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Avery said:
Politically, it’s an odd line that some governors are walking right now when they plead for their citizens, outright beg even, to get vaccinated yet also throw ire at plans that are designed to actually get people vaccinated.

No doubt that the mandates and testing posed in the executive order is wielding a pretty big hammer, but there’s little wiggle room to do much else at this point and I don’t see any actual plans in motion from most governors.

Life pre-COVID is such a distance memory.
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Why don’t these Republican governors criticize fellow party members and media who are anti vax and prolonging this pandemic by their disinformation?
 
Al-O-Meter said:
Schools aren't Federally controlled. Each state runs their own show and state legislatures have the power to mandate vaccines. The Tenth Amendment gives the states that power and the courts have upheld that power. There is nothing wrong with vaccine mandates. There is a huge problem with a US President unilaterally declaring a vaccine mandate will be done. There has never been an instance in US History of the President doing anything like this by decree and daring people to stop him.
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So did all 50 states decide on the vaccines mandates that were already in place at the same time or each at different times? Do you think the federal government had some influence in all 50 states coming to that same decision?
 
fishonjazz said:
So did all 50 states decide on the vaccines mandates that were already in place at the same time or each at different times? Do you think the federal government had some influence in all 50 states coming to that same decision?
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There may be been influence from the federal government, and there isn't any problem if there was. I know for a fact that happened with seatbelt laws, which too are implemented at the state level. There is a big difference between recognizing the power to do a thing belongs to another agency or branch and applying pressure to the controlling entity versus thinking all government power is now vested in one man to wield by executive order.
 
This is the guy bullying others to get vaccinated yet rushes awkwardly to an elder lady, pulls down his mask completely contaminating it, touching her after touching god knows what, making the mask pointless and then breathes on her.

Your mask are political theater. Wear one if you want but it's pretty evident.


#theanswerisno
#commonsense
 
Al-O-Meter said:
There may be been influence from the federal government, and there isn't any problem if there was. I know for a fact that happened with seatbelt laws, which too are implemented at the state level. There is a big difference between recognizing the power to do a thing belongs to another agency or branch and applying pressure to the controlling entity versus thinking all government power is now vested in one man to wield by executive order.
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Still curious though. Did all 50 states decide at the exact same time too have vaccine mandates or were they staggered?
 
JazzyFresh said:
This is the guy bullying others to get vaccinated yet rushes awkwardly to an elder lady, pulls down his mask completely contaminating it, touching her after touching god knows what, making the mask pointless and then breathes on her.
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I agree that's inappropriate.

JazzyFresh said:
Your mask are political theater.
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Do you think Biden is sober and competent enough to be an exemplar of good behavior?
 
One Brow said:
Where where you in 2002 when the Patriot Act was being created? Compared to that, Biden's vaccine requirement is light-weight.
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Against it when it was enacted. Against the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act of 2017. Against the Patriot Act extension Nancy Pelosi and Jose Serrano inserted into the HR 3055 Appropriations bill which passed on a party line vote. Against the USA Freedom Reauthorization Act. Support a full pardon for Edward Snowden. I voted for the guy who wore a boot on his head.
 
One Brow said:
Where where you in 2002 when the Patriot Act was being created?
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This is a low IQ question.

Do you really believe anyone in the public actually knew the depth of the Patriot Act? This was another of those, "we have to sign it into law, before we read it" type deals, the Globalist politicians knew what they were doing. When you propagandize an entire generation (boomers/cold war) into hiding under there desks in public school to be safe from a nuclear fallout, it's easy to use fear as a tool.

Where were you speaking out when John McCain was out parading around with Al'Qaeda? Where were you when Hillary and Obama were paying rebels in Libya to enlarge Gadaffi's rectum? Where were you when Bush Sr was running guns and drugs with South American Narcos/WTO, or when they lied about Kawait during his presidency? Where were you when Clinton was bombing the **** out of innocent Serbian Christians and siding with Bosnian Islamist's?

You're either on the side of Globalists or you're not...Its that simple
 
Hax0rs said:
Looks like you didn't read the findings and came up with your own facts
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From your posted article:

However, they added that "Notably, individuals who were previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 and given a single dose of the BNT162b2 vaccine gained additional protection against the Delta variant."

What isn't discussed, and has been definitively proven, is the vaccine provides much better protection than no vaccine at all.

I never expected I would not get Covid after I received both vaccine doses, I just expected lesser symptoms and a less likelihood of severe effects from Covid, which has proven to be true.

I laughed when I first saw the movie Idiocracy, but based on the knowledge of many people in this country (and this site) I now see that we are sadly living in it.
 
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JazzGal said:
I refuse to accept that if I lean toward one party more than the other, I fully embrace everything they do, singularly or collectively. I hope none of us do that, because both parties and members of both parties make terrible decisions.

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it's a shame more people aren't like minded The need to adhere to one ideology or the other stops people thinking about matters issue by issue
 
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