Dumb Question maybe...??

a reply to: nonspecific

What line of work are you in for it to be mandatory?

Ha! So now it's mandatory? In the other thread you argue it isn't mandatory and Athetos could always quit his job.

Always how it fit's your personal narrative, right?

I was asking for that exact reason.

It seems like everyone is screaming about a mandatory vaccine that's not mandatory to me.

Just more exaggerating to have something to scream freedom about.



a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

a reply to: TerryDon79

Alright look, if you want to get into an argument about it, then let's do it!

NO, I didn't know that. What I DO know is this vaccine is different from other vaccines. Plus, NO, it doesn't seem, I dunno, nuts to me given all the flip flopping, misinformation and lies floating around everywhere you look.

So, if you want to continue to belabor the point that you feel it was a dumb question then fine, then why don't you just come right out and say it and be done with the discussion?

Have a nice day.

a reply to: nonspecific

So what you really did was doubting the members honesty?

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

There are no dumb questions, only dumb answers.

Pretty much.

I've got nothing to base their integrity on without asking questions have I?

There's some right Porky's getting passed around on here lately.



a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

So you didn't know that you can't catch a thing from someone if that someone doesn't have the thing to catch in the first place?

Like you can't catch a flu from someone if they don't have the virus particles. You can't catch anything if they don't have the thing.

It's not exactly rocket science.

a reply to: nonspecific

Well, my wife works in aviation too (different area and company) and her jabs ARE mandatory. She has to have them both by Sept 15th and then 2 weeks post vax before the Sept 30 deadline. That, or she's down the road. Period, no exceptions.

My company started down that path and then backed off. Just strongly recommended now (so far).

originally posted by: TerryDon79
Like you can't catch a flu from someone if they don't have the virus particles. You can't catch anything if they don't have the thing.

I've personally witnessed in real life people catching The Stoopid by osmosis.

Sorry to ask a dumb question on your dumb question but is that mandatory as in government or mandatory as in company policy?

For your wife that is?



a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

a reply to: nonspecific

But you weren't honest enough yourself to word it that way.

So you had to basically go against your own believes to circumvent that inner conflict.

Interesting excuse for that Freudian Slip. Someone doing the above is deceitful and not honest, just an observation.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: TerryDon79
Like you can't catch a flu from someone if they don't have the virus particles. You can't catch anything if they don't have the thing.

I've personally witnessed in real life people catching The Stoopid by osmosis.

You can catch that on the interwebsnet now. It's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay worse than covid too!

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Yes the vaxxed can still catch and pass on covid. Think the flu vaccines pre covid. It happened to me.

a reply to: nonspecific

It's government, but not federal government. Not company. That's really as specific as I care to get.

Mine was a company mandate, then rescinded. Not government.

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
Here's my reason for asking. My wife just got her 2nd jab two days ago. Today she's coughing, feverish, feeling nauseous, extremely tired (all covid symptoms).

She got vaxed because her employer required her to by Sept 15. My employer required the same thing, but then backed off. So I haven't taken any of the 'vaccines' yet.

Can she transmit covid to me as a result of being vaxed?

She's transferring Spike Proteins to you.

You've got a bee in your bonnet with me and seem to be following me from post to post now looking for argument.

I'm happy to discuss whatever the particular topic in hand is but ask you to remain civil and not hound me because I may have disagreed with or upset you at some point.



a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

a reply to: nonspecific
I am not hounding you. However you like to make strong arguments, I like to make strong arguments, we both think we are right. You keep popping up in the threads I roam. We just disagree very often and you like to play semantic games, it's obvious.

Could have written the same about you in that RATS thread but I don't jump to conclusions that fast.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I've yet to meet a single person who had any serious side effects. In fact, the only side effect out of the hundred I know who have gmtrceived the vaccine, is a sore arm for about a day at the injection site. Remember, VERS, is basically the medical equivalent of Yelp. I listen to them about as much as I listen to the homeless guy on the off ramp who swears he invented the minivan.

I work for the province as a civil servant. I am fine with obliging the will of the people it’s my job after all. I am just not so sure what they are going to get in the end is going to reflect their initial intent.


news.gov.mb.ca...

a reply to: nonspecific

That says either vaccinated or regular testing?

So vaccination is not mandatory for you but given you work for the public and with the public they have a care of duty to make sure you are of limited threat to the public. You can't really argue that can you.


a reply to: Athetos