Originally Posted by
jonasfj70
I'm in the category that realize that the vaccine does not change the DNA and that if there is a risk getting the shoot at all it is lower than winning the Powerball.
People claiming that Covid-19 is not a threat need to explain to me why my experience (otherwise called anecdotal evidence):
- Why have I never heard of someone dying from the flu before, but now I know several deseased by Covid-19? And one was relatively young
- About 10% at my workplace got hit by Covid-19. Some didn't have a lot of problems, but several tell me about terrible experiences. Some are still having issues long time after being free of the virus
- I know a nurse who tells me about the total chaos because of the number of people who are taken in to her hospital for treatment. According to her this is not according to the normal flu season
Go get your vaccine when you get your chance like I did.
Rippepinky, I'm looking forward to your spellcheck...
I listened to the transgender podcast.
What is this all about? I can't remember when I last met a transgender person and if happened it was some old guy who was completely unable to walk in high heels or a ladyboy at some bar in Thailand.
The Olympics have allowed transgender people since 2004 and since then zero has qualified.
Do transgender people have a physical advantage? I don't know. Probably.
Is this a problem? NO!
The identity politics discussion has different motives. It gives Conservatives an excuse to not formulate ideas.
If the political discourse was about health care, infrastructure or other kitchen table discussions, Republicans would have zero chance.
War on Christmas or discussions on who should use which bathroom is just completely useless!