>>15225864lb
Sounds like we agree on something. I just can’t believe we’re where we are right now. When, in your lifetime, can you recall so much “encouragement” (propaganda) to get a medical treatment? It’s like there’s a constant ongoing pep rally for the vaccine. I never recall so many people giving a rats ass about me getting a medical treatment of any kind in my entire life.
It’s only dangerous if you put more into it than you can afford to lose. I got 1.5 million Shiba Inu crypto for less than $30. I can afford to lose $30, and, if the crypto were ever to reach even $0.10 in value, I’d have a very nice ROI.
I work with a young, very healthy Marine (not in USMC currently but once a Marine always a Marine) who was downright giddy about getting his 1st and 2nd shot. He went to our company Christmas party last week where everyone had to have a negative rapid test to attend (I wasn’t about to go to this party myself). Keep in mind most everyone at my small company are all about muh vax and have been fully vaccinated. The couple of us who aren’t vaccinated did not attend. So the party consisted of fully vaccinated people who had tested negative for COVID 2 days prior to the party. In addition, I know these people well and I suspect most if not all of them were probably wearing masks. Anywho, the young healthy Marine called into work the entire week following the party (this past week) and tested positive for COVID. Somehow this will likely be blamed on us unvaccinated.
I’m an Army veteran myself. I say stuff like “anywho”.
I didn’t give a reason nor did I feel the need to give a reason. I think it was mutually understood. I don’t want to be the person (with family) that is unvaccinated and unmasked in a room full of vaccinated and masked people who buy into the COVID hysteria 110%. It would be awkward for me and them as well. I just saved us all the unnecessary awkwardness.
It’s a pun.
Now that’s punny!