in effect by the Jan. 4 deadline for employers with at least 100 employees to ensure that their workers are fully vaccinated or to begin testing them regularly.
And even if government lawyers convince the Sixth Circuit to dissolve the order blocking the rule, OSHA will be forced to move back that vaccination-or-testing deadline, said David Coale, an appellate lawyer with Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann LLP.
Expecting employers to ramp up for that Jan. 4 deadline with only a few weeks lead time would be unreasonably burdensome, change some of the rule’s cost-benefit estimates, and open OSHA to allegations that it violated legally mandated procedures for establishing regulations, he said.
We're on to the UNICRON variant.
Our extremely small Omicron sample size tells us that the new variant is uber deadly for the unvaxxies, and a nothingburger for the vaxxies.
How convenient for our tyranny-loving overlords that need a new excuse to push harder towards their goals
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They said it! They said the "and that's a good thing" line! I just got bingo!
Good. Even hanging the sign on the door makes you an enemy of the people. Any business owner who would sacrifice their customers in order to appease the government doesn't deserve the patronage of the public.The problem is, the unvaccinated are just staying away.
It's honestly not all that difficult where I'm at, in a relatively non-pozzed state. Though, at the same time even with all the fear mongering about places with lax mandates or none at all, I know only two people who've died during the past two years, one because covid delayed a treatment he needed and resulted in complications upon getting the treatment, and another being a grandmother passing in her sleep in her 80s of natural causes.HODL here my dudes. Mad props for those not succumbing.
You're twisting the facts by presenting a ridiculously small list of alternatives, just to make yourself the victim again. Did you try any of these other options?
Was compliance the only option you tried? My main quibble is with words, just like the tranny debate. Forced is when they forcibly arrest you and inject you while restrained. Tricked or coerced is where they use lies, confidence tricks, propaganda and veiled threats to dupe you into voluntarily taking their poison, which is what you did. You weren't forced. You drove yourself, set your date yourself, chose which dispensary to visit, and went and got it. You were tricked, because you weren't forced. You don't get to play 100% victim. Pharma has plenty of blame too but those of us who said no rightly look down on the idiot complaint. You stood for no one and nothing. You won't stand for your fellows, because you won't even stand for yourself. In a crisis you can be counted on to do and stand for nothing, and now you're whining that other people know this about your character.
- Fake your paperwork
- Ask your PCP to squirt your shot into the trash and give you paperwork
- Bribe your PCP to squirt your shot into the trash and give you paperwork
- Ask / Bribe your PCP to issue a medical exemption
- Bribe anyone administering vaccines to give you fake paperwork
- Change jobs
- Move to a state which values citizen rights, such as Florida or Texas. There are about a dozen now.
- Seeking new employment
- Moving in with family
- Writing up requests for religious exemption
- Calling an attorney
- Playing dumb/ stalling
- Saying no and making them fire you
At the end of the day your bodily autonomy is either worth it to you or it isn't, and for you it wasn't. Or maybe you were too much of a coward to even let yourself think up any other options.
Your condemnation means nothing to me, which is another reason I didn't get the shot. And I'm sorry your compliance is harming the rest of society. We could end lockdown tomorrow if it weren't for you subhuman cowards. Live free or die. You chose die, so die already.
But it's a traditional vax, not literal gene therapy packaged as a NeoVax after they literally had to redefine vax to make it count, so in the event of a "you MUST get a Vax or you can't buy food anymore" it's probably your best option. I imagine real vaccines like that can still have horrific side effects, though?Unknown efficacy with even less long term safety data