Get vaccinated

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Lov2fish

It was their choice to do so and absolutely none of your fucking business. Adults assumed the risk of going out unprotected. They knew the consequences of a 99.23% survivable virus and their faith was stronger than their fear. What the fuck can't people grasp with this decision. Nobody prevents you from wearing a mask, and you don't have the right to make them. You fucking obtuse idiot.

What you don’t seem to grasp is that the majority of the people have a right to be protected. Kids of that group of people went to school and then spread it to other students. That is absolutely unacceptable.

You don’t wanna wear a mask fine don’t send your kids to school let them learn remotely. Have your groceries delivered. But for gods sake’s you don’t expose other people because of your ignorance or your stupidity.

This isn’t a political argument you jack ass. This is a health issue a public health issue. And the rights of those who want to remain healthy cannot be outweighed by those who can’t use good judgment. We’ve put people in jail for intentionally passing the AIDS virus. The isolated people who spread typhoid knowing they were caring it and did not take precautions.

You have the right to be an asshole but we have a right for you to keep your being an asshole to yourself

[Lov2fish]

Originally Posted by JAFF

What you don’t seem to grasp is that the majority of the people have a right to be protected. Kids of that group of people went to school and then spread it to other students. That is absolutely unacceptable.

You don’t wanna wear a mask fine don’t send your kids to school let them learn remotely. Have your groceries delivered. But for gods sake’s you don’t expose other people because of your ignorance or your stupidity.

This isn’t a political argument you jack ass. This is a health issue a public health issue. And the rights of those who want to remain healthy cannot be outweighed by those who can’t use good judgment. We’ve put people in jail for intentionally passing the AIDS virus. The isolated people who spread typhoid knowing they were caring it and did not take precautions.

You have the right to be an asshole but we have a right for you to keep your being an asshole to yourself

You made it political when you insisted people do what they don't want to do simply cause you and your friends are pussies. Stay in the fucking house and die a slow death from fear. Don't insist anyone do as you desire. When that happens you run into people like me. I am not pleasant when you dumb asses insist that I be as scared as you. I am pretty sure I already explained this to you, but since you have the comprehension skills of a 5 year old, I'll run it by ya one last time. I do not owe you, or anyone a fucking thing. If you go out and I go out, you assume the risk. It is not my job, or responsibility to protect your health. That is solely on you. I don't know you, or give a shit about you, so, once again in the grand scheme of things, my lunch decision is more important to me than you. You're vaccinated and wear your bedazzled washrag on your face. You're protected? Why do you give a fuck if anyone else is? Fucktards like you never want this shit to end simply because you will no longer be the best at following the rules.

If you ever want an education on mask and their proper usage, let me know and I will give you one. I taught 30 hour OSHA and lead paint abatement. A third of my classes were on mask, microns and their ability as a stand alone barrier to prevent contamination. I can give you a hint. Those little blue things and the bedazzled washrags are as useless as you.

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Lov2fish

You made it political when you insisted people do what they don't want to do simply cause you and your friends are pussies. Stay in the fucking house and die a slow death from fear. Don't insist anyone do as you desire. When that happens you run into people like me. I am not pleasant when you dumb asses insist that I be as scared as you. I am pretty sure I already explained this to you, but since you have the comprehension skills of a 5 year old, I'll run it by ya one last time. I do not owe you, or anyone a fucking thing. If you go out and I go out, you assume the risk. It is not my job, or responsibility to protect your health. That is solely on you. I don't know you, or give a shit about you, so, once again in the grand scheme of things, my lunch decision is more important to me than you. You're vaccinated and wear your bedazzled washrag on your face. You're protected? Why do you give a fuck if anyone else is? Fucktards like you never want this shit to end simply because you will no longer be the best at following the rules.

If you ever want an education on mask and their proper usage, let me know and I will give you one. I taught 30 hour OSHA and lead paint abatement. A third of my classes were on mask, microns and their ability as a stand alone barrier to prevent contamination. I can give you a hint. Those little blue things and the bedazzled washrags are as useless as you.

And all that ed on masks and you dont know squat

[JAFF]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/fa...ocid=Peregrine


Dr. Anthony Fauci is pushing back more pointedly against attacks criticizing his evolving response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Axios reported Sunday.


"The people who are giving the ad hominems are saying, 'Ah, Fauci misled us. First he said no masks, then he said masks,'" Fauci told New York Times columnist Kara Swisher, according to Axios. "Well, let me give you a flash. That's the way science works. You work with the data you have at the time," he said.

"It is essential as a scientist that you evolve your opinion and your recommendations based on the data as it evolves," Fauci said, according to Axios. "And that's the reason why I say people who then criticize me about that are actually criticizing science."

As hospitals experienced a severe shortage of personal protective equipment, or PPE, during the early months of the pandemic, Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, along with the CDC and World Health Organization, initially told people not to wear masks.

But as PPE suppliers ramped up production and data emerged that asymptomatic carriers could spread the virus, Fauci and public health agencies reversed course, with the CDC saying in July that "universal masking" could help the US control the virus in four to eight weeks.

"It was not a change because I felt like flip-flopping. It was a change because the evidence changed, the data changed," Fauci told Swisher, according to Axios, in his latest defense of his position on masks.

Masks have been a political flashpoint for nearly the entire pandemic, while Fauci became a frequent punching bag for former President Donald Trump as well as right-wing media figures who repeatedly downplayed the virus and spread conspiracies and misinformation about everything from the health risks of COVID-19 to Fauci himself.

But Fauci, according to Axios, said he puts "very little weight in the adulation, and very little weight in the craziness of condemning me," and that what has bothered him the most is death threats against him and his family.

[JAFF]

Delta variant infecting mounting number of people in rural Kansas and Missouri

The delta coronavirus variant is infecting a mounting number of people in rural Kansas and Missouri.

The variant, first detected in India in October, was upgraded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week from a "variant of interest" to a "variant of concern." The CDC estimates the delta variant accounts for about 10% of new cases in the U.S.

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Missouri had the highest percentage of the delta variant at 6.8% of reported cases as of May 22, the latest CDC data.

Data from the CDC shows high community transmission in rural parts of Missouri and Kansas -- regions already struggling with slow vaccination rates.

PHOTO: In this Feb. 11, 2021, file photo, Staff Sergeant Herbert Lins of the Missouri Army National Guard administers the Covid-19 vaccine to a resident during a vaccination event in St Louis, Missouri.
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In southwest Missouri there's been a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.

Kendra Findley, the administrator of community health and epidemiology with Green County, said that random testing of virus samples shows increasing cases of the delta strain.

"It shows us that what we've got in the community is a much more infectious variant that we are having to deal with, which shows why we have such an explosion of cases not just in Greene County, but in southwest Missouri," she told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services issued a news release Wednesday saying that the state "is experiencing a rise in individuals contracting the Delta variant," while urging locals to get vaccinated.

Missouri is now leading the nation with the most new COVID-19 cases per 100,000 residents over the last seven days, according to The New York Times tracker.

Mercy Hospital Springfield issued a plea on social media for Missourians to get vaccinated, painting a somber picture of the crisis unfolding at hospitals in the area.

"Bed capacity is strained. ED waits are long. COVID patients are younger, sicker and unvaccinated. Vaccines are free, available and effective. What are you waiting for? 82? 102? 152? What about 1? 1 person you care about? You?" wrote Erik Frederick, Mercy's chief administrative officer chief administrative officer.

In Missouri, 43.4% of the population has initiated vaccination and 37.7% have completed vaccination, according to state data.

PHOTO: In this March 5, 2021, file photo, a Graves Drug pharmacist administers a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine to a worker at the Creekstone Farms Premium Beef LLC processing plant in Arkansas City, Kansas.
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The delta variant is becoming a source of growing concern in the neighboring state of Kansas as well.

"The CDC estimates delta accounts for about 10% of new cases [in Kansas]," Amanda Cackler, director of quality and safety at the University of Kansas Health System told Kansas City, Missouri, ABC affiliate KMBC. "We have had and continue to have deaths of patients who have had COVID-19. Our most recent one was on the 12th of June."

In Kansas, 43.6% of the state is vaccinated with one dose and 37.6% are fully vaccinated, according to the state's health department tracker.

Officials, including CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, said the COVID-19 vaccines protect against all variants and the best way to protect yourself from the delta variant is to get vaccinated.

MORE: CDC director warns delta variant could soon become dominant coronavirus strain in US
The pressure is higher than ever to get more of these rural populations inoculated.

"Our biggest concern really is that we're running out of arms, and so it's really trying to get folks in situations where they can get their vaccine because we have plenty of inventory," Cackler told KMBC.

The CDC has identified two regions -- the Midwest and Mountain West states -- as having the estimated largest percentages of new delta variant cases. In the Midwest, which includes Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska, the delta strain accounts for 23.5% of all cases, the CDC reported.

Overall, the delta variant has been reported in more than 80 countries, according to the World Health Organization.

Walensky warned Friday that the variant could soon become the dominant strain in the United States.

"I think that that's probably going to be the case," Walensky told "Good Morning America."


Nationally, 53.1% of the U.S. population has received at least one vaccine dose and 44.7% is fully vaccinated, according to CDC data.

[JAFF]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/22/us/fl...eak/index.html

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by Lov2fish

If you ever want an education on mask and their proper usage, let me know and I will give you one. I taught 30 hour OSHA and lead paint abatement. A third of my classes were on mask, microns and their ability as a stand alone barrier to prevent contamination.

Have you actually completed a respirator fit test yourself? How often have you gone through a fit test? Do you have to routinely wear a mask at work to protect yourself from a chemical? What chemical or substance? Lead paint? - How cute.

Or is your entire "knowledge" from what you read in a book? You read from a book and regurgitate the content to others.

[Lov2fish]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Have you actually completed a respirator fit test yourself? How often have you gone through a fit test? Do you have to routinely wear a mask at work to protect yourself from a chemical? What chemical or substance? Lead paint? - How cute.

Or is your entire "knowledge" from what you read in a book? You read from a book and regurgitate the content to others.

You're as retarded as your cohort. You two should get a room. Fucking twits.

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Originally Posted by Lov2fish

You're as retarded as your cohort. You two should get a room.

Based on this response, it seems to me that you don't personally wear a respirator for work on any normal frequency.

Little to no real life experience.

Just book reading and instructing others off of what you read in a book.

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by AlwaysSunnyinIndy

Based on this response, it seems to me that you don't personally wear a respirator for work on any normal frequency.

Little to no real life experience.

Just book reading and instructing others off of what you read in a book.

Thank you, excellent summation