What to do if vaccines are mandated?

[WARFAB]

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[thughes]

ummmm....yeah.

[Norm Deguerre x2]

Your Post, Willie Is why this is a great Forum.

[gtnorry]

So my stepson and his girlfriend have covid. For the second time!!
Both are vaccinated

[thughes]

So my stepson and his girlfriend have covid. For the second time!!
Both are vaccinated

This is directly the fault of all those unvaccinated people running around infecting all of the vaccinated people. Those selfish bastards!

[usmcveteran]

This is directly the fault of all those unvaccinated people running around infecting all of the vaccinated people. Those selfish bastards!

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[Norm Deguerre x2]

MC ..you go to Aruba, or something ??
You have tanned a bit

[gtnorry]

I thought you couldn’t get covid twice?

[thughes]

I'm pretty sure you can get the flu more than once, why would this virus be any different the the millions of other viruses out there? Just another argument for dropping this covid panic nonsense and accepting the fact that it's here to stay. Get on with life.....

[WARFAB]

I thought you couldn’t get covid twice?

There isn't a whole lot of good statistical information out there about who's getting reinfected. There is anecdotal evidence and some commentary from non-mainstream sources that the Covid vaccines hurt your immune system.

I don't think anyone really knows what's going on at this point. I'd be very interested in seeing reinfection percentages for people who've had Covid and not gotten vaxxed, but I don't think anyone is tracking that. Definitely not any official US agencies tracking such a statistic.

[Norm Deguerre x2]

.Gov doesn't want those statistics

[usmcveteran]

I thought you couldn’t get covid twice?

My guess is it's like the flu..... The longer it's around the more variants. The more variants the more of them that are different enough to evade vaccine and natural immunity.

It's here to stay at this point. The governments failed at stopping it.

[WARFAB]

It's here to stay at this point. The governments failed at stopping it.

The government never had the power to stop this.

The part that kills me is that the government's original goal to"flatten the curve" was the most realistic and honest plan the government has proposed in the past 2 years, but nobody seemed to understand it was also an admission that the virus wasn't going to stop or go away.

[thughes]

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[WARFAB]

https://twitter.com/TyCardon/status/...ction-n2601670

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Pfizer CEO: “Two doses of the vaccine offers very limited protection, if any. 3 doses with a booster offer reasonable protection against hospitalization and deaths. Less protection against infection.”

Someone needs to show this to the liberal SCOTUS justices so that they understand the truth about the vaccine mandates and we can get a unanimous ruling.

[usmcveteran]

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...bout-everybody

fauci says just about everyone will get omicron regardless of vaccination status but those vaxxed and boosted should hopefully not die or get hospitalized.

Duh, the evidence has shown omicron is mild.

[gtnorry]

I haven’t heard any deaths reported on local news for weeks now.

[WARFAB]

[fauci says just about everyone will get omicron regardless of vaccination status but those vaxxed and boosted should hopefully not die or get hospitalized.

Duh, the evidence has shown omicron is mild.

I'm sure next year he'll be telling everyone how right he was about the vaccine protecting people from omicron.

[usmcveteran]

Anecdotally with super small sample size. I know 2 people. 1 vaxxed and 1 unvaxxed. Both are roughly same age. Vaxxed one had more severe symptoms then unvaxxed. Both had COVID at same time , both work together, both survived without issue and are doing fine lol.

[WARFAB]

SCOTUS blocks OSHA vaccine mandate.

The ruling was 6-3 against the OSHA mandate, but the Medicare/Medicaid was upheld 5-4.

I'll be interested in reading the decisions to see how Roberts and Kavanaugh justified their decision to uphold the HHS mandate after striking the OSHA mandate. Guessing I have a general idea of how they did it, but worth the read anyways.