For the viscous side effects, I suggest more fiber.....
I don't understand why it’s called a vaccine? Because it is not a vaccine, is mrna wrapped in a fatty coating that is delivered to a cell. It is a medical device designed to stimulate the human cell to become a creator of pathogens. A vaccine must stimulate both the immunity of the person receiving it, but also stop the transmission, and this "vaccine" does not do that. Even CDC was very clear on that . The mrna “vaccine” that will penetrate the cell is not meant to stop transmission. This "vaccine" is a chemical pathogen that has the role of triggering the action of producing chemical pathogens inside the cell. It is not a living system, it is not a biological system, it is a molecular "package". It is a synthetic pathogen not a vaccine.So let’s not call it a vaccine when it doesn’t meet the standards of a vaccine.
I've seen several definitions of vaccine and none mention stopping transmission.
If you get the vaccine, you’re less likely to transmit it to others, and it’s especially unlikely that you’ll transmit it to other vaccinated people. And if you do happen to give it to other vaccinated people, it will almost definitely be either an asymptomatic or mild case.
I think you can respect your fellow coworkers, friends, and family members who choose not to get the shot. Done speaking with ya bro (or sis)
But you can still transmit it and that’s my point .
Thank you, this thread needed this. Wish more men and women on here would respect other people's choices about whether or not to get the vaccine. It's a personal choice. Your body, your choice.One more time for the people that are new or haven't been paying attention,
We are grownups here, or at the very least the moderators expect you to act like fucking grownups.
This means not insulting fellow members of the board.
Does that mean you can be snarky and a bit of an asshole?
Yes, as long as you don't do it at anyone here.
Don't make it personal and I won't have to stop the car.
If you want to get political, there is a fucking thread for that in the Off The Clock Forum.
Please go there but remember the rules are the same.
Play nice or...
I don’t appreciate you using the term Fattie!!! You think it’s easy to just stop eating so much, it’s not!! I have an addiction to food same as people who abuse alcohol or drugs!!!
Honestly they don't have actual, confirmed, multiple study proof that rises to the level of a natural law that it stops transmission. So rather than say what's going to be an obvious yes, they don't want to say anything that can be used later against them until they get that proof. That's what's been done all alone, information released is fit for a research study than public consumption, everyone gets frustrated because there's an awful lot of words for "I don't know beyond all doubt and I'm scared to make a logical assumption" and have to live with non-answers for ridiculously long times.
And FYK face (Fuck You Karen) as you pour her decaf!
So you would want to get sick, possibly feel like crap, have a headache, cough for days, etc? Possibly need to be hospitalized.... And even if you get Covid, you can get it again. While you may have "true" immunity, you may not be better protected than someone who has "fake" immunity.
California has reported 3,620 so-called breakthrough cases of coronavirus infections in people who were fully vaccinated since Jan. 1, state public health officials said Wednesday. Of those cases, at least 150 people were hospitalized and at least 20 died.
I agree with you Tessa. I’m sure you already know where I stand with this topic. That’s why I refrain myself engaging in some of the conversations, because people seems to not be able to agree to disagree on here and soon fallows the disrespect of different opinions . I respect everyone’s opinion as well as their desire to do what’s best for them .
3,620 since January 1 is such a minuscule number compared to the number of infections of unvaccinated people. California reported 1,903 total new cases yesterday alone.
I get what you are saying . But now stop and think about what you said “ only 20 people”. Those 20 people meant a lot to their families too especially since they also thought getting vaccinated will prevent them from dying .
Because the vaccine doesn’t prevent it, just reduces the severity, and I have a kid at home with increased risk?
I get that and I don’t want to minimize those 20 deaths, but it’s significantly lower than the number of Californians die in a typical flu season. And of those 20 deaths, state officials said that some of them may have died due to unrelated underlying conditions, they’re looking into that.
I am in this camp. And adding the scientists spend their lives to figure this shit out. I am happy to listen to them when they say "it works here is how it works(stuff I maybe understand) take it." Cause I am old enough to have heard the stories from my mom and grandparents about Polio and when that vaccine hit and how it changed the game for everyone. I know my mother would slap the taste out of my mouth if I said "Naw I will wait to get vaccinated." And she never laid a hand on me, growing up.
