New Covid Protocol

Can we ship people to Cuba?, i know a certain adminastration said they werent gonna let Cubans in if they try to flee Cuba

 

LOL oh no there was one very colorful person suggesting that during the early part of the pandemic but we won't go there because this is not the place for it. I do agree with what you are saying though.

 

It's that grey area where we maintain a military base and imprisoned terrorist at it. Not Cuba proper but US occupied Cuba

 

My work is requiring employees to wear a mask if they have not been vaccinated. And there is a damn thing anyone can do about it. I’ve watched a few fools try to make a fuss over it and they were sent home only to show back up with their mask on a couple days later. Freaking hilarious.

 

Thanks for helping steer this back on track. The mods' ears must be burning right now.

As of about a week ago, we were at 85%. That's the threshold the NFL wanted teams to get to. We were one of ten teams at 85%. My concern is in the details of the memo, which there aren't enough, imo. If we have half a dozen unvaxxed players and are well within the threshold set by the NFL and an outbreak occurs within the vaxxed players, the team won't be held liable for the damages to the schedule as a result, or be dealt a loss for the forfeited game. But if a single unvaxxed player comes down with it, we can be held liable, forfeit the game, lose game checks for the entire team, and have to pay for lost revenue for the game not being played. That's an incredible punishment for a team that was actually meeting the requirements expressed by the league. I would like to have more details about what constitutes liability. So far, we don't have those details.

And that doesn't mean we still won't have games rescheduled because of another team not being able to participate.

It's just another season of a big ole' can of worms just waiting to get out.

 

My work was trying for 70% vaccinated before lifting the mask mandate but the numbers began to slow so with the latest CDC guidelines they said if you were vaccinated you didn't have to wear a mask, if not you had to maintain mask and social distancing. The kicker is that they have a rule in place saying employees don't have to disclose their vaccination status to anyone. I know plenty of people in my area who aren't and are not wearing a mask.

 

more of your typical useless drivel

 

What if they've already had Covid?

 

The vaccines are meant to prevent severe cases, not stop infections.

By they way, does everyone understand that a positive test for the SARS-COV-2 virus is not the same thing as having Covid-19?

Does everyone also understand that if PCR tests have the CT set too high (>30), the false positive rates are very high?

 

Piss off, ... more drivel for ya

 

Do you know anyone that has had chicken pox more than once?

 

I am not reading in real hard numbers here. Who gets to determine if a team can play?

We watched Denver lose their entire QB staff and they still played with a RB at QB. On the other hand Pittsburgh was put through hell last year bouncing dates around to delay games because of Covid cases that were not as bad as Denver's.

Who gets to decide who can play and who can't? I for one hope they do away with making players sit because they may have known someone who tested positive for Covid.

 

No. Your point?

People with natural immunity don't need the vaccine. There's also cross T-cell immunity that isn't being considered, because like natural immunity from a prior infection, Big Pharma doesn't profit from it.

 

It happens just not that frequently. I remember getting chicken pox and being told once you have them you won't ever get them again which isn't accurate but really close. I had a medium bout of Covid-19 and still got vaccinated and had reactions after both dose the second one being the quickest and most violent so I fully expect to probably have again at some point just based on my case. Still would get the shots again.

 

Then they shouldn't worry about getting it, your point is moot. The specific issue is employees that are not vaccinated AND get COVID. If natural immunity holds true, then they shouldn't get COVID.

Personally, I had COVID in January and still got vaccinated in April after seeking the advice of a few different doctors. Basically the consensus was, it can't hurt.

 

I have a vaccine & probably the only person still wearing a mask in Florida.

 

I guess I just don’t see what the big deal is. I mean you have to have vaccinations to attend school as a kid. With that said I’m not about to tell anyone what to do concerning the vaccination. If you want it get it, if you don’t we’ll don’t.

 

I will throw a mask on if I am in a crowded space with no ability to social distance. It isn't a "fear" of COVID, it's avoiding the damn inconvenience of whatever flu or cold they will end up giving me. Masks and social distance do work and the fact I didn't have to worry about using sick days because people are inconsiderate when it comes to hygiene, sneezing, and coughing.

 

What are the odds for this thread getting locked?

 

Go Yinz Stiller’s n ‘ at

 

The more I post, the more the odds increase LOL

 

So are we overreacting to the flu as well? Are we overreacting to the vaccinated players who developed blood clot and great problems (since less than 1% freaks you out).

The age of football players that get covid, have less than 0.5% of dying. So no wonder you're the one freaking out so bad to saying, "Good. I support this. If a player does not want to get vaccinated then they should sit out the season.".

Just saying, sounds like you need to put yourself in bubble.

 

Research ADE. It killed one of my best friends last month after he got the jab.

These mRNA vaccines are new, there is absolutely nothing known about long-term effects, how could there be?