Sean Hannity is telling his viewers that it's time to get vaccinated.

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HF - eloquent - and Well written.

fascist DPST's are clueless as to the meaning of teh term "personal choice" - a freedom they find offensive, and plan to destroy in a marxist 'paradise' they plan to inflict on an unwilling America.



A shame that gullible indoctrinated people are so ingrained against thinking for their own selves - preferring the prison of the Fascist DPST's marxist ideology, and teh poverty of "Equity" - rather than freedom and equal opportunity for All !
it is a Truth reflected in teh mindless parroting of the Lies of the fascist DPST party, and their LSM propaganda machine. Originally Posted by oeb11
"personal choice" and talk to your doctor about it as he/she knows your health. He been saying it along. Its not new. Op seems to think its new when its been the same thing he been saying all along
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You said Fox mandated that their employees be vaccinated. Go back to post # 5 and review it. I pointed out they didn’t have a vaccine mandate. You prove they all are. Originally Posted by bambino

fox news has implemented a vaccine passport system for their employees. don't have the link to the article. will find it.
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"personal choice" and talk to your doctor about it as he/she knows your health. He been saying it along. Its not new. Op seems to think its new when its been the same thing he been saying all along Originally Posted by offshoredrilling

the OP is obsessed with all things FOX. you'd think he'd better served watching the Madcow on MSDNC ..

now there is a cunt.


fox news has implemented a vaccine passport system for their employees. don't have the link to the article. will find it. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm
it's a self reporting portal that is voluntary

my employer "Ginormous US Bank" is doing the same thing.
How do you know they’re vaccinated? You don’t. Plus, vaccinated people still get COVID. Ask the Texas Democrats. Originally Posted by bambino
Ya you can still get it but many times less likely to have serious issues with it. Also depends on if you wait out the about 1.5 months for the vaccine to set in.
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A shame that gullible indoctrinated people are so ingrained against thinking for their own selves
ALL part of the CONDITIONING ,,,,
A shame that gullible indoctrinated people are so ingrained against thinking for their own selves
ALL part of the CONDITIONING ,,,, Originally Posted by rexdutchman
I completely agree that Trumpys conservatives and republicans absolutely lack that ability and are the most gullible idiots there are.
  • oeb11
  • 07-21-2021, 09:58 AM
1b1 - please stop the demeaning, name-calling and inappropriate characterizations.
Those of different political opinions are human being - Just Like you!
If you want respect as a human being - start by respecting Others.



dehumanization - as you are posting - is a Goebbels type propaganda ploy to institute a holocaust against those One disagrees with - just as did hitler against teh jewish peoples in 1030's germany.

I pray for anyone who agrees with such posts.
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It's beginning to look like employer's from Universities to Cruise Ships, will be able to mandate a Covid passport to enter. Doesn't mean you are mandated to get a vaccine but it looks like you can be legally denied right of "movement and passage" if you aren't vaccinated.


https://www.npr.org/2021/07/19/10180...al-judge-rules


Indiana University's Vaccine Requirement Should Stand, Federal Judge Rules

A federal judge has blocked a challenge to Indiana University's requirement that students get vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning to campus this fall. Indiana University is one of hundreds of colleges mandating COVID-19 vaccinations this year.


According to university policy, students and staff must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they qualify for a medical, religious or ethical exemption, or unless a student is attending a fully online program. Students who qualify for an exemption will need to take extra-precautionary measures on campus by wearing masks, taking additional coronavirus tests and either heading home or quarantining in the case of an outbreak.


Students who refuse the vaccine and don't qualify for an exemption can have their classes canceled and access to online university systems revoked.
Eight students sued the school in June, asking for a preliminary injunction to halt the university's policy. In the complaint, they argued the rules trample on their rights under the 14th Amendment, "which includes rights of personal autonomy and bodily integrity, and the right to reject medical treatment."


The students, represented by the Bopp Law Firm in Terre Haute, Ind., had a range of reasons for opposing the mandate, including the relatively low risk of developing serious symptoms based on their age and the unknown long-term effects of the vaccine. (The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said serious side effects "are extremely unlikely.")
This week, the court denied the motion for a preliminary injunction, which would have halted the vaccine requirement as the case worked its way through the courts. In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Damon Leichty wrote, "The situation here is a far cry from past blunders in medical ethics like the Tuskegee Study."


It's important to understand, he said, that the university isn't forcing anyone to get a vaccine. It's offering students and staff options: They can either get the vaccine, apply for an exemption or find a new school to attend (or, in the case of staff, a new job). Since the policy only applies to the fall 2021 semester, students can also choose to take the semester off or attend all remote classes.


https://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/tourism-cruises/article252863233.html


Appeals court sides with CDC, Norwegian Cruise Lines over DeSantis on vaccination rules

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 guidelines for cruise lines returning to operation are rules, not suggestions, a federal appeals court ruled Saturday night, reversing a lower court decision in favor of the state of Florida.


The 2-1 decision by the U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals judges was a win for the CDC and, by extension, Norwegian Cruise Lines, which filed an amicus brief in this case.
Now McIneny is telling people to get the vaccine. I suppose allows your own supporters to be the vast majority of the folks getting sick might make the Fox folks decide that the “vaccines make Biden look good so let’s slow down adoption” strategy is pretty STUPID. Who’ll be next to switch their tune Laura, Tucker, the folks on the Five. How long before they start telling people to get out and get vaccinated?

Hell, Doocey already fell in line and I presume Kilmeade will try to claim that he’s always promoted the vaccine even when he argued stupidly that it’s not the govt’s responsibility to try to protect people. That ranks as one of the stupidest statements I’ve heard from him (and he’s a stupid statement machine).
No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service. Long upheld, no discrimination against any "protected class", Vaccine is even free, shirts and shoes aren't. As Wendy's said, "Where's the beef".
Steve Scalise now got the vaccine because “unvaccinated” people are 95% of the hospitalized. And since his supporters are the unvaccinated, I suppose it’d be bad for them to be dying.

Just think had he and the other Republicans pushed vaccines at first and accepted that the pandemic was real, maybe their own people wouldn’t now be the ones suffering. I presume it’s too late for them to convince their own idiots at this point.
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The vaccine deniers are afraid of getting a small shot in the arm. Most of the media they watch is "fear based"---afraid of immigrants, afraid of science, afraid of Mr. Potato Head, afraid of good dental practices, afraid of paying their fare share of income taxes etc etc. Trump was afraid he would lose the election...so he started the vaccine program...but implemented it poorly.


Fear is a good motivator...both sides (right and left) use it to their advantage.
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The vaccine deniers are afraid of getting a small shot in the arm. Most of the media they watch is "fear based"---afraid of immigrants, afraid of science, afraid of Mr. Potato Head, afraid of good dental practices, afraid of paying their fare share of income taxes etc etc. Trump was afraid he would lose the election...so he started the vaccine program...but implemented it poorly.


Fear is a good motivator...both sides (right and left) use it to their advantage. Originally Posted by matchingmole

i have determined that i am too old, fat, drunk and a chain smoker and thus too unhealthy to risk taking the vaccine


BAHHAHHAHAAAAAAA
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i have determined that i am too old, fat, drunk and a chain smoker and thus too unhealthy to risk taking the vaccine


BAHHAHHAHAAAAAAA Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
I determined that I wanted to keep on overeating, drinking to excess, and smoking like a freight train for as many more years as humanly possible...so I got the shot. What doesn't kill ya...makes ya stronger


More chances to score some prime 19-28 year old pussy in the wild than cooped up in a hospital on a ventilator.
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I determined that I wanted to keep on overeating, drinking to excess, and smoking like a freight train for as many more years as humanly possible...so I got the shot. What doesn't kill ya...makes ya stronger


More chances to score some prime 19-28 year old pussy in the wild than cooped up in a hospital on a ventilator. Originally Posted by matchingmole



if you say so .. Friedrich Nietzsche