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Is HROT now full of anti-vaxxers?

In 1901 a deadly smallpox epidemic tore through the Northeast, prompting the Boston and Cambridge boards of health to order the vaccination of all residents. But some refused to get the shot, claiming the vaccine order violated their personal liberties under the Constitution.

One of those holdouts, a Swedish-born pastor named Henning Jacobson, took his anti-vaccine crusade all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The nation's top justices issued a landmark 1905 ruling that legitimized the authority of states to “reasonably” infringe upon personal freedoms during a public health crisis by issuing a fine to those who refused vaccination.
The fine for defying that vaccine mandate was $5, which converts to about $163.50 in 2021 currency.

A $164 fine is hardly the same thing as ordering private businesses to fire all unvaccinated employees.
 
The fine for defying that vaccine mandate was $5, which converts to about $163.50 in 2021 currency.

A $164 fine is hardly the same thing as ordering private businesses to fire all unvaccinated employees.
Lol - knew it. You had asked for precedents mandating the general public outside of government entities. Here's one. It's not the same as today, times have changed. It is an example which you asked for though. But I knew the goalposts would move even before I posted it. TJ being TJ. LOL.
 
Lol - knew it. You had asked for precedents mandating the general public outside of government entities. Here's one. It's not the same as today, times have changed. It is an example which you asked for though. But I knew the goalposts would move even before I posted it. TJ being TJ. LOL.
Good Lord, Riley. It's like you don't even try to read my posts before jumping in to make yourself look like a dumbass. The goalposts are firmly planted right where they have been since the beginning of this thread.

"But government entities ordering private businesses to fire anyone who’s not vaccinated is not okay in my book."
-- TJ8869, Post #4

"What vaccines have been mandated as a condition of employment or patronage in private businesses?"
-- TJ8869, Post #6 (replying to Huey)

"The city of New York has ordered 184,000 private businesses to fire every unvaccinated employee in two weeks. Show me a precedent for that."
-- TJ8869, Post #11 (replying to JWolf74. It's also worth noting that this is the post you specifically quoted when you replied to me)

"I’m talking about the government ordering private businesses to fire employees and restrict service to only vaccinated people. Show me some examples of that pre-COVID."
--TJ8869, Post #14 (replying to Huey)

"The issue here is governments ordering private businesses to fire unvaccinated employees and restrict service to vaccinated customers only. When has that happened pre-COVID?"
-- TJ8869, Post #16 (replying to BABiscuit)

"One time, 120 years ago, the city of Boston issued fines to people who refused to get vaccinated against smallpox."
-- Riley, basically, Post #37

"Issuing fines is not the same thing as government ordering private businesses to fire all unvaccinated employees."
-- TJ

"YOU'RE MOVING THE GOALPOSTS! THAT'S JUST LIKE YOU!"
-- Riley, once again demonstrating an appalling lack of reading comprehension.
 
Good Lord, Riley. It's like you don't even try to read my posts before jumping in to make yourself look like a dumbass. The goalposts are firmly planted right where they have been since the beginning of this thread.

"But government entities ordering private businesses to fire anyone who’s not vaccinated is not okay in my book."
-- TJ8869, Post #4

"What vaccines have been mandated as a condition of employment or patronage in private businesses?"
-- TJ8869, Post #6 (replying to Huey)

"The city of New York has ordered 184,000 private businesses to fire every unvaccinated employee in two weeks. Show me a precedent for that."
-- TJ8869, Post #11 (replying to JWolf74. It's also worth noting that this is the post you specifically quoted when you replied to me)

"I’m talking about the government ordering private businesses to fire employees and restrict service to only vaccinated people. Show me some examples of that pre-COVID."
--TJ8869, Post #14 (replying to Huey)

"The issue here is governments ordering private businesses to fire unvaccinated employees and restrict service to vaccinated customers only. When has that happened pre-COVID?"
-- TJ8869, Post #16 (replying to BABiscuit)

"One time, 120 years ago, the city of Boston issued fines to people who refused to get vaccinated against smallpox."
-- Riley, basically, Post #37

"Issuing fines is not the same thing as government ordering private businesses to fire all unvaccinated employees."
-- TJ

"YOU'RE MOVING THE GOALPOSTS! THAT'S JUST LIKE YOU!"
-- Riley, once again demonstrating an appalling lack of reading comprehension.
Why bother? Some on here just aren’t worth responding to.
 
Someone is clueless, and it certainly isn’t me.
Although I'm not the one dousing the coach with Gatorade before halftime.
So you have nothing…exactly what I thought.
Well, I'm the one who asked you to throw out a guess though, remember?

One interesting number (and I don't know what the percentage is now), but back in July 11% (almost 15 mil people) thought the first dose was such a good idea that they decided to for whatever reason miss their 2nd dose.

I've seen plenty of footage of people with devastating post-vaccine injury. More than 5....that would give anything to have not taken the vaccine(s).

Then of course there's this. You're a fool if you think all these people are still happy with their decision:

Here we have some of Pfizer's own data, hidden from the public up until now. In only the first few months, 42,086 case reports, nearly 160,000 events, 1223 reports of fatalities. Sure, maybe not all caused by the vaccine but we don't know that, and that's a sword that can cut both ways. Can you tell me these people in table 1 (page 7) were really happy with their decision?

That's short-term data of course. Stay tuned for the long-term.
 
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Also, how many people are there already that wish they hadn't gotten it? Care to throw up a guess?
I would guess zero, but I don’t have anything to base it on other than the vaccinated aren’t dying of covid in hospitals in large numbers like the unvaccinated.

I haven’t seen any reports of anyone wishing they hadn’t been vaccinated prior to dying in a hospital. But I’ve seen way too many stories of anti-vaxers dying in hospital beds wishing they had been vaccinated. Not just the old antivaxers are dying. A 52 year old wrestling coach and former NCAA wrestling champion at Iowa died of COVID last week. I would be surprised if he and his family don’t wish they could have a do-over on seeing how he might of fared if vaccinated.

I’m going to go with science and math (90%+ of people dying of COVID have not been vaccinated) on this one.
 
I think we learned that in this day and age it's going to take a bit of time for a new vaccine to be widely accepted. I think that's the cause of much of the hesitancy and skepticism.

Well, exactly. Pretty pointless to see everyone say, ‘I had no problem getting all these other required vaccines’.
Oh, you mean the ones we’ve become accustomed to over decades, and you received when you were a child, and had no choice in the matter?
 
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I've seen some of those reports too, but I think the msm is a little slanted on their reporting.
See, that’s the problem anymore. What people “think” becomes their truth, vs the facts of what is actually taking place.

An example is the guy sitting next to you at the bar, smoking Marlboro reds, who couldn’t pass a HS biology class, debating the negative merits of the COVID-19 vaccines, because he thinks he knows more about the vaccines and science than doctors and scientists.
 
See, that’s the problem anymore. What people “think” becomes their truth, vs the facts of what is actually taking place.

An example is the guy sitting next to you at the bar, smoking Marlboro reds, who couldn’t pass a HS biology class, debating the negative merits of the COVID-19 vaccines, because he thinks he knows more about the vaccines and science than doctors and scientists.

And then there are the doctors writing exemption notes for employees with no recognized clinical contraindication for the vaccine. Or objecting that they themselves should have to be vaccinated in order to have admissions privileges.

(yes, I've seen this... over and over again.... )
 
And then there are the doctors writing exemption notes for employees with no recognized clinical contraindication for the vaccine. Or objecting that they themselves should have to be vaccinated in order to have admissions privileges.

(yes, I've seen this... over and over again.... )
Extremely irresponsible. But there are doctors also prescribing obscene amounts of opioids to patients as well. So we will likely unfortunately always have ”a few” bad doctors, police officers, politicians, religious leaders, etc.
 
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See, that’s the problem anymore. What people “think” becomes their truth, vs the facts of what is actually taking place.
Well, when all you see in the msm is reports of unvaxxed with serious COVID who wished they'd been vaxxed, but know reports of serious injury and death after having just received the vaccine also exist and yet go unreported, what should that cause one to think?
 
Although I'm not the one dousing the coach with Gatorade before halftime.

Well, I'm the one who asked you to throw out a guess though, remember?

One interesting number (and I don't know what the percentage is now), but back in July 11% (almost 15 mil people) thought the first dose was such a good idea that they decided to for whatever reason miss their 2nd dose.

I've seen plenty of footage of people with devastating post-vaccine injury. More than 5....that would give anything to have not taken the vaccine(s).

Then of course there's this. You're a fool if you think all these people are still happy with their decision:

Here we have some of Pfizer's own data, hidden from the public up until now. In only the first few months, 42,086 case reports, nearly 160,000 events, 1223 reports of fatalities. Sure, maybe not all caused by the vaccine but we don't know that, and that's a sword that can cut both ways. Can you tell me these people in table 1 (page 7) were really happy with their decision?

That's short-term data of course. Stay tuned for the long-term.
LOL. The assumption made with the 11%, the 5 videos you have seen, and the unconfirmed death by jab add up to a number that is much less than the 100% claim made earlier. You’re the special type that believes “all VAERS is real!”…so you making these leaps/assumptions, and not being able to recognize them for what they are, makes complete sense. Oh, but of course, another “just wait” claim. Don’t know if I will be able to sleep with all the “gene therapy” nightmares I have been promised.
 
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Well, when all you see in the msm is reports of unvaxxed with serious COVID who wished they'd been vaxxed, but know reports of serious injury and death after having just received the vaccine also exist and yet go unreported, what should that cause one to think?
This is humorous…cause you are doing the reverse and are okay with it. There is a word for that…
 
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LOL. The assumption made with the 11%, the 5 videos you have seen, and the unconfirmed death by jab add up to a number that is much less than the 100% claim made earlier. You’re the special type that believes “all VAERS is real!”…so you making these leaps/assumptions, and not being able to recognize them for what they are, makes complete sense.
More than 5, and this is just a quick search:









And it looks like FB took down the injury member groups for the most part. I think earlier this year I remember visiting on site that had over 150,000 members. Gone.

So I suppose the question is, when can we get real and stop ignoring the injuries?
 
More than 5, and this is just a quick search:









And it looks like FB took down the injury member groups for the most part. I think earlier this year I remember visiting on site that had over 150,000 members. Gone.

So I suppose the question is, when can we get real and stop ignoring the injuries?
Keep them coming. How many are vaccinated now? You have a lot of ground to make up. I am sure all these stories are confirmed to be directly linked and not just supposition.
 
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LOL. The assumption made with the 11%, the 5 videos you have seen, and the unconfirmed death by jab add up to a number that is much less than the 100% claim made earlier. You’re the special type that believes “all VAERS is real!”
All are evidence. That is undeniable. The only report looking at VAERS data noted that it was vastly under reported, pre-covid.

"all VAERS is real". Pretty sure I've never said that.
 
Keep them coming. How many are vaccinated now? You have a lot of ground to make up. I am sure all these stories are confirmed to be directly linked.
You're on a hard-line mission to completely ignore any possibility of injury. I just don't get it.
 
It’s absolutely hilarious. Provide credentials, sample size, and methodology please. You could be qualified to make such “claims,” but “I doubt it.”
I'm convined I've seen serious vaccine injury in my family. Believe me, if you've lived it, it's nothing to laugh at.
 
I'm convined I've seen serious vaccine injury in my family. Believe me, if you've lived it, it's nothing to laugh at.
I’m not laughing at vaccine injury. You really are terrible at this. Feel free to reread the quote I laughed at, and the follow up. There is also no doubt you are convinced.
 
I’m not laughing at vaccine injury. You really are terrible at this. Feel free to reread the quote I laughed at, and the follow up. There is also no doubt you are convinced.
Not wasting my time on a re-read and follow up on any part of this conversation, but thanks for the offer.
 
The fine for defying that vaccine mandate was $5, which converts to about $163.50 in 2021 currency.

A $164 fine is hardly the same thing as ordering private businesses to fire all unvaccinated employees.
$164 is a good, healthy speeding ticket.
 
So again, "So I suppose the question is, when can we get real and stop ignoring the injuries?"
You won’t take a read back when called out, but want me to circle back to this? What a joke. It seemed rhetorical and a gross mischaracterization of my point…but anyways…Answer: right now.

Now try this:

Let's just say I've been observing very closely the development of the vaccinated vs unvaccinated kids that I know and noticing the significant differences. Could it be coincidence? Yes, but I doubt it.
Provide credentials, sample size, and methodology please. You could be qualified to make such “claims,” but “I doubt it.”
 
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It’s absolutely hilarious. Provide credentials, sample size, and methodology please. You could be qualified to make such “claims,” but “I doubt it.”
So I suppose you think it's so funny because you think I'm not qualified to make such remarks, despite being the parent or closely related to these kids. I acknowledged that it may be nothing. I think you should've been given what you're looking for with that acknowledgement. I'm not convinced I'm not out of my bounds believing what I believe, and I'm not convinced you're qualified to speak against it, especially since you have almost zero further information. But thanks for your unqualified unprofessional meaningless HROT opinion.
 
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