FDA Approved

MuntCuffin said:
How do you tell a 30+ year old woman to look for a job outside of social work when all she's ever done is social work and she has a degree in social work?
People have forced themselves into little employment boxes based on their overpriced state institution indoctrination camp completion forms.
Getting people to look outside their self imposed limits and norms is a fairly difficult task.
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Tell me about it... I have a History degree. :lmao: Only so many places for me to work as well. Unless I want to ask people what they want in their latte.

Job mobility is not the answer for everyone. That is certain. I do not have a good answer for you.
 
Johann said:
Tell me about it... I have a History degree. :lmao: Only so many places for me to work as well. Unless I want to ask people what they want in their latte.

Job mobility is not the answer for everyone. That is certain. I do not have a good answer for you.
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Bull****.
My degree is in psychology with a minor in history. I have about 10 years of experience in social work, some with child protection side in interaction with civil courts and some at a community mental health center where I really got to interact with people with serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia, schizoaffective, and a lot more of the psychotic symptoms of not being grounded in reality.

I manage a fleet of tractors, semis, and other ag equipment on a fairly respectable sized farm in the corn belt now.

Don't limit yourself with a ****ing box.
 
MuntCuffin said:
Bull****.
My degree is in psychology with a minor in history. I have about 10 years of experience in social work, some with child protection side in interaction with civil courts and some at a community mental health center where I really got to interact with people with serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia, schizoaffective, and a lot more of the psychotic symptoms of not being grounded in reality.

I manage a fleet of tractors, semis, and other ag equipment on a fairly respectable sized farm in the corn belt now.

Don't limit yourself with a ****ing box.
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werd.

Im an IT guy. Now I help people back trailers:homer:
 
Johann said:
Tell me about it... I have a History degree. :lmao: Only so many places for me to work as well. Unless I want to ask people what they want in their latte.

Job mobility is not the answer for everyone. That is certain. I do not have a good answer for you.
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A good answer is to look at this entire ****-show objectively. That mandated 'vaccinations' are not proven to make people safer (however that may be defined). That the 'vaccinations' are not preventing infections. That the 'vaccinations' are not NOT contributing to elevated reaction issues. And that the 'vaccinations' have been rushed through with little (no) long-term impact studies, and a litany of animal testing which did not end so well for the animals.

A good answer would be to look at all aspects with open minds.....anit-body acknowledgement in those who show natural immunity response to this virus. Rationally looking at ALL preventive and treatment options, rather than just the ones which are politically approved and pushed.

Otherwise, we are pushing agendas rather than realistically looking at solutions.
 
MuntCuffin said:
Bull****.
My degree is in psychology with a minor in history. I have about 10 years of experience in social work, some with child protection side in interaction with civil courts and some at a community mental health center where I really got to interact with people with serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia, schizoaffective, and a lot more of the psychotic symptoms of not being grounded in reality.

I manage a fleet of tractors, semis, and other ag equipment on a fairly respectable sized farm in the corn belt now.

Don't limit yourself with a ****ing box.
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Oh, I'm not. I like working in museums. Done it for a long time. I meant for your 30+ year old woman friend.

I could do many different things. At this point I'll finish out my 30 for a full State pension. With that in my account every month I will be able to do what I want. Or nothing at all.:flipoff2:
 
Lets pretend for a second that the vaccine is the safest thing that's ever been invented.....ever.

The way the .gov has handled getting folks to get the shot(s) has been pathetic at best. They are singularly responsible for at least half of the people who say no, would be my guess. They certainly aren't earning anyone's trust.

This approval just pops out of nowhere. Good job .gov.
 
Again...as I've said before, you do you. I won't belittle anyone for doing what they feel is best for them. The vaccine, mask, double mask, riding around in a car alone with a mask and face shield. Hell make yourself a bubble if that's what YOU want to do.

All I ask for is the same common courtesy with me doing what I feel is best for ME.
 
JR4X said:
Groupthink phenomenon: SomeGuy and ev13wt both suffer from a psychological disorder that renders them completely incapable of observing or accepting evidence that is contrary to the accepted ideals of the
group that they consider themselves to represent.




This coupled with their need for confirmation bias explains their irrational combative presence here.



This need for you to tow the line like they tow it is evidence of their need for social validation.



For them this will never end, they are a parrot of the media they consume. Whatever it is that the news is making the most noise about at any given time. Is what they will be attacking strangers about on the internet.
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Don't lump me in with that twat...

I respect people being able to choose not to get it as is their right, but I can still think it's better with than without.

Also, the point of this thread was just to say it has FDA approval now which was one of the things the little anti-vax whiners here were bothered by.
 
Johann said:
Only people that seem to be in the hospital are unvacced. I seriously doubt they are getting it from vacced people.
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The data support for vax efficacy is rapidly eroding from the previous claims of 99%; Vaxed hospitalizations appear to be rising with each subsequent data release:

Released by New Hanover Med Center ( Wilmington, but this is across all novant hospitals.
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WTF? said:
The data support for vax efficacy is rapidly eroding from the previous claims of 99%; Vaxed hospitalizations appear to be rising with each subsequent data release:

Released by New Hanover Med Center ( Wilmington, but this is across all novant hospitals.
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SC Dept of health data
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Isn't it amazing that after they didn't get the % of people vaccinated they wanted, the number of cases went up? 🤔
 
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WTF? said:
The data support for vax efficacy is rapidly eroding from the previous claims of 99%; Vaxed hospitalizations appear to be rising with each subsequent data release:

Released by New Hanover Med Center ( Wilmington, but this is across all novant hospitals.
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SC Dept of health data
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Interesting, thanks for actual data!

So boosters may be needed as predicted. No biggie for those already committed.

Wish they were doing better contact tracing so that we could see who is infecting whom. But suspect it is hard with this invisible boogie man

I'd also like more antibody testing. I have a feeling more people have been exposed than they think and have developed natural immunity but that does not help the narrative that everyone needs to vaccinated
 
Johann said:
Interesting, thanks for actual data!

So boosters may be needed as predicted. No biggie for those already committed.

Wish they were doing better contact tracing so that we could see who is infecting whom. But suspect it is hard with this invisible boogie man

I'd also like more antibody testing. I have a feeling more people have been exposed than they think and have developed natural immunity but that does not help the narrative that everyone needs to vaccinated
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:lmao: yeah....as predicted
 
Thumping said:
Again...as I've said before, you do you. I won't belittle anyone for doing what they feel is best for them. The vaccine, mask, double mask, riding around in a car alone with a mask and face shield. Hell make yourself a bubble if that's what YOU want to do.

All I ask for is the same common courtesy with me doing what I feel is best for ME.
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I agree, however I’m still gonna laugh at you if your riding in a car by yourself with a mask on.
 
Johann said:
So boosters may be needed as predicted. No biggie for those already committed.
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So....no biggie for, say, an 18 year old who will now need boosters for the rest of their life, unless they want to potentially meet an untimely, unnecessary end like the test animals?
 
RedX said:
So....no biggie for, say, an 18 year old who will now need boosters for the rest of their life, unless they want to potentially meet an untimely, unnecessary end like the test animals?
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Not trying to be a **** but you have a paper you can link to to support this statement? I would some data before I start repeating this.
 
ThePanzerFuhrer said:
Not trying to be a **** but you have a paper you can link to to support this statement? I would some data before I start repeating this.
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Vaccine Safety: Antibody-dependent Enhancement (ADE) and Vaccines

Immune responses to pathogens involve many cells and proteins of the immune system. Early during an infection, these responses are non-specific, meaning that although they are directed at the pathogen, they are not specific to it. This is called innate immunity. Immune responses to pathogens...
www.chop.edu www.chop.edu
 
RedX said:
So....no biggie for, say, an 18 year old who will now need boosters for the rest of their life, unless they want to potentially meet an untimely, unnecessary end like the test animals?
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No, no biggie for the 55 year old without a spleen and on immunosupresors (for the rest of his life for arthritis) that chose to get the vaccine. IE: Me. You can concoct what ever strawmen you need though.

More than likely this will mutate beyond danger at some point just like SARs did. I don't like the idea of boosters for the rest of our lives any more than you do. Nor the vaccine cards, not the shut downs. All of that is BS overreacting.
 
I think I heard get vaccinated or have sanctions imposed on you or your business.
Mandate Vaccines to your employees or face scrutiny from the government,, we will make your life difficult.
Is that what I heard?
 
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