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Neither Husker or Espola can answer these type of questions, because they don't know the answers. They can't get past spoon fed talking points or memes.

They have severe TDS

 

[Slobodan]

See my post above about providing further evidence.

What post? Providing what? Did you take your pill this morning?

 

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What post? Providing what? Did you take your pill this morning?

TDS and RDS is in full swing. Them & They cannot admit when wrong.

 

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Dad, espola & Husker Du

 

[Slobodan]

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I remember when Liz was relevant.

 

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You have already clearly demonstrated your ignorance on political matters. You don't need to provide any further evidence.

Are you the pot and @Hüsker Dü the kettle or is it the other way around?

 

[Hüsker Dü]

Why isn't the flu the flu shot mandated?

In some cases to protect immune compromised patients it is mandated. There’s a big world out there full of other people and their needs you seem to be unaware of.

 

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[kickingandscreaming]

In some cases to protect immune compromised patients it is mandated. There’s a big world out there full of other people and their needs you seem to be unaware of.

I didn't realize you two were so staunchly pro-life.

 

[Hüsker Dü]

I didn't realize you two were so staunchly pro-life.

From birth to the grave.

 

[Hüsker Dü]

Former Obama adviser: Kushner engaged in ‘level of corruption that we’ve just never seen’ with foreign relations

Editor’s note: This report has been updated to clarify the Saudi sovereign’s advisory panel position on giving funds to Jared Kushner’s firm. Former Obama deputy national security adviser Ben…

thehill.com

 

[Hüsker Dü]

Are you the pot and @Hüsker Dü the kettle or is it the other way around?

Here you once again clarify your complete lack of comprehension.

 

[watfly]

In some cases to protect immune compromised patients it is mandated. There’s a big world out there full of other people and their needs you seem to be unaware of.

In what cases are those? Maybe in some very specialized circumstances, but certainly nothing involving the general public. Health care professionals in San Diego have the option to get a flu shot or wear a mask with patients. That's far from a mandate. It may even be illegal to mandate flu shots.

Healthcare Workers Fired for Refusing Flu Shots Win Legal Fight |…

Six healthcare workers fired for refusing mandatory flu shots for religious reasons won back pay and offers of reinstatement from Saint Vincent Hospital in Erie, PA, according to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).1 The case could have implications for the increasing number of…

www.reliasmedia.com

 

[Hüsker Dü]

In what cases are those? Maybe in some very specialized circumstances, but certainly nothing involving the general public. Health care professionals in San Diego have the option to get a flu shot or wear a mask with patients. That's far from a mandate. It may even be illegal to mandate flu shots.

Healthcare Workers Fired for Refusing Flu Shots Win Legal Fight |…

Six healthcare workers fired for refusing mandatory flu shots for religious reasons won back pay and offers of reinstatement from Saint Vincent Hospital in Erie, PA, according to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).1 The case could have implications for the increasing number of…

www.reliasmedia.com

There are and have been many mandates in life. Quibbling about the Covid-19 precautions in retrospect is a bit silly. Were there mistakes, missteps and errors in the effort to contain and protect? Of course there always is. Our feckless national leader at the time not only didn’t help but made things far, far worse. There was of course plenty of bad decisions made but we rolled with what we had at the time. What would you suggest we do for the next pandemic? Put some random podcast creator in charge? Maybe the Pentagon? Or should we wait for Congress to act? Judges?

 

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[watfly]

There are and have been many mandates in life. Quibbling about the Covid-19 precautions in retrospect is a bit silly. Were there mistakes, missteps and errors in the effort to contain and protect? Of course there always is. Our feckless national leader at the time not only didn’t help but made things far, far worse. There was of course plenty of bad decisions made but we rolled with what we had at the time. What would you suggest we do for the next pandemic? Put some random podcast creator in charge? Maybe the Pentagon? Or should we wait for Congress to act? Judges?

That's what I figured. No examples. You make these claims and then never can substantiate them.

 

[Hüsker Dü]

That's what I figured. No examples. You make these claims and then never can substantiate them.

You admitted to the viability then backtracked. Get your story straight then we can talk. I’m not sure what your issue is with past occurrences or what our discussion will change what happened. Maybe you just need to vent.