The Red King Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 2 hours ago, JoPoy88 said: i get a little giggle every time someone repeatedly gets the acronym for HIPAA wrong. Thank you! I do it to intentionally bug people, and more to see if anyone even notices. You win a (virtual) kewpie doll! ^.^ 1 1
NyQuil Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 Joe Rogan is what an idiot thinks a smart man looks like. 1
Hapless Bills Fan Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 17 hours ago, SCBills said: I support Aaron Rodgers (no surprise to most), but I do get why Prevea Health dropped him. If he starts talking about how he self-insures and thinks insurance companies are profit hungry, I suspect State Farm would drop him as well. To the latter: Exactly. Not only that, how there's this and that and the other problem with the products they offer so some other strategy will work better. As a player, I think Aaron Rodgers is one of the all time greats. And he absolutely has the right to not get vaccinated under the NFL/NFLPA rules As a man, I'm just curious: Why do you support Rodgers in this? It was plainly unnecessary for him to have done as he did. Someone posted the clip of Josh Allen being asked the same question, and Josh said straight up "I'm going to keep medical information private, and discussions with the team in-house". He got a few follow up questions about the protocols and said stuff like "at the end of the day, we're all professionals". He was very professional, and treated professionally by the press. There may have been an article or two or a tweet or 10 expressing that he should "show leadership" by getting vaxxed and talking about it like Mahomie did, but that's far from the "Woke" Mob with tar and pitchforks that Rodgers would have you believe was lurking waiting to pounce on such a response, and it died off quickly. So why is it OK to, at best, be deceptive or (IMO) lie as Rodgers did? I'll see if I can find it, but Rodgers was on Pat McAfee last week before any vax kerfluffle pontificating about how he is "above" the "game" where the "woke mob" attacks you for one little thing you do against "them", so he plainly has a bug up his butt (or is paranoid) about this trope. Where I grew up, a Man's Word was his Bond, lieing or even being deceptive was considered chickenshit, and it was a manly attribute to stand up for what you believe in, damn the torpedoes - this was in communities that were predominantly conservative and staunchly Christian.
prissythecat Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 8 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said: To the latter: Exactly. Not only that, how there's this and that and the other problem with the products they offer so some other strategy will work better. As a player, I think Aaron Rodgers is one of the all time greats. And he absolutely has the right to not get vaccinated under the NFL/NFLPA rules As a man, I'm just curious: Why do you support Rodgers in this? It was plainly unnecessary for him to have done as he did. Someone posted the clip of Josh Allen being asked the same question, and Josh said straight up "I'm going to keep medical information private, and discussions with the team in-house". He got a few follow up questions about the protocols and said stuff like "at the end of the day, we're all professionals". He was very professional, and treated professionally by the press. There may have been an article or two or a tweet or 10 expressing that he should "show leadership" by getting vaxxed and talking about it like Mahomie did, but that's far from the "Woke" Mob with tar and pitchforks that Rodgers would have you believe was lurking waiting to pounce on such a response, and it died off quickly. So why is it OK to, at best, be deceptive and (IMO) lie as Rodgers did? yes . quite a few posters love it when players go off the rails with public statements related to COVID
Rico Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 17 hours ago, SCBills said: I support Aaron Rodgers (no surprise to most), but I do get why Prevea Health dropped him. If he starts talking about how he self-insures and thinks insurance companies are profit hungry, I suspect State Farm would drop him as well. OK with me so long as Josh doesn’t take his place next to the Rat.
Hapless Bills Fan Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 Rapaport reporting https://www.nfl.com/news/packers-aaron-rodgers-could-face-fines-but-no-suspension-if-covid-violations-are?campaign=Twitter_atn Says Rodgers will face fines but not suspension if protocol violations are confirmed. Quote "I really felt like, at the time, there was a time and place for sharing of information," Rodgers said. "It was such a witch hunt. They wanted to out and shame and denigrate every single person who didn't immediately say, 'Oh I got the Pfizer, I got the Moderna,' whatever. I wanted it to go away. Everyone on the squad knew I was not vaccinated, everyone in the organization knew I wasn't vaccinated. I wasn't hiding it from anybody. I was trying to minimize and mitigate this conversation that would go on and on." This is such excuse-making BS. There was no "witch hunt" outing and shaming Po or Allen or Edmunds or others who said "I'm going to keep medical information private" "I'm not going to answer questions about the vaccines" etc. They got maybe a handful of Op-Ed pieces and tweets saying they should show leadership, what, after 17 years in the league Rodgers can't handle that level of heat? 39 minutes ago, Rico said: OK with me so long as Josh doesn’t take his place next to the Rat. Ha, yeah, I think the insurance company ads with QBs have gotten old.
Just in Atlanta Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 (edited) Will we be saying the same vitriolic things about Allen, who potentially is also not vaccinated, if he gets COVID? If one thing is certain, looking at the scores of vapid posts here bashing podcast hosts and personal medical opinions by non doctors, politics makes us dumb and intellectually dishonest. Rodgers should’ve just said personal health is none of our business instead of the deceptive verbiage he used but at the end of the day it should be his business alone. Edited November 7, 2021 by Just in Atlanta 1
Hapless Bills Fan Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 14 minutes ago, Just in Atlanta said: Will we be saying the same vitriolic things about Allen, who potentially is also not vaccinated, if he gets COVID? If one thing is certain, looking at the scores of vapid posts here bashing podcast hosts and personal medical opinions by non doctors, politics makes us dumb and intellectually dishonest. Rodgers should’ve just said personal health is none of our business instead of the deceptive verbiage he used but at the end of the day it should be his business alone. We're not going to discuss politics here, including whether it's the podcast hosts and the non-doctors vs. the people who bash them who are "dumb and intellectually dishonest". I take it you go for the latter. Me, I think life was better when people took medical advice from trusted medical professionals of their choice, medications weren't advertised on TV, and podcast hosts/stars didn't play "medical professional" on the web. You do You. Agree with the bolded. It's what Allen and some others have done, and it seems to have been accepted. but When NFL protocols cause vax status to impact game availability, it enters that blurry land between "medical privacy" and "the (betting) public's right to know" It's certainly not out-of-bounds to ask a question when it impacts game availability, whether the player answers or not. (Me, I think "***** the betting public and their right to know" and ditch the Injury Reports, too while we're at it) 1
JaCrispy Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 5 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said: We're not going to discuss politics here, including whether it's the podcast hosts and the non-doctors vs. the people who bash them who are "dumb and intellectually dishonest". I take it you go for the latter. Me, I think life was better when people took medical advice from trusted medical professionals of their choice, medications weren't advertised on TV, and podcast hosts/stars didn't play "medical professional" on the web. You do You. Agree with the bolded. It's what Allen and some others have done, and it seems to have been accepted. but When NFL protocols cause vax status to impact game availability, it enters that blurry land between "medical privacy" and "the (betting) public's right to know" It's certainly not out-of-bounds to ask a question when it impacts game availability, whether the player answers or not. (Me, I think "***** the betting public and their right to know" and ditch the Injury Reports, too while we're at it) They don’t call it gambling for nothing...😉
Rick 'r Mortis Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 6 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said: We're not going to discuss politics here, including whether it's the podcast hosts and the non-doctors vs. the people who bash them who are "dumb and intellectually dishonest". I take it you go for the latter. Me, I think life was better when people took medical advice from trusted medical professionals of their choice, medications weren't advertised on TV, and podcast hosts/stars didn't play "medical professional" on the web. You do You. Agree with the bolded. It's what Allen and some others have done, and it seems to have been accepted. but When NFL protocols cause vax status to impact game availability, it enters that blurry land between "medical privacy" and "the (betting) public's right to know" It's certainly not out-of-bounds to ask a question when it impacts game availability, whether the player answers or not. (Me, I think "***** the betting public and their right to know" and ditch the Injury Reports, too while we're at it) 1
Rubes Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 15 hours ago, JoPoy88 said: i get a little giggle every time someone repeatedly gets the acronym for HIPAA wrong. Reminds me of one of my favorite memes... 1
TheFunPolice Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 The manufactured outrage on the Rodgers Covid stuff is hilarious. Who really cares? I mean seriously. How long until Florio starts asking on his platforms whether it's time for the Packers to release Rodgers? What did Rodgers do that is such an outrage? You thought he was vaccinated, which is none of our business, and then he went on about his wack a doodle earth remedies, which is his right regardless of what we think. We just love a good celebrity tear down. It's really that simple. 2 1 1 1
Hapless Bills Fan Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 58 minutes ago, TheFunPolice said: Who really cares? Look at how many views the Pat Macafee podcast has. So at least that many.
TheFunPolice Posted November 7, 2021 Posted November 7, 2021 3 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said: Look at how many views the Pat Macafee podcast has. So at least that many. Poor wording on my part... Who is truly upset? Is what I should have said.
Scott7975 Posted November 10, 2021 Posted November 10, 2021 (edited) Packers fined $300K, Aaron Rodgers, Allen Lazard fined $14K for violation of COVID protocols https://www.nfl.com/news/packers-fined-300k-aaron-rodgers-allen-lazard-fined-14k-for-violation-of-covid-p Quote The team was also notified that future violations could be subject to more severe discipline, such as lowered or lost draft picks, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported. There is more in the article Edited November 10, 2021 by Scott7975 1
SlimShady'sSpaceForce Posted November 10, 2021 Posted November 10, 2021 23 minutes ago, Scott7975 said: Packers fined $300K, Aaron Rodgers, Allen Lazard fined $14K for violation of COVID protocols https://www.nfl.com/news/packers-fined-300k-aaron-rodgers-allen-lazard-fined-14k-for-violation-of-covid-p There is more in the article
Hapless Bills Fan Posted November 10, 2021 Posted November 10, 2021 26 minutes ago, Scott7975 said: Packers fined $300K, Aaron Rodgers, Allen Lazard fined $14K for violation of COVID protocols https://www.nfl.com/news/packers-fined-300k-aaron-rodgers-allen-lazard-fined-14k-for-violation-of-covid-p There is more in the article I think it's a double standard that they noted Quote there were a few instances in which Rodgers and Lazard were not wearing face coverings inside the team facility, which is a violation of protocol. However, the league found the team was otherwise compliant and there was no widespread or systematic mask-wearing violations, Garafolo reported. I'm salty. They fine our guys for an instance or two, they need to fine Lazard and Rodgers for that, too.
Scott7975 Posted November 10, 2021 Posted November 10, 2021 Just now, Hapless Bills Fan said: I think it's a double standard that they noted I'm salty. They fine our guys for an instance or two, they need to fine Lazard and Rodgers for that, too. They did. 14k each.
Hapless Bills Fan Posted November 10, 2021 Posted November 10, 2021 Just now, Scott7975 said: They did. 14k each. No they didn't, The $14k was for attending the Halloween party, which violates the "not supposed to gather with more than 3 players outside the facility". They should get another $14k each for the masking violations.
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