Vaccine etiquette

[Deleted User 15716]

Asking whether someone is vaccinated is the same as asking them if they’ve had an abortion, whether their ancestors owned slaves, masturbate, or if they have put on weight.

I may need to disagree with you on this one. I myself "cordially avoid" family and friends that have not had any shots yet. I'm not saying they are no longer part of my life. But I tend to have something else to do when there is a get together of whatever with them. And this is my prerogative. I have the 'Merican right to do what I want to, and what I don't want to.

To me, it's like driving without a seat belt.
What's the chances someone is going to pull out in front of me? Very minimal.
Do I wear a seat belt anyway? Yes.

Besides, asking someone if they have their shots don't need to sound invasive. I would never suggest what Fauci is saying, ask people to show proof. (what's he going to suggest next, standing at the front door to your house with a forehead thermometer?) Let's face it, Anthony is a little out there with some of the edicts he proclaims

All you have to say is something like "I got the Pfizer, which one did you get?" or "Where did you go to get your shots at? If they are not vaccinated yet, they'll let you know without it sounding like you are judging.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

As we enter into the Christmas season, where sane, caring people get together with family and friends, let’s review proper medical etiquette.

https://nbc25news.com/news/nation-world ... g-holidays

Asking whether someone is vaccinated is the same as asking them if they’ve had an abortion, whether their ancestors owned slaves, masturbate, or if they have put on weight.

As the great Bill Clinton once said, “Don’t ask. Don’t tell.”

Wrong, crack whore.

[Matt]

Another point of etiquette, some on here have made fun of the deaths of those who opposed mandatory vaccinations who died from Covid-19, yet they don’t make fun of the deaths of those who decided to get the vaccine and died from it anyway, like Colin Powell, and countless others.

https://nbcmontana.com/news/coronavirus ... xperts-say

So, proper etiquette is not to dance on anyone’s grave regardless of vaccine status. Oh, and more vaccinated people are dying from COVID-19, which I refuse to make fun of.

Colin Powell died from multiple myeloma, you moron. Have you given any thought to your next username when this one gets sent to the DBR?

[Honeyman]

Another point of etiquette, some on here have made fun of the deaths of those who opposed mandatory vaccinations who died from Covid-19, yet they don’t make fun of the deaths of those who decided to get the vaccine and died from it anyway, like Colin Powell, and countless others.

https://nbcmontana.com/news/coronavirus ... xperts-say

So, proper etiquette is not to dance on anyone’s grave regardless of vaccine status. Oh, and more vaccinated people are dying from COVID-19, which I refuse to make fun of.

Colin Powell died from multiple myeloma, you moron. Have you given any thought to your next username when this one gets sent to the DBR?

Um…

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshuacohe ... sk-groups/

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/col ... amily-says

https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/18/politics ... index.html

https://www.npr.org/2021/10/18/10469853 ... plications

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/col ... amily-says

I take no pleasure in putting you in your place.

You're not only a lonely, friendless, racist troll, you're a dope too. Did you even read the stories you linked too?!? You not only help to prove Matt's point, you also give info how important vaccines and boosters are.

Powell was fully vaccinated in January, presumably with the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. The New York Times reports that he was due to receive a booster shot last week but could not because he had fallen ill.

He had been suffering from multiple myeloma, which put him at higher risk for severe Covid-19. According to one study, only 45% of multiple myeloma patients develop an adequate response to mRNA vaccination against Covid-19.

[Deleted User 15716]

I should sit this one out. But I'm going to side with Reagan on this one. Yes, myeloma weakened his immune system. But would Powell be dead if Covid-19 had not come around?

[Honeyman]

I should sit this one out. But I'm going to side with Reagan on this one. Yes, myeloma weakened his immune system. But would Powell be dead if Covid-19 had not come around?

You're missing the point. Yes, Powell and hundreds of thousands others have died from Covid. But if you read the soon-to-be-banned racist trolls posts like the one below, she/he/it implies that the vaccinations are of no help or consequence. The fact that less than half of multiple myeloma patients can develop an adequate response to mRNA vaccination against Covid-19, really helps to prove exactly what she/he/it is denying.

With every successive (not successful) vaccine, people are wising up to what’s going on here. It’s not effective, yet pharmaceutical companies get paid with every shot.

[MWmetalhead]

Powell was in horrendous health and already had one foot in the grave, irrespective of COVID. The chances of him living one more year even if he were COVID free were likely very low.