When it comes to vaccinations, we’re in the
bribery phase
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 5/16/2021 2:23:21 PM
I’ll admit, I’m not getting the “vax.” No amount of fear porn, “it’s my patriotic duty,” publicly shaming me, or telling me that “I’m protecting other people” will convince me that I should get it. Anti-Vaxxer, I believe I’m called. Many people evidently feel the same way. Since fear, pride, shame, and concern for others didn’t work, the machine is now using the best of all human traits to coerce us to get vaccinated: Greed. Here are just a few examples to appeal to our greedier side: The Cincinnati Reds offer discounted tickets for those who received the “vax.” The Philly Flyers offered up free tickets to a game next year
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Texas records zero COVID deaths two months
after being accused of 'Neanderthal thinking'
by Biden 8 replies
after being accused of 'Neanderthal thinking'
by Biden 8 replies
Texas recorded zero COVID-19 deaths on Sunday, months after President Joe Biden criticized the state for relaxing pandemic restrictions too soon.
State healthcare data shows that the state’s zero COVID death day was its first in about 14 months. The state also saw a 13-month low in cases and an 11-month low in hospitalizations, according to Gov. Greg Abbott.
“Thanks, Texans!” Abbott said in a Twitter post accompanied by the new data.
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At this point, the fact is unavoidable: The Biden administration’s foolish decision to extend increased unemployment benefits through the summer is clearly retarding the job market’s recovery. It made sense to pay out something to workers in exchange for government restrictions on their livelihood.
The COVID-19 Test No One Is Talking About:
Make Sure Your Children Have It Before They
Are Vaccinated 8 replies
Make Sure Your Children Have It Before They
Are Vaccinated 8 replies
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Critical race theory is the absurd idea that the United States is a fundamentally racist country and that our society is designed to uphold white supremacy. While the reasonable among us dismiss this idea, schools across the country are teaching it and big liberal corporations like Disney and Coca-Cola have tried pushing it.
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Over the weekend, Dr. Anthony Fauci delivered a virtual commencement address to the graduates of Emory University.
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Common sense isn’t common anymore
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Start with the airport. For some reason, my TSA Pre-check status didn’t make it onto my ticket.
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Kid you not.
According to the London Spectator (hat tip: Daily Caller), citing a podcast interview that Prince Harry made with the Davos-like Aspen Institute:
I’ve got so much I want to say about the First Amendment as I sort of understand it, but it is bonkers. I don’t want to start going down the
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for immediate Gaza ceasefire
as civilian death toll increases 28 replies
for immediate Gaza ceasefire
as civilian death toll increases 28 replies
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after teasing ‘end’ of his show
in duplicitous publicity stunt 28 replies
after teasing ‘end’ of his show
in duplicitous publicity stunt 28 replies
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I'm on the fence about the vax. My family members are all vaccinated but I am still worried about the aftereffects, which I feel are being either hidden or lied about. Meanwhile, I am taking zinc, vitamin D3, vitamin C, and other vitamins. Perhaps if there is a newer version developed that is an actual vaccine instead of something that alters my system, I'll reconsider.