Breaking: Idaho lawmakers introduce legislation to criminalize those who administer COVID vaccines

a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

It's the same as injecting cyanide.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

It's the same as injecting cyanide.

If they can prove that then the bill will pass in the House, now it's a wait and see game.

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

I will always be concerned with people pushing misinformation or just stupidity - deny ignorance.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

It's the same as injecting cyanide.

If they can prove that then the bill will pass in the House, now it's a wait and see game.

Prove what? They're bought and owner by big Harma. There's no way to prove anything no matter how true it is.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

It's the same as injecting cyanide.

If they can prove that then the bill will pass in the House, now it's a wait and see game.

Prove what? They're bought and owner by big Harma. There's no way to prove anything no matter how true it is.

Then why bother bringing forth a bill - political games maybe?

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

I will always be concerned with people pushing misinformation or just stupidity - deny ignorance.

You need then to reflect on what you say and said in the past

Covid-19 has come from SARS-CoV-2, both being virus

Or the other claims you made about herd immunity that have been debunked.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

I will always be concerned with people pushing misinformation or just stupidity - deny ignorance.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making it an offence to administer them.

Not the best possible result for your dogma and narratives.

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

I will always be concerned with people pushing misinformation or just stupidity - deny ignorance.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making it an offence to administer them.

Not the best possible result for your dogma and narratives.

For a little levity, here's what one democrat says about these two republicans - "Legislators once again practicing medicine without a license." LOL

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

The same as injecting cyanide? That would result in 100% immediate fatalities. Given the billions vaccinated, according to you then there should be billions dead.

There aren't.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

The same as injecting cyanide? That would result in 100% immediate fatalities. Given the billions vaccinated, according to you then there should be billions dead.

There aren't.

Are you serious? He was being sarcastic but thanks for pointing it out captain obvious... jesus you people will stoop to the lowest levels..

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

I will always be concerned with people pushing misinformation or just stupidity - deny ignorance.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making it an offence to administer them.

Not the best possible result for your dogma and narratives.

For a little levity, here's what one democrat says about these two republicans - "Legislators once again practicing medicine without a license." LOL

You are confusing science with politics.
Try again.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making it an offence to administer them.

Not the best possible result for your dogma and narratives.

a reply to: tacoman101

How do you know he was being sarcastic?

You should read some of his other claims.

Hard to tell on here, tho.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

I read almost everything on this site including almost everything you post.. i just refrain from posting but todays just one of those days..

YOU have no room to speak about anything..

And anyone with a middle school IQ could tell he was being sarcastic... You just decided to do what you always do... Be you..

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Asmodeus3

This bill won't get passed in the House because what if the patient insists on having an mNRA vaccination are they going to charge both the patient and the person giving the shot? And won't they have to charge the government too for providing the mNRA vaccinations to whomever? It's ridiculous.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making an offence to administer them.

Your dogma and narratives are under serious threat. Prey!

I will always be concerned with people pushing misinformation or just stupidity - deny ignorance.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making it an offence to administer them.

Not the best possible result for your dogma and narratives.

For a little levity, here's what one democrat says about these two republicans - "Legislators once again practicing medicine without a license." LOL

You are confusing science with politics.
Try again.

You seem to be getting concerned. I wonder why?!

It looks that Florida is trying to ban the mRNA products and Idaho making it an offence to administer them.

Not the best possible result for your dogma and narratives.

My dogma and narratives is believing in the science from immunologists, virologists and others that actually work with vaccines and study viruses not believing in people who try to twist data into their vaccine skeptical confirmation bias'.

a reply to: tacoman101

I will speak on here about anything I like, thanks very much.

And yes, I will be me. You be you.

a reply to: tacoman101

I'm sure that poster can speak for himself.

If he confirms it was sarcasm then fair enough.

More levity with this bill (from reddit):

The bill includes "and any other mammals" but not reptiles, so -

'Thank God most of us are lizard people, right?' LOL

a reply to: quintessentone

As I understand it, it's just a proposed Bill? Is that right, if so, I guess we will see if it ever gets passed?