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As pooj said they're on every MNF as an alt broadcast.

I tried telling people last year. That ***** was never about police brutality. Nobody listened. But the arc of history is long and it bends toward my vindication.

I don’t. People don’t like the coward’s way out but it saves the cost and outside shot of acquittal at trial. Just think if Casey Anthony had suck-started a 12 gauge there’d be a number of folks in Florida who would be sleeping better now.

wtf Kingston is a “great little town” what *****in planet are you from homie

I mean, if they had PC or ARS to charge or detain him on some other crime, sure. In the former case they could start putting him through the system and all the trappings that come with that. In the latter they'd have an hour or so at most. You know though, it's funny, hearing all these internet ditektivs talk about what should have been done in this case. No wonder they all hate cops. If police agencies actually did investigations the way everyone seems to think they do, I'd hate the police too.

I watched that for about a quarter. I can only take an hour or so before the hokey accent gets to me. But objectively it was quality entertainment.

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So you’re the reason for the one bad mark on my bachelor party.

Can't wait to see the restrictions for entering KeyBank Center. Five people are gonna be pisssssed.

Stop we're trying to have a good time here

"Listen to your doctor!" I, for one, am shocked that an industry that includes as barriers to entry hundreds of thousands of dollars in un-dischargeable debt and the most robust affirmative action programs ever installed, and relies almost entirely on government and big pharma funding, would so uniformly fall into conformance with the recommendations of the government and big pharma.

In other words, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. Again, I got the vaccine and don’t believe there are a statistically significant number of deaths or serious side effects. And your straw man beat downs aren’t convincing in any case. But your outright dismissal of people who have concerns about whether they may have issues after the vaccine, or that they might get the vaccine and die of COVID anyway, isn’t gonna help your cause, whatever that might be.

Speaking of scientific studies, if they force 100% of people to get the vaccine, how will they conduct scientific studies on the long term effects of the vaccine? Or is the need for a control group, erm, pre-enlightenment?

Funny how all those completely anonymous Reddit stories about Qanon casualties are gospel but real people putting their real names on these stories must be all made up.

This about sums it up. Vax mandates = cringe. Pete Buttigiege or whatever the ***** = cringe. Taxing W2 income = cringe. “Listen to the scientists!” = you guessed it folks, cringe.

Lot of felons in Rochester, by rule they have to be Raiders fans.

Lmao yeah that’s gonna work

Our friends (for lack of a better term) in Hawai'i get it on local TV! @GoBills808

I didn't. You asked, I answered. I went 12 years without a PCP. In my circle that's not uncommon. Had I not had a doctor in the family I would never have found out what a PCP would say about a first-of-its-kind EUA vaccine. I hope Joe sues CNN. Probably won't be successful but it would make for an entertaining series of episodes.

Off-topic: is your user handle pronounced "demon jizz?"

There are two salient differences between previous mandates and this one. The first being who imposes them, and the second being the impact the diseases have on those who have little choice in how much they are exposed - children. I won't concede that vaccine mandates are ever good but I will point out that this is different on those two fronts. The other line here is that you seem to be employing a bit of a reverse slippery slope argument - "you had no issue with smallpox vax mandates, diphtheria, pertussis, etc. so why object to a COVID vaccine mandate?" Truth of the matter is that a vaccine mandate could be a valid measure for a sane, responsible government. But there's a strong argument to be made that this is an insane, irresponsible (and possibly even malicious) government. I think this is what folks are getting at when they bring up the border. It's hard to look at the deliberate HR sabotage at the border, or the import of hundreds of thousands of Afghans, and also believe that the next big move isn't also done out of malice or at the very least incredible irresponsibility. And as far as following the advice of doctors - individuals in my demographic rarely sees a medical professional unless they're acutely ill, in my experience. So the only "doctors" they have to receive advice from are the "public health" professionals trotted out on TV and in pop news whose views on what is and is not a "public health" crisis tend to change with the political winds. Trust is earned in a lifetime, lost in a day, and I get the feeling that the very public hypocrisy on display over the past year and a half has lost a lot of trust.

Well how many people already have natural immunity? And you say "not cancelling" like that's somehow indicative of anything (it's not, hospitals are just law firms that practice medicine). How many hospitals are currently over maximum normal capacity? Btw, I am vaccinated. But mandates are a bridge too far, especially when some of the numbers from around the world suggest that 80+% of people already have some kind of exposure (vaccine or infection) to COVID. Not to mention the number of COVID hospitalizations that are entirely unnecessary.

What is “relatively normal” operations? How is this measured? And how does natural immunity not get someone there as much as a vaccine?