You mean this article?1. I was checking Google News, as I do each morning.
2. When I saw this headline in the "Health" section, I was intrigued.
3. It is in the October 16 edition of American Thinker. (I do not know how to link. Sorry!)
4. If you have an open mind on this controversial topic, you may wish to read the article.
5. I commend Google News for publishing it.
a. I am guessing that some people are accusing it of spreading "misinformation."
b. I assume that this article is banned on social media.
6. I was completely vaccinated in August, for I wanted my vaccine passport.
a. I, of course, do not know how accurate the article is.
b. But I do think that saying this is the pandemic of the unvaccinated may need rethinking.
With all due respect (I am NOT being sarcastic), I think that such comments are unhelpful in discussing this vital topic.It's very hard to look 'smarter' hooked up to a ventilator.
You mean this article?
The Unvaccinated Are Looking Smarter Every Week
There is a massive propaganda push against those choosing not to vaccinate against COVID-19 with the experimental mRNA vaccines. Mainstream media, the big tech corporations, and our government have combined efforts to reward compliance and to shame a...www.americanthinker.com
Maybe it would have been helpful if you'd posted a link to what you were talking about.With all due respect (I am NOT being sarcastic), I think that such comments are unhelpful in discussing this vital topic.
You as well.Have a nice weekend.
Every day at work I watch unvaccinated Americans slowly dying in their ICU beds, with tubes shoved down their throats, and their families crying outside the doors. As far as I'm concerned, every single person who helps to spread anti-vaccine propaganda bears partial responsibility for their deaths.1. I was checking Google News, as I do each morning.
2. When I saw this headline in the "Health" section, I was intrigued.
3. It is in the October 16 edition of American Thinker. (I do not know how to link. Sorry!)
4. If you have an open mind on this controversial topic, you may wish to read the article.
5. I commend Google News for publishing it.
a. I am guessing that some people are accusing it of spreading "misinformation."
b. I assume that this article is banned on social media.
6. I was completely vaccinated in August, for I wanted my vaccine passport.
a. I, of course, do not know how accurate the article is.
b. But I do think that saying this is the pandemic of the unvaccinated may need rethinking.
You're welcome. I edited my post to make another comment about the article.Thank you for the link.
This computer-illiterate old man depends on kind people such as you.
Have a nice weekend.
The dead ones?1. I was checking Google News, as I do each morning.
2. When I saw this headline in the "Health" section, I was intrigued.
3. It is in the October 16 edition of American Thinker. (I do not know how to link. Sorry!)
4. If you have an open mind on this controversial topic, you may wish to read the article.
5. I commend Google News for publishing it.
a. I am guessing that some people are accusing it of spreading "misinformation."
b. I assume that this article is banned on social media.
6. I was completely vaccinated in August, for I wanted my vaccine passport.
a. I, of course, do not know how accurate the article is.
b. But I do think that saying this is the pandemic of the unvaccinated may need rethinking.
So...that would include vaccinated people, as well. Right?Every day at work I watch unvaccinated Americans slowly dying in their ICU beds, with tubes shoved down their throats, and their families crying outside the doors. As far as I'm concerned, every single person who helps to spread anti-vaccine propaganda bears partial responsibility for their deaths.
Cool.American Thinker - Bias and Credibility
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1. I was checking Google News, as I do each morning.
2. When I saw this headline in the "Health" section, I was intrigued.
3. It is in the October 16 edition of American Thinker. (I do not know how to link. Sorry!)
4. If you have an open mind on this controversial topic, you may wish to read the article.
5. I commend Google News for publishing it.
a. I am guessing that some people are accusing it of spreading "misinformation."
b. I assume that this article is banned on social media.
6. I was completely vaccinated in August, for I wanted my vaccine passport.
a. I, of course, do not know how accurate the article is.
b. But I do think that saying this is the pandemic of the unvaccinated may need rethinking.
It's nice of your hospital to allow the family on the ICU ward. That's a huge change from the time when they couldn't even enter the hospital.Every day at work I watch unvaccinated Americans slowly dying in their ICU beds, with tubes shoved down their throats, and their families crying outside the doors. As far as I'm concerned, every single person who helps to spread anti-vaccine propaganda bears partial responsibility for their deaths.
Another "kill the messenger" post. It gets old.American Thinker - Bias and Credibility
QUESTIONABLE SOURCE A questionable source exhibits one or more of the following: extreme bias, consistent promotion of propaganda/conspiracies, poor or nomediabiasfactcheck.com
- Overall, we rate the American Thinker, Questionable based on extreme right-wing bias, promotion of conspiracy theories/pseudoscience, use of poor sources, and several failed fact checks.
They allow a limited number of visitors into the ward, one or two at a time. Even so, many of those patients will die surrounded only by strangers. I can think of no worse fate.It's nice of your hospital to allow the family on the ICU ward. That's a huge change from the time when they couldn't even enter the hospital.
If those vaccinated people are spreading anti-vaccine propaganda, then yes.So...that would include vaccinated people, as well. Right?
You think vaccinated people help spread anti-vaccine propaganda?So...that would include vaccinated people, as well. Right?
With all due respect (I am NOT being sarcastic), I think that such comments are unhelpful in discussing this vital topic.
Have a nice weekend.
I have to take my wife to doctor appointments quite frequently. They won't even let me back in the rooms with her because of covid. I don't get the overcaution. I'm fully vaccinated and wearing a mask.They allow a limited number of visitors into the ward, one or two at a time. Even so, many of those patients will die surrounded only by strangers. I can think of no worse fate.
If it were only the unvaccinated that had that fate it might have. Unfortunately, even some of the vaccinated have died from covid.Well, yeah, it demolishes your argument in one short sentence.
So...that would include vaccinated people, as well. Right?
That is weird, considering that you bring her to the appointments. Hard to do that and keep the 6 foot rule. Also, you live together.I have to take my wife to doctor appointments quite frequently. They won't even let me back in the rooms with her because of covid. I don't get the overcaution. I'm fully vaccinated and wearing a mask.
Another "kill the messenger" post. It gets old.
Protocol. I asked. The only one that allows it is her oncologist.That is weird, considering that you bring her to the appointments. Hard to do that and keep the 6 foot rule. Also, you live together.
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