How long until stayed, new Biden OSHA rule is out

[WuWei]

The NIH admitted to funding gain of function.

[zantax]

@GrandWazoo

@gooddad409

NIH admits it and you still have some people believing TV man instead.

The NIH admitted to funding the lab. They never said that the virus came from the lab. And there is still no solid evidence that it came from there. And China is never going to admit if it did. I believe that we will never know.

Like I said, if someone doesn’t know without an admission from the Chinese already, they should probably work on their critical thinking skills a bit.

[GrandWazoo]

@zantax

Like I said, if someone doesn’t know without an admission from the Chinese already, they should probably work on their critical thinking skills a bit.

This has nothing to do with critical thinking. The Chinese will never admit if it did come from the lab. And so far I can not find one reference to evidence that it did.

US intelligence report sheds new light on Wuhan lab accident theory

According to this article even our intelligence agencies can not agree on the source. I do believe that there is a strong argument that the lab was the source. But any way you cut it, the bottom line is still speculation.

[PurpnGold]

@Camp

I will never understand the ignorance of ignoring natural immunity.

Getting the vaccine makes you super immune if you’ve already had it.

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@Camp

I will never understand the ignorance of ignoring natural immunity.

Getting the vaccine makes you super immune if you’ve already had it.

That’s nice. But it has nothing to do with whether it’s remotely fair or legal to ignore the fact that their immunity is equal to or better than people who haven’t and are just vaxxed.

[Ceasar]

@Bill.in.PA

Yes, I expect that the dozens of lawsuits will be filed in the next few days. The use of OSHA to trample on the rights of employees is taking tyranny to a new level.

I suggest that states make it illegal for employers to request vaccination status since it is confidential health information and require that employees be subject to the same testing requirements regardless of vaccination status. That would remove the federal incentive to force vaccinations.

As Jen Psaki demonstrates, the vaccines do not prevent infection. Vaccinated employees are just as likely to spread the disease if they are infected.

If weekly testing makes sense for the unvaccinated, it makes sense for the vaccinated as well.

A friend of mine recently almost died from getting the 2nd shot. Blood clots. Twice had to be revived.

Another friend’s mom just died this evening from getting the booster shot.

Both women fell ill shortly after getting the shot’s.

[Ceasar]

@GrandWazoo

@Camp

Rand Paul brought the goods today.

Yes, it is always good to see officials who have little interest in discussing the topic of the hearing. I believe it when our intelligence community says that we will never know where the virus came from. So for the likes of Paul to keep harping on Fauci being involved without having any evidence is certainly a waste of time and money.

Not only did Fauci KNOW where it originated from, he used US Taxpayers money to pay for it. He still is funding the virus lab in Wuhan. Can’t WAIT till we get to experience the next one they will release!

[GrandWazoo]

@Ceasar

Not only did Fauci KNOW where it originated from, he used US Taxpayers money to pay for it. He still is funding the virus lab in Wuhan. Can’t WAIT till we get to experience the next one they will release!

Cool story Bro!

[zantax]

Loved Fauci pretending to be outraged that anyone would think we would do gain of function, considering he has been its main advocate for two decades or more.

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

That’s nice. But it has nothing to do with whether it’s remotely fair or legal to ignore the fact that their immunity is equal to or better than people who haven’t and are just vaxxed.

It’s not better. Thought I saw a recent study saying vaccine is better.

[PurpnGold]

@Ceasar

A friend of mine recently almost died from getting the 2nd shot. Blood clots. Twice had to be revived.

Another friend’s mom just died this evening from getting the booster shot.

Both women fell ill shortly after getting the shot’s.

What do those anecdotes have to do with the vaccine being safe

[Camp]

It is especially vile to steal liberty for it.

[Camp]

Nope. Antigen response to an actual…rather than mock infection is always better.

[WuWei]

@Camp

Nope. Antigen response to an actual…rather than mock infection is always better.

There are several assumptions in that statement that are case dependent.

I am opposed to mandates, but there is little to no reason not to take the vaccine if one is medically able.

Even if it only increases the odds of survival 0.001%, is it not worth doing?

[zantax]

@WuWei

@Camp

Nope. Antigen response to an actual…rather than mock infection is always better.

There are several assumptions in that statement that are case dependent.

I am opposed to mandates, but there is little to no reason not to take the vaccine if one is medically able.

Even if it only increases the odds of survival 0.001%, is it not worth doing?

Depends, what is the serious complication percentage over someone’s life? What is their risk of serious consequences from Covid? If my kids were still little, I wouldn’t get them the jab. The risk to healthy children is minimal. I would wait for a traditional attenuated virus vaccine. I would say I would pull them out of school to avoid it, but given where we are today, that would have already happened.

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

The risk to healthy children is minimal. I would wait for a traditional attenuated virus vaccine. I would say I would pull them out of school to avoid it, but given where we are today, that would have already happened.

Again, even if the risk of getting covid (and spreading) is reduced by 10% in children, isn’t that enough reason to get the shot?

Billions of shots administered, and the amount of serious complications is virtually non existent.

MRNA vaccines is proving to be a technical marvel. Why go back to carrier pigeon when you have an iPhone.

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@zantax

The risk to healthy children is minimal. I would wait for a traditional attenuated virus vaccine. I would say I would pull them out of school to avoid it, but given where we are today, that would have already happened.

Again, even if the risk of getting covid (and spreading) is reduced by 10% in children, isn’t that enough reason to get the shot?

Billions of shots administered, and the amount of serious complications is virtually non existent.

MRNA vaccines is proving to be a technical marvel. Why go back to carrier pigeon when you have an iPhone.

Such a marvel, get your booster yet?

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

Such a marvel, get your booster yet?

Next week. Kids in 3 weeks.

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@zantax

Such a marvel, get your booster yet?

Next week. Kids in 3 weeks.

Best vaccine ever lol

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

Best vaccine ever lol

It’s has actually been proven to be so…