Let’s just switch this over to Cubs vs cardsI am impressed with how many different topics we have going on simultaneously in this thread.
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Let’s just switch this over to Cubs vs cardsI am impressed with how many different topics we have going on simultaneously in this thread.
What responsibilities does he have to the fans and society in general? They’re following covid protocols. I would assume that he’s informed considering his medical history. Also, it’s a personal choice and he doesn’t owe anyone anything. They’re tested regularly unlike the fans.I think it's unreasonable, because there is absolutely no way he is "waiting for more data." I would bet big $$$ he has never looked at any data, and never will. He is relying on gut instinct and anecdotes to make this decision, and he will rely on gut instinct and anecdotes when he changes his mind.
He is also ignoring his responsibilities to his teammates, to his fans, and to society at large. So, in short, he is making an uniformed and selfish decision.
That is not reasonable.
When will we stop with the "personal choice" crap like he's deciding whether to get cheese on his hamburger?What responsibilities does he have to the fans and society in general? They’re following covid protocols. I would assume that he’s informed considering his medical history. Also, it’s a personal choice and he doesn’t owe anyone anything. They’re tested regularly unlike the fans.
What responsibilities does he have to the fans and society in general? They’re following covid protocols. I would assume that he’s informed considering his medical history. Also, it’s a personal choice and he doesn’t owe anyone anything. They’re tested regularly unlike the fans.
He doesn’t owe anything to the fans. He does a lot for them already anyways. Does he wear a mask when not playing or out in public? You don’t personally know him, his situation or what he knows about it. Also, why does it bother you what he personally decides?He has $11M worth of responsibility to the fans. And he has the same responsibility as all good citizens do to society at large. In a civilized society we all have civic responsibilities.
As far as him being well-informed, his words suggest otherwise.
He doesn’t owe anything to the fans. He does a lot for them already anyways. Does he wear a mask when not playing or out in public? You don’t personally know him, his situation or what he knows about it. Also, why does it bother you what he personally decides?
Apparently we owe it to the world (or at least the part of the world with the worst teeth) to use our children as guinea pigs so they can decide if the vax is safe. Or not.It bothers me because it affects me. It affects all Americans. We all owe it to our fellow citizens to do our part to get over the pandemic so we can all go back to our normal lives and not risk a new outbreak that makes us go backwards again.
No man is an island. We all have civic responsibilities. I certainly don't know everything about Rizzo, but he did tell us his reasoning. Which, as I explained at the start, is faulty, selfish, and ignores his part of living in a civilized society.
Does he wear a mask when not on the field and when in public around people? They get tested regularly so if he’s sick he’s isolated. We all did this for a number of months, what’s different now? It is a personal choice and if he’s taking precautions otherwise then no big deal.It bothers me because it affects me. It affects all Americans. We all owe it to our fellow citizens to do our part to get over the pandemic so we can all go back to our normal lives and not risk a new outbreak that makes us go backwards again.
No man is an island. We all have civic responsibilities. I certainly don't know everything about Rizzo, but he did tell us his reasoning. Which, as I explained at the start, is faulty, selfish, and ignores his part of living in a civilized society.
Apparently we owe it to the world (or at least the part of the world with the worst teeth) to use our children as guinea pigs so they can decide if the vax is safe. Or not.
“Scientists want to see more data from the U.S. and elsewhere before taking a firm stand either way.”
UK Experts to Advise Ministers Against Mass COVID-19 Vaccination of Children
Scientists have voiced ethical concerns about vaccinating children as they rarely suffer severe COVID-19.covid19up.org
I am impressed with how many different topics we have going on simultaneously in this thread.
But we keep getting told that kids need it so they don’t spread the corona to Gamma & Gammpa.Vaccinating children is a different question. They are infected at much lower rate, they appear to transmit the virus at a much, much lower rate, and they die at an extremely low rate. So vaccinating children would not contribute much to controlling the pandemic. And that's in addition to the fact that they are not at the age of consent.
Adults, however, do contribute the the pandemic. So it is ethically imperative that adults do their part.
But we keep getting told that kids need it so they don’t spread the corona to Gamma & Gammpa.
As far as ‘doing my part’ my sole obligation is to my family, not to society. I’ve already had the virus, I have antibodies and I’m not going to risk ADE by injecting myself for an infection that my immune system can handle just fine on it’s own.
Sorry, not sorry.
The thread WAS about Rizzo, but was derailed with posts like this:I completely understand those who have already had the virus not getting the vaccine. In fact, when demand was outstripping supply I proposed putting previously infected people at the end of the priority list. Until the duration of immunity is known, however, and so long as we still have a worldwide pandemic, I think it would be advisable for even infected people to get a "booster" shot in a year or so.
However, in this thread we're talking specifically about Rizzo, who so far as I know has not been infected and thus is not immune. And I disagree that we do not have responsibilities to our fellow citizens. I believe we do.
I have faith in about half of humanity right now. The other half has demoted themselves to lab rats and volunteered themselves to participate in an unproven fast-tracked experimental gene therapy with no long-term safety profile, highly questionable short-term safety all over an over-inflated virus that over 99% of the general populations will survive anyway. That with no outside entities liable for damages. Knowing pharma's track record, that's really damn stupid.I always love seeing @naturalbornhawk 's posts and all the laugh reacts to it. Warms my heart and restores my faith in humanity.
I'm a urologist. He likely has Peyronie's disease. Quite common in diabetic men. Not seeing any causation here.
at this point there should be little doubt those that have chosen to receive these vaccines will end up wishing they hadn't in a major way.
Funny,There are so many dissenting doctors and scientists convinced enough to put their career on the line with warnings and alternative opinions and yet amazingly people float through unfazed with the belief there is no way these vaccines could be dangerous. Yes of course I could be wrong, but at this point there should be little doubt those that have chosen to receive these vaccines will end up wishing they hadn't in a major way.
I'm a urologist. He likely has Peyronie's disease. Quite common in diabetic men. Not seeing any causation here.
Geesh. This type of ownage deserves a thread of its own.You are always shrill, but I’ve noticed that as we approach three billion doses of vaccine give and no indication that they are unsafe, you have really started to dial it up. It seems the lack of bad news is creating a bit of a mental health crisis for you.
But this last sentence is the one I want to focus on. It is so utterly baseless and preposterous I felt it should be singled out as a evidence of how you have lost your damn mind on this subject. You are just flailing.
Sorry KC sucks. You picked the wrong ex Cardinal skipper. Tony LaRussa has those Cuban Sox el Blanco in first place...Let's talk about how much I hate a former Cardinal.... Mike Matheny. He sucks. @jamesvanderwulf take him back.
Mental health crisis? I doubt it but thanks for your uneducated biased opinion. What news have you been listening to? Mainstream? Yeah they're not going to badmouth (or be honest about) vaccines, or haven't you noticed? I would have assumed you would have noticed since you seem to downplay the need to vaccinate kids and those who have had COVID, yet that doesn't seem to be included in the narrative, does it?You are always shrill, but I’ve noticed that as we approach three billion doses of vaccine give and no indication that they are unsafe, you have really started to dial it up. It seems the lack of bad news is creating a bit of a mental health crisis for you.
But this last sentence is the one I want to focus on. It is so utterly baseless and preposterous I felt it should be singled out as a evidence of how you have lost your damn mind on this subject. You are just flailing.
Mental health crisis? I doubt it but thanks for your uneducated biased opinion. What news have you been listening to? Mainstream? Yeah they're not going to badmouth (or be honest about) vaccines, or haven't you noticed? I would have assumed you would have noticed since you seem to downplay the need to vaccinate kids and those who have had COVID, yet that doesn't seem to be included in the narrative, does it?
I figured you people would like that last sentence. It's not baseless, but from my vantage point should be fairly obvious to anyone who has been following along. I do understand that I come at it from a totally different perspective though because I didn't trust those in charge from the very beginning. I hope I'm wrong about the last sentence, I guess we'll see.
FIFY. You're right they did cover the blood clots, but they weren't being honest about the number of blood clots, or the vaccines that were causing them. The censorship is astounding, and completely obvious.They love bad news, and they crave the ability to break a story, but their hands are obviously almost completely tied when it comes to reporting any negative aspects surrounding vaccines.
FIFY. You're right they did cover the blood clots, but they weren't being honest about the number of blood clots, or the vaccines that were causing them. The censorship is astounding, and completely obvious.
Q: What do the vaccinated and unvaccinated have in common?
Been about a half a year for me…when should I get my “wishes” ready? The fact you are referring to these vaccines as gene therapy tells me all I need to know about you (and how little you actually know).I have faith in about half of humanity right now. The other half has demoted themselves to lab rats and volunteered themselves to participate in an unproven fast-tracked experimental gene therapy with no long-term safety profile, highly questionable short-term safety all over an over-inflated virus that over 99% of the general populations will survive anyway. That with no outside entities liable for damages. Knowing pharma's track record, that's really damn stupid.
To make matters worse these compete idiots are pushing it on their kids which virtually all would survive the actual disease, pregnant mothers, and those who are already naturally immune to COVID. The terrible decision making taking place and the awful recommendations coming from our government through this whole mess really is astounding. Never have I witnessed such a $___show of events that has transpired of the last year and a half.
There are so many dissenting doctors and scientists convinced enough to put their career on the line with warnings and alternative opinions and yet amazingly people float through unfazed with the belief there is no way these vaccines could be dangerous. Yes of course I could be wrong, but at this point there should be little doubt those that have chosen to receive these vaccines will end up wishing they hadn't in a major way.
Right now, at this point, presently, and redundantly... what is DGIS?Q: What do the vaccinated and unvaccinated have in common?
A: Neither of those groups CARE ABOUT COVID.
The vaccinated people who did care about COVID - GOT VACCINATED.
EVERYONE ELSE didn't get vaccinated. Why? Because they DGIS about COVID!
Right now, at this point - do you think Rizzo is more occupied with COVID itself, or the dpshts, the MSM, etc. who think now that he actually got COVID that somehow they "got" him?
It means you don't care.Right now, at this point, presently, and redundantly... what is DGIS?
It means you don't care.
Q: What do the vaccinated and unvaccinated have in common?
A: Neither of those groups CARE ABOUT COVID.
The vaccinated people who did care about COVID - GOT VACCINATED.
EVERYONE ELSE didn't get vaccinated. Why? Because they DGIS about COVID!
Right now, at this point - do you think Rizzo is more occupied with COVID itself, or the dpshts, the MSM, etc. who think now that he actually got COVID that somehow they "got" him?
Your first statement before the comma couldn't be further from the truth, and I think you're overstating the latter.Literally noone who has gotten the vaccine regrets the choice, meanwhile there are a zillion examples of people who didn't get vaccinated, got covid and regret that they didn't get the vaccine.