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RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - drussell41 - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 12:50 PM)Wallfire Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:24 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 11:32 AM)Wallfire Wrote: Perhaps my English is not the best but just saying option 2 is not answering the question, as option 2 is a question
You're not a native English speaker? I'm surprised. Your English is excellent, indistinguishable from that of a native speaker. For me, anyway.
Thankgoo i spekks Enggish goodly but do aveee woble griting it as toast of me welling is badly.
Finn has wonderful English, his use and word formation is way better than mine
LOL!
You're both great at it. Where are you from?
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Wallfire - 12-19-2020
Finland
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - drussell41 - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
One of my ancestors was from Finland. :)
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - BIAD - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
Quote:Thankgoo i spekks Enggish goodly but do aveee woble griting it as toast of me welling is badly.
No... you sound like you come from around here in the North-East of England.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Wallfire - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 12:59 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
One of my ancestors was from Finland. :)
I wont hold that agenst you,
.My English should be much better but I suffer from a form of dyslexia , I can not join the sound a letter makes to a letter, this makes my spelling some times very strange. At times I cant use a dictionary as I dont know what letter a word starts with. This means I have to learn how to spell all the words I use. Google makes my life so much more easy as I can check my spelling. It made my studys very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before. Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - BIAD - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote: ...It made my studies very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before.
Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Your Professors are smart regarding your grasp of subjects and I agree with them.... but you don't write crap.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Wallfire - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 01:17 PM)BIAD Wrote:(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote: ...It made my studies very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before.
Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Your Professors are smart regarding your grasp of subjects and I agree with them.... but you don't write crap.
Thanks BIAD, you know for an English person you are smart and nice, hmmm did I just write an oxymoron. No matter you are still better than a Welsh man
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - BIAD - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 01:21 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Thanks BIAD, you know for an English person you are smart and nice, hmmm did I just write an oxymoron.
No matter you are still better than a Welsh man
Boy In A Dress is an oxymoron... well, certainly a moron!
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - drussell41 - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote:LOL!(12-19-2020, 12:59 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
One of my ancestors was from Finland. :)
I wont hold that agenst you,
My English should be much better but I suffer from a form of dyslexia , I can not join the sound a letter makes to a letter, this makes my spelling some times very strange. At times I cant use a dictionary as I dont know what letter a word starts with. This means I have to learn how to spell all the words I use. Google makes my life so much more easy as I can check my spelling. It made my studys very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before. Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Well, you're doing great.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Wallfire - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 02:04 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote:LOL!(12-19-2020, 12:59 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
One of my ancestors was from Finland. :)
I wont hold that agenst you,
My English should be much better but I suffer from a form of dyslexia , I can not join the sound a letter makes to a letter, this makes my spelling some times very strange. At times I cant use a dictionary as I dont know what letter a word starts with. This means I have to learn how to spell all the words I use. Google makes my life so much more easy as I can check my spelling. It made my studys very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before. Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Well, you're doing great.
may I ask what part of the world you are from
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - drussell41 - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 02:11 PM)Wallfire Wrote:(12-19-2020, 02:04 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote:LOL!(12-19-2020, 12:59 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
One of my ancestors was from Finland. :)
I wont hold that agenst you,
My English should be much better but I suffer from a form of dyslexia , I can not join the sound a letter makes to a letter, this makes my spelling some times very strange. At times I cant use a dictionary as I dont know what letter a word starts with. This means I have to learn how to spell all the words I use. Google makes my life so much more easy as I can check my spelling. It made my studys very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before. Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Well, you're doing great.
may I ask what part of the world you are from
USA. My father was military and I've lived in most of it.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Wallfire - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 02:18 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 02:11 PM)Wallfire Wrote:(12-19-2020, 02:04 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote:LOL!(12-19-2020, 12:59 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: Finland
One of my ancestors was from Finland. :)
I wont hold that agenst you,
My English should be much better but I suffer from a form of dyslexia , I can not join the sound a letter makes to a letter, this makes my spelling some times very strange. At times I cant use a dictionary as I dont know what letter a word starts with. This means I have to learn how to spell all the words I use. Google makes my life so much more easy as I can check my spelling. It made my studys very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before. Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Well, you're doing great.
may I ask what part of the world you are from
USA. My father was military and I've lived in most of it.
So you are from the US. So you are not an native English speaker.
I will write very slowly so you can under--- stand
Sorry for teasing.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - NightskyeB4Dawn - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 02:18 PM)drussell41 Wrote: USA. My father was military and I've lived in most of it.
So, you are a military brat also. I grew up in the military, then did my own tour. Mainly because the breaking camp every two years, created a wanderlust that took more than five decades to diminish.
I have spent most of my life on the East coast, except for five years I lived in the Mid West. Visited almost all fifty though.
I used to enjoy visiting foreign lands, but age and ills, have diminished that too.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Ninurta - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 11:32 AM)Wallfire Wrote: Perhaps my English is not the best but just saying option 2 is not answering the question, as option 2 is a question
We chose option 2 - yes, we understand the ramifications of not taking to shot, and are willing to accept responsibility for the results of that action. So, no, we will not take the shot.
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RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Ninurta - 12-19-2020
(12-18-2020, 02:38 PM)Wallfire Wrote: The level of PPE been used does not offer any were near a 100% protection, indeed it can spread things. Most people have no or little training in removing and disposal of PPE and often this is the point they get infected.
I wonder did you answer the question, or just justify yourself. The best way to protect the people you work with is to not infect them (vaccine ) remember you are of no use to the people you can help if you are sick or dead.
Once again my world , actions has consequences, no where to run.
Time perhaps to end this, be safe be well
What they are telling us here is that the vaccines does NOT protect others from you, it only prevents you from suffering the effects of the bug. They are telling us that once we are vaccinated personally, nothing will change, because we can still carry the virus and distribute it to others. So, even though vaccinated, life goes on in the exact same way it goes on now, with masking, social distancing, and staying put inside our houses.
In other words, what they are telling us is that the vaccine will serve no useful purpose, will not change anything.
Both Biden and Harris disparaged the vaccine as "dangerous" before they thought they were going to take the driver's seats, when they did a sudden 180 degree in the matter. It can't, therefore, be all they are advertising now - nothing has changed about the vaccine, only their willingness to push it onto an unsuspecting population.
So, why be a guinea pig - or worse - for the State or the Party when there is no, exactly zero, tangible benefit to doing so?
I have a full military issue NBC (nuclear-biological-chemical) suit including gas mask, hood, overalls and gloves which, although uncomfortable to wear, will do a much better job than an iffy vaccine, and that type of suit has been tested for decades, unlike the vaccine. I already know how to set up and employ a decontamination station.
My 82 year old ma and her husband already have the virus according to the testing, so I don't need to protect them from it - they already exposed themselves. My sister and two of my nieces are nurses, and I feel confident they know how to defend against it from a medical standpoint.
Grace and I stay on our mountain, and don't mingle in crowds. We were like that before the 'rona, so nothing has changed for us.
There is no one in my circle of influence to spread it to, or catch it from so long as I still maintain my distance as I always have.
So the vaccine confers no benefit to me, nor would my vaccination confer any benefit to anyone around me.
So, no, I won't take it.
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RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Ninurta - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 12:50 PM)Wallfire Wrote:(12-19-2020, 12:24 PM)drussell41 Wrote:(12-19-2020, 11:32 AM)Wallfire Wrote: Perhaps my English is not the best but just saying option 2 is not answering the question, as option 2 is a question
You're not a native English speaker? I'm surprised. Your English is excellent, indistinguishable from that of a native speaker. For me, anyway.
Thankgoo i spekks Enggish goodly but do aveee woble griting it as toast of me welling is badly.
Finn has wonderful English, his use and word formation is way better than mine
Your English is great. It's a LOT better than my Finnish, which is non-existent!
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RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - Ninurta - 12-19-2020
(12-19-2020, 01:21 PM)Wallfire Wrote:(12-19-2020, 01:17 PM)BIAD Wrote:(12-19-2020, 01:12 PM)Wallfire Wrote: ...It made my studies very very hard but my professors said I have a clarity of understanding that they had not seen before.
Perhaps they just meant that I write crap
Your Professors are smart regarding your grasp of subjects and I agree with them.... but you don't write crap.
Thanks BIAD, you know for an English person you are smart and nice, hmmm did I just write an oxymoron. No matter you are still better than a Welsh man
OI! Not fair!
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RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - guohua - 12-19-2020
@"Wallfire"
Your English is Much, Much Better than Mine
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - BIAD - 12-19-2020
Here's the latest video conference of the UK's Prime Minister and his two 'scientists'.
It starts around 1.35 and explains the new variant that can run very fast.
RE: Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision? - senona - 12-21-2020
(12-19-2020, 02:57 AM)Ninurta Wrote:(12-19-2020, 02:09 AM)senona Wrote: The recovery rate is 98% and the death rate, one must remember the numbers are NOT accurate. They are lower than what they claim due to EVERY death being written off as covid.
Yeah, I read yesterday that in one county in Colorado, 40% of their "covid deaths" were also found to have bullet holes in them...
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Not surprised really.
We had a couple in a nearby Parish whose Father passed away during the summer from a heart attack. He already had serious health issues that eventually led up to the heart attack.
The family raised all kind of hell because his death was passed off as COVID -- which at one time hospitals were given money for patients listed with covid19.
They said never did he have coronavirus and spoke out about it on the local news.
Not sure if hospitals still get 'reimbursed' for treating covid patients, but I call bullshit on profiting off of fear and deceiving the public by declaring deaths as coronavirus related when it clearly is not.
Not to mention, that means the actual covid deaths is padded and lower than what they claim.