Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[DancingOutlaw]

If the vaccines are highly effective and masks are highly effective then why do vaccinated people with masks on give a **** what anyone else is doing?

 

[NurseGoodVol]

The big bad CDC says it ranges between 40% - 60% effectiveness any given year. I split the middle.

Vaccine Effectiveness: How Well Do the Flu Vaccines Work? | CDC

My bad, efficacy, i meant efficacy since that's what all their data is aimed at...less than 39%. Effectiveness includes subjective observation, efficacy is pure data

 

[NorthDallas40]

If the vaccines are highly effective and masks are highly effective then why do vaccinated people with masks on give a **** what anyone else is doing?

Because it’s a new religion for nosy ass busybodies.

 

[Tyler Durden]

Odd, I seem to be able to enjoy the same benefit and am not vaccinated.

Enjoy life bubble boy.

Yes, you've already established that you're anti-vax and don't mind potentially spreading diseases to even your own kids. You'll enjoy your life until your children end up paying for your reckless decisions. I wonder if you'll even care then.

 

[allvol123]

If the vaccines are highly effective and masks are highly effective then why do vaccinated people with masks on give a **** what anyone else is doing?

Because many people want to be ruled and rule as well.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Bahahaha idiots ... let me guess , for the ones that actually want to go inside a Starbucks just have way too much anxiety and fear to go in without a mask on . Makes sense .

Oh dear heavens.

 

[volinbham]

Yes, you've already established that you're anti-vax and don't mind potentially spreading diseases to even your own kids. You'll enjoy your life until your children end up paying for your reckless decisions. I wonder if you'll even care then.

should children be allowed to travel in cars? thousands of child deaths are easily preventable by not letting them travel in cars.

 

[allvol123]

Yes, you've already established that you're anti-vax and don't mind potentially spreading diseases to even your own kids. You'll enjoy your life until your children end up paying for your reckless decisions. I wonder if you'll even care then.

Wrong again. Not anti vax. But you are anti intelligence.

My kids are doing great. They will be much better of than you. I realize that is a low bar.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Yes, you've already established that you're anti-vax and don't mind potentially spreading diseases to even your own kids. You'll enjoy your life until your children end up paying for your reckless decisions. I wonder if you'll even care then.

They are alive and well. No repercussions you panicker you.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

should children be allowed to travel in cars? thousands of child deaths are easily preventable but not letting them travel in cars.

We could borrow the steel cages from the Mexican border and keep out children nice and safe by keeping them in cages..... OP!!!! Wait that's illegal.

 

[AshG]

No. GTFO with that. If you’re worried about COVID you have direct affirmative options to lower your risk of contracting the disease regardless of what somebody else choses. You have no right to impose any “prove your vaccinated” narrative on anybody as far as I’m concerned.

Odd that you assumed I was going on the vaccination route. It's none of my business. The contract tracing is only to see who else may have been exposed.

Also, and I'm not pointing the finger at you, the messaging here is really confusing. Those who may be at risk should take the precautions they see fit to protect themselves, and those who take precautions to protect themselves are scaredy cat liberals who live in fear even if they aren't complaining about others.

 

[allvol123]

I believe 99.9996% of the under 18 population made it through covid in the US.

Just a "more you know!" .

 

[volinbham]

better not let children get near water - 2 to 3 kids under 14 die from drowning every day.

just keep them away from water and the risk is gone - only bad parents let their children get near water

 

[NorthDallas40]

Odd that you assumed I was going on the vaccination route. It's none of my business. The contract tracing is only to see who else may have been exposed.

Also, and I'm not pointing the finger at you, the messaging here is really confusing. Those who may be at risk should take the precautions they see fit to protect themselves, and those who take precautions to protect themselves are scaredy cat liberals who live in fear even if they aren't complaining about others.

If you weren’t pushing the vaccine proof my apologies I did infer that. However even on contact tracing again people have the ability to manage their own health situation at a single degree of freedom. No need to probe peoples lives or business anymore. The crisis is past so ease off the heavy handed crisis approach.

 

[ButchPlz]

I feel like we are learning a lot about the embarrassing childhoods some posters had.

 

[NorthDallas40]

better not let children get near water - 2 to 3 kids under 14 die from drowning every day.

just keep them away from water and the risk is gone - only bad parents let their children get near water

It’s almost like... you can’t do anything to drive any assumed risk to zero when you open you front door and walk out into society!

 

[allvol123]

should children be allowed to travel in cars? thousands of child deaths are easily preventable by not letting them travel in cars.

Roughly 10 times more child deaths from motor vehicle accidents in a given year than for covid.

@Tyler Durden can you link us your posts about the dangers of using motor vehicles with children?

 

[MOOOOONEY]

Hey guys, I was on the phone with my doctor friends and we were discussing a local case of man that may have grown a third arm after drinking orange gatorade.

Don't ask me for more information though ya F-ing idiots!!

I have grown a third leg from taking a blue oh never mind

 

[DC_Vol]

I feel like we are learning a lot about the embarrassing childhoods some posters had.

My parents didn’t make me wear bike helmets. I never even owned one.

 

[clarksvol00]

Because it’s a new religion for nosy ass busybodies.

[Baptist in liquor store joke here]

 

[volinbham]

My parents didn’t make me wear bike helmets. I never even owned one.

sounds like they were as selfish as mine - no helmet for bike riding, let me buy a motorcycle at 14, go to the neighborhood pool every day, collect for my paper route at stranger's homes when I was 12.

now I'm learning from Tyler that they were unfit parents.

 

[NorthDallas40]

[Baptist in liquor store joke here]

Solid.

 

[C/O]

We moved a lot when I was growing up. My dad read somewhere that a majority of car accidents happen within a mile of the home. We wanted to keep death off balance.

 

[VolStrom]

My parents didn’t make me wear bike helmets. I never even owned one.

Me either and when I was little and used to ride between my parents before car seats and seat belts were a thing, my dad used to hold out his right arm to protect me if he had to brake suddenly. How did I ever live to adulthood?

 

[AshG]

Me either and when I was little and used to ride between my parents before car seats and seat belts were a thing, my dad used to hold out his right arm to protect me if he had to brake suddenly. How did I ever live to adulthood?

Yep

The number of miles I logged in the back of my dad's truck, including a couple runs from Chattanooga to Rainsville and back. I should be dead ten times over.