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[quote=Ruhskins;1286660]What is driving me crazy is that there are teams that have 90+% vaccination rates. Why are we the only ones at the bottom????[/quote]

Hard to conclude anything other than we have too many not so smart guys on the team.

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[quote=punch it in;1286637]Masks and lockdowns were going to contain it, not end it. They were going to keep it in check until we could get shots in arms. [B]What was not expected was so many people turning into dumb ass anti vaxxers over night because of YouTube videos[/B].[/quote]

This is precisely the bigoted, judgmental attitude that is making this debate so hateful.

Completely discounting people's actual, legitimate health concerns and pushing an untested, unapproved injection on them against their better judgement. Not wanting this experimental injection doesn't make someone an "anti-vaxxer", that's just blanketing and generalizing.

Many doctors are advising against it and actually making it a case-by-case basis. To do otherwise and universally inject everyone is just moronic and goes against the oath doctors take.

Do you even realize there are currently more people dying after and or/from the vaccines than from the virus itself?

.05% are dying after being vaccinated.

.03% are dying from the virus.

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[quote=Monkeydad;1286669]This is precisely the bigoted, judgmental attitude that is making this debate so hateful.

Completely discounting people's actual, legitimate health concerns and pushing an untested, unapproved injection on them against their better judgement. Not wanting this experimental injection doesn't make someone an "anti-vaxxer", that's just blanketing and generalizing.

Many doctors are advising against it and actually making it a case-by-case basis. To do otherwise and universally inject everyone is just moronic and goes against the oath doctors take.

[B]Do you even realize there are currently more people dying after and or/from the vaccines than from the virus itself?[/B]

.05% are dying after being vaccinated.

.03% are dying from the virus.[/quote]

what's your source on this?

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[quote=Monkeydad;1286669]This is precisely the bigoted, judgmental attitude that is making this debate so hateful.

Completely discounting people's actual, legitimate health concerns and pushing an untested, unapproved injection on them against their better judgement. Not wanting this experimental injection doesn't make someone an "anti-vaxxer", that's just blanketing and generalizing.

Many doctors are advising against it and actually making it a case-by-case basis. To do otherwise and universally inject everyone is just moronic and goes against the oath doctors take.

Do you even realize there are currently more people dying after and or/from the vaccines than from the virus itself?

.05% are dying after being vaccinated.

.03% are dying from the virus.[/quote]

If NFL players had legitimate health concerns, they wouldn't be playing football. And yes, several NFL players always make risky health decisions in order to keep playing football. I don't know how this is different.

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[quote=MTK;1286671]what's your source on this?[/quote]

HVAC guy probably.

Coronavirus (sports edition) thread
 

[QUOTE=Monkeydad;1286669]This is precisely the bigoted, judgmental attitude that is making this debate so hateful.

Completely discounting people's actual, legitimate health concerns and pushing an untested, unapproved injection on them against their better judgement. Not wanting this experimental injection doesn't make someone an "anti-vaxxer", that's just blanketing and generalizing.

Many doctors are advising against it and actually making it a case-by-case basis. To do otherwise and universally inject everyone is just moronic and goes against the oath doctors take.

Do you even realize there are currently more people dying after and or/from the vaccines than from the virus itself?

.05% are dying after being vaccinated.

.03% are dying from the virus.[/QUOTE]


LOL. Call me whatever you want, but Im not responsible for killing the world because Im spreading bullshit all over the walls.
Your post is straight bullshit. Qanon level bullshit.

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Anybody else want to claim the vaccination is killing more people than the virus? There are plenty of badges of idiocy.

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[quote=Monkeydad;1286669]This is precisely the bigoted, judgmental attitude that is making this debate so hateful.

Completely discounting people's actual, legitimate health concerns and pushing an untested, unapproved injection on them against their better judgement. Not wanting this experimental injection doesn't make someone an "anti-vaxxer", that's just blanketing and generalizing.

Many doctors are advising against it and actually making it a case-by-case basis. To do otherwise and universally inject everyone is just moronic and goes against the oath doctors take.

[B]Do you even realize there are currently more people dying after and or/from the vaccines than from the virus itself?[/B]

.05% are dying after being vaccinated.

.03% are dying from the virus.[/quote]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!

HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Stupid mother fucker, you're an embarrassment to your family.

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[quote=Monkeydad;1286669][B]This is precisely the bigoted, judgmental attitude that is making this debate so hateful.[/B]
[/quote]

We shouldn't debate with imbeciles, it's not worth our time. We should ridicule them, though, for entertainment value.

You're a first class dipshit bro.

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Matthew Paras
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Rivera said he got the turnout he was looking for on Sunday when the team gave an opportunity for players to get vaccinated.

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Really really hoping we arent taking J&J like the mfyankees.

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1286643]Me in fall 2022 getting flu and covid booster shots at the same time.

[IMG]https://media1.tenor.com/images/28c6df7b4b980b6db73d1cc9ba9dfb33/tenor.gif?itemid=19072420[/IMG][/quote]

LOL!!!

Reminds of a few years ago when, right before my daughter was born, I was getting the flu shot and realized I needed to get a Tdap booster vaccine.

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[QUOTE=Schneed10;1286684]AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!

HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Stupid mother fucker, you're an embarrassment to your family.[/QUOTE]


[IMG]https://media4.giphy.com/media/l4q8cJzGdR9J8w3hS/giphy.gif[/IMG]

Re: Coronavirus (sports edition) thread
 

[quote=Ruhskins;1286660]What is driving me crazy is that there are teams that have 90+% vaccination rates. Why are we the only ones at the bottom????[/quote]

The leaguewide vaccination rate of almost 90% (as of Friday) exceeds that of the reported United States numbers by almost 20%.

WFT (as of Friday) was right there with the national average of around 70%, and likely surpassed it on Sunday when guys like AGG decided to get the vaccine after being provided with more information about it.


[url]https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/31/sports/football/nfl-vaccine-training-camp.html[/url]

Re: Coronavirus (sports edition) thread
 

[quote=Chief X_Phackter;1286701]The leaguewide vaccination rate of almost 90% (as of Friday) exceeds that of the reported United States numbers by almost 20%.

WFT (as of Friday) was right there with the national average of around 70%, and likely surpassed it on Sunday when guys like AGG decided to get the vaccine after being provided with more information about it.


[url]https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/31/sports/football/nfl-vaccine-training-camp.html[/url][/quote]

That's good perspective. At the same time, the typical US citizen doesn't play on a football team who could have to forfeit games, causing every player to lose game checks.

If everyone in your neighborhood would lose 1/17th of their income if there was an outbreak in your neighborhood, you'd be more likely to get vaccinated too. That's why I can't understand why we're not at 90-95 percent. Hopefully getting there soon.

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[quote=Schneed10;1286650]Fair enough then, back to the football side of it...

[B]Teams with a higher percentage of unvaccinated players have a higher chance of forfeiting games. [/B] Nobody's going to argue with that unless they just don't understand anything about viruses or vaccines.

Bully for us. Best team we've had in years, [B]it would be truly Redskinesque to finish 9-8 with two forfeits.[/B][/quote]

Yop, exactly my point all the way. The medical part of it I have little interest in, and I don't think it should be forced on anyone...
But as a fan of this team I [I]wish[/I] we're not going to lose game because of a bloody shot billions of people got.