Transportation Crisis

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by bypass

The old my body my choice is a joke when hundreds of thousands are dying. Make the vaccine mandatory.

So what you are saying is you would be in favor of the government making all your medical decisions for you. Cool. The government wants to cut off your balls - you happily comply and become a eunuch. The government says your are too old to qualify for a life saving medical treatment - you happily comply and die.

This country was built on freedom. Anyone who is so willing to give it up doesn't deserve to live in this country

Originally Posted by bypass

Oh berry, you are big on outlining peoples sentences with your misinformation appeal

You make it so easy as all you do is post misinformation. You have been called out so many times but so many different people for all the misinformation you post that you always resort to trying to change the subject - like you have here as none of the BS you posted relates to the topic of this thread - the transportation crisis Senile Biden has created. Your posts consistently lack actual facts and real supporting links / data

Originally Posted by bypass

If you want to act like a grown up, talk like one. Maybe someone will start to pay attention of your post if you start acting like a grown up. As it stands right now you are talking like a smart mouthed kid that no one pays attention to. Refrain from the name calling and acting like you know everything, cause guess the fuck what you don't.

Oooh, seems you are the one who has resorted to silly personal attacks. Par for the course when you can't intelligently debate any of the subject matter at hand . And nope, I don't know everything but I fucking guarantee you that I know a hell of a lot more than you.

Now back to the topic at hand - the Transportation Crisis Senile Biden has created. Do you have anything intelligent to add about that?

[berryberry]

Ron DeSantis and the FREE STATE OF FLORIDA to the rescue

[bambino]

https://t.me/Official_EdwardSnowden/23

[berryberry]

The Freedom Flu spread to American Airlines yesterday

American Airlines had 883 cancelled or delayed flights yesterday

[berryberry]

And the Freedom Flu continues to spread

An Alaska Airlines employee sent this photo from a plane on the runway in Anchorage

[berryberry]

What is senile Biden going to do - Fire them all ???

TSA says 40 percent of workforce unvaccinated ahead of November deadline

https://thehill.com/policy/transport...ad-of-november

[berryberry]

'It should be a choice': Tulsa union opposes American Airlines' COVID-19 vaccination mandate

now the unions are backing the Freedom Flu and joining the Fuck Joe Biden movement

https://tulsaworld.com/business/loca...84fb8c3a4.html

[bambino]

Joey Bribes totally shitting the bed at his presser


https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2021/1...ntence-videos/

[Salty Again]

Originally Posted by bambino

Joey Bribes totally shitting the bed at his presser


https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2021/1...ntence-videos/

Good for him!

It's called "a small economy of words"...

### Salty

[eyecu2]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

And do you know who the most prevalent group doing this is? The vaccinated, and they’re also the ones driving variants. That’s the ACTUAL science, and completely opposite what airhead Joe and his entourage want you to believe.

That is not true. Variants largely started in the unvaccinated population as the virus ran rampant and mutated naturally. Vaccinated people can carry the virus of course, but it's ability to be in higher concentration is limited by lowered amounts accumulated in the nose and throat because the body has a lowered reaction because of the vaccine. You all suggesting that it's the vaccinated causing varients are really spreading the bullshit out. Cite some non FOX or parlor stats that don't come from the red pill society or from a group off the Heritage foundation of biased ideology and let's talk.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by eyecu2

That is not true. Variants largely started in the unvaccinated population as the virus ran rampant and mutated naturally. Vaccinated people can carry the virus of course, but it's ability to be in higher concentration is limited by lowered amounts accumulated in the nose and throat because the body has a lowered reaction because of the vaccine. You all suggesting that it's the vaccinated causing varients are really spreading the bullshit out. Cite some non FOX or parlor stats that don't come from the red pill society or from a group off the Heritage foundation of biased ideology and let's talk.

Parlor’s not up anymore. Post a link that states variants started in the unvaccinated population.

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/heal...-know?amp=true

All viruses mutate. I trust John’s Hopkins is a credible source.

[PillowPilot]

Originally Posted by berryberry

'It should be a choice': Tulsa union opposes American Airlines' COVID-19 vaccination mandate

Yes, It should be a choice. Except.....
If you choose to remain unvaccinated, you should shoulder the responsibility of your choice, and pay your own medical bills if you get sick because you're not vaccinated.
You choose to smoke, pay your own medical bills if you get lung cancer.
You choose to drive without a seatbelt, pay your own medical bills if you have a head injury that would have been prevented by wearing a seat belt.
I'm all for freedom. But it doesn't come without responsibility.
That seems to be the point at which so many of these 'freedom lovers' lose the logic. My premiums for my health insurance are helping pay for your medical insurance. My taxes are helping to support the hospitals that are treating the covid afflicted patients. When a simple, safe vaccine is available and you chose not to take it, then fine: Don't take it. Exert your personal freedom. But don't ask the rest of the country to help pay for your medical treatment.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by PillowPilot

Yes, It should be a choice. Except.....
If you choose to remain unvaccinated, you should shoulder the responsibility of your choice, and pay your own medical bills if you get sick because you're not vaccinated.
You choose to smoke, pay your own medical bills if you get lung cancer.
You choose to drive without a seatbelt, pay your own medical bills if you have a head injury that would have been prevented by wearing a seat belt.
I'm all for freedom. But it doesn't come without responsibility.
That seems to be the point at which so many of these 'freedom lovers' lose the logic. My premiums for my health insurance are helping pay for your medical insurance. My taxes are helping to support the hospitals that are treating the covid afflicted patients. When a simple, safe vaccine is available and you chose not to take it, then fine: Don't take it. Exert your personal freedom. But don't ask the rest of the country to help pay for your medical treatment.

The Vaccines are still under emergency use authorization. What’s available TODAY is not FDA approved. And there are more VAERS adverse incidents reported on the current vaccines than all others combined in the last 13yrs. You can still get covid, spread Covid and die from Covid if you’re vaccinated. I know several fully vaccinated people who still contracted Covid. Safe? Not really. Effective? Debatable. So the unvaccinated that never contracted Covid, or did and didn’t go to the hospital are paying for vaccinated people who were hospitalized. I had Covid in March. I was sick for 4 days. Nothing worse than any previous bug I’ve had. I wasn’t hospitalized. I take an antigen test every month. I have the antibodies. I have natural immunity. I see no reason to get vaccinated. Getting Covid isn’t an automatic death sentence. BTW, states collect sales taxes on tobacco, alcohol, gasoline, gambling, just about everything we consume. Nobodies getting off scott free.

[Salty Again]

Originally Posted by PillowPilot

Yes, It should be a choice. Except.....
If you choose to remain unvaccinated, you should shoulder the responsibility of your choice, and pay your own medical bills if you get sick because you're not vaccinated.
You choose to smoke, pay your own medical bills if you get lung cancer.
You choose to drive without a seatbelt, pay your own medical bills if you have a head injury that would have been prevented by wearing a seat belt.
I'm all for freedom. But it doesn't come without responsibility.
That seems to be the point at which so many of these 'freedom lovers' lose the logic. My premiums for my health insurance are helping pay for your medical insurance. My taxes are helping to support the hospitals that are treating the covid afflicted patients. When a simple, safe vaccine is available and you chose not to take it, then fine: Don't take it. Exert your personal freedom. But don't ask the rest of the country to help pay for your medical treatment.

Uh, that's all well and good... BUT - WHO pays when
a vaxxed person comes down with covid and has to
go to hospital?? ... There's been a good number of
"break-thru" cases.

### Salty

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by PillowPilot

Yes, It should be a choice. Except.....
If you choose to remain unvaccinated, you should shoulder the responsibility of your choice, and pay your own medical bills if you get sick because you're not vaccinated.
You choose to smoke, pay your own medical bills if you get lung cancer.
You choose to drive without a seatbelt, pay your own medical bills if you have a head injury that would have been prevented by wearing a seat belt.
I'm all for freedom. But it doesn't come without responsibility.
That seems to be the point at which so many of these 'freedom lovers' lose the logic. My premiums for my health insurance are helping pay for your medical insurance. My taxes are helping to support the hospitals that are treating the covid afflicted patients. When a simple, safe vaccine is available and you chose not to take it, then fine: Don't take it. Exert your personal freedom. But don't ask the rest of the country to help pay for your medical treatment.

That is a mighty slippery slope. After all, insurance is a system in which groups of people who have risk of suffering a loss transfer their risk of loss to an insurer who pools the risk of many people together.

Using your thinking, where does it end.

See a hooker and get a STD - pay your own medical bills.

Drink alcohol that impacts your medical condition - pay your own medical bills.

Be overweight and develop medical issues - pay your own medical bills.

Drink caffeine and develop medical issues - pay your own medical bills.

The list could go on and on and on