nsacpi
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Pretty good ranking of the 50 states by beauty.
https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/most-beautiful-states-in-america
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Pretty good ranking of the 50 states by beauty.
https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/most-beautiful-states-in-america
nsacpi
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Not too good for Florida and Mississippi and Alabama.
Source?
Tapate50
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We actually hiked to that lake in the picture. That big mountain is in some of our selfies.
It was an amazing hike.
striker42
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Side effects from the vaccine are EXTREMELY common but also very mild. For most people their arm hurts pretty bad for a day or two. That's a side effect. Fatigue is extremely common after the shot. That's a side effect. Fever and aches are also common. Those are side effects.
I'd wager way, way more people have experienced side effects than have reported them. If you don't experience side effects you're probably well into the minority. Having had both Covid and the vaccine, I can tell you the vaccine side effects are nothing compared to being sick with Covid.
The question isn't the rate of side effects. Every single person who gets the vaccine could have minor side effects and it still be very much recommended. The question is the rate of serious side effects. These are far easier to track. They're also extremely rare.
I'd wager most everyone here knows someone who has died or has had to go on a ventilator due to covid. I'd also wager no one here knows anyone who has died or come close to it due to the vaccine.
My position has been crystal clear.
I am pro-vaccine for at-risk and have never said otherwise.
The rest of us survive and get the added benefit of having by far better immunity. This is how you actually achieve herd immunity.
nsacpi
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you just can't lay off the anti-vaxx deza...it is a peculiar compulsion...addiction...but the good news is you're not the only one...well i don't know if it is good to be part of an epidemic of anti-vaxx deza
I am anti vaccination of healthy people.
You can absolutely label me that without question.
You can't lay off Big Pharma Deza as well bud...
nsacpi
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i'm talking about all the deza you share...they don't do this...they do that...it is all dubious/misleading and invariably casts the vaccines in a negative light
nsacpi
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they've been averaging over 200 deaths a day for several weeks now
Vaccines should be cast in a negative light for those that are healthy.
We don't need vaccines and by not taking a vaccine you are actually doing a greater service for the public good because you are helping reach herd immunity faster.
But again - How many deaths were there in Florida last week?
nsacpi
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The headlines out of Gov. Brian Kemp’s latest press conference focused on the thousands of Georgia National Guard troops he’s preparing to deploy to help hospitals fight the pandemic.
But it was Dr. Kathleen Toomey who stopped us in our tracks when she revealed that anti-vaxxer protesters had disrupted several vaccination drives -- and forced one to shut down.
We asked aides to Toomey, the state’s top health official, to elaborate. Her office promptly detailed how public health staff “have been harassed, yelled at, threatened and demeaned by some of the very members of the public they were trying to help.”
In one south Georgia county, the anti-vaxxers tracked down public health employees through social media and harangued them with messages of hostility and misinformation about vaccines.
And the event that was canceled was a north Georgia mobile vaccination event, where an organized group of people showed up to harass and name-call public health workers.
“Aside from feeling threatened themselves, staff realized no one would want to come to that location for a vaccination under those circumstances, so they packed up and left,” said Nancy Nydam, Toomey’s spokesman.
“It comes with the territory to someone in my position,” Toomey said of the threats. “But it shouldn’t be happening to those nurses who are working to try to keep this state safe.”
https://www.ajc.com/politics/politi...te-health-workers/KJBPDZ5NCBHSHPSBUI5IYMNR6U/
But it was Dr. Kathleen Toomey who stopped us in our tracks when she revealed that anti-vaxxer protesters had disrupted several vaccination drives -- and forced one to shut down.
We asked aides to Toomey, the state’s top health official, to elaborate. Her office promptly detailed how public health staff “have been harassed, yelled at, threatened and demeaned by some of the very members of the public they were trying to help.”
In one south Georgia county, the anti-vaxxers tracked down public health employees through social media and harangued them with messages of hostility and misinformation about vaccines.
And the event that was canceled was a north Georgia mobile vaccination event, where an organized group of people showed up to harass and name-call public health workers.
“Aside from feeling threatened themselves, staff realized no one would want to come to that location for a vaccination under those circumstances, so they packed up and left,” said Nancy Nydam, Toomey’s spokesman.
“It comes with the territory to someone in my position,” Toomey said of the threats. “But it shouldn’t be happening to those nurses who are working to try to keep this state safe.”
https://www.ajc.com/politics/politi...te-health-workers/KJBPDZ5NCBHSHPSBUI5IYMNR6U/
Their 7 day moving average has only eclipsed 200 for approximately 9 days. in the past few months.
This is of course with the lag on the deaths from previously so these deaths could have happened anywhere from a 1-2 month lag from reporting date.
But its all good nsacpi - keep pushing out that Big Pharma Deza. Good pet....
I also love this narrative that overcrowded hospitals is a new thing and driven by COVID exclusively. Here is an article in a trash paper that discusses even in the height of the early pandemic that the overcrowded hospitals was more a mismanagement than the CCP virus.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/14/nyregion/coronavirus-ny-hospitals.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/14/nyregion/coronavirus-ny-hospitals.html