To Vaccinate or Not---The Rat Flu Odyssey Continues

[XXX-er]

Speaking of Kennys, whatever happened to Kenny Nutsack? DD and Kenny had a good feud going.

wtf are you talking about Leroy ?

Jason Kenny is the premier of Alberta which is like a govenor down thar

[wkd-rdr]

That good enough data for you?

You are a fucking tool

[jono]

Speaking of Kennys, whatever happened to Kenny Nutsack? DD and Kenny had a good feud going.

Solid question. And he was from the narth, too, right?

[k2skier112]

Ah, but they still write Letters to Editor in my little slice of Paradise
But the Editor doesnt bother with the “this guy is too stupid or crazy” test
This week’s edition is exemplary
https://nuggetnews.com/Content/Lette...r-/17/17/31348

Just skip past the first one - it’s normal and rational
The rest are quite entertaining

Some dude was edjumakated because he read Ted Nuget, we're fuct

[Skidog]

No no…nobody is leaving because they’re burned out from anti-vaxxers.

^Wow - I guess it’s easy to be a disingenuous dishonest poster! Thanks for all the lessons skidog.

Go back a page or 2 someone actually suggested that was the reason. Reading, it's fundamental.

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[Harry]

Morans gona moran eh

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[Skidog]

Is dose 3 a 5G enhancement or prep for 6G?

[Benny Profane]

https://slate.com/technology/2021/09...cataloged.html

"a site for heartless and unrepentant schadenfreude."

[riser4]

Is dose 3 a 5G enhancement or prep for 6G?

Colonoscopy prep.

[old_newguy]

https://www.kgw.com/mobile/article/n...c-1b154b1c187b

“It's more than just providing vaccines, right?” said Gov. Brown, while touring the building. “It's providing people with education and information and answering questions.”

Washington County Chair Kathryn Harrington said that mindset is one reason for the county’s vaccination success.
“Partnerships are really what help our community members,” said Harrington.


During the clinic, Victor Torres Lopez and his father Alfanzo both got their second vaccine doses.

“It feels great to know that there are lots of people getting vaccinated to stay safe and to have a great community,” said Torres Lopez.

Gov. Brown praised Washington County’s efforts to “close the equity gap.” She said that means making sure communities of color get vaccinated at the same rate the majority of the population does.

“Literally driving the mobile [vaccination] vans into communities, into neighborhoods,” said Brown. “Providing the information and education and vaccinations for community members.”

According to state health data, two other Oregon counties have since hit the 80% percent vaccination mark: Multnomah and Hood River, with Lincoln County close behind. But for Washington County, being first felt like validation for their hard work to keep community members safe.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

https://www.kgw.com/mobile/article/n...c-1b154b1c187b

“It's more than just providing vaccines, right?” said Gov. Brown, while touring the building. “It's providing people with education and information and answering questions.”

Washington County Chair Kathryn Harrington said that mindset is one reason for the county’s vaccination success.
“Partnerships are really what help our community members,” said Harrington.


During the clinic, Victor Torres Lopez and his father Alfanzo both got their second vaccine doses.

“It feels great to know that there are lots of people getting vaccinated to stay safe and to have a great community,” said Torres Lopez.

Gov. Brown praised Washington County’s efforts to “close the equity gap.” She said that means making sure communities of color get vaccinated at the same rate the majority of the population does.

“Literally driving the mobile [vaccination] vans into communities, into neighborhoods,” said Brown. “Providing the information and education and vaccinations for community members.”

According to state health data, two other Oregon counties have since hit the 80% percent vaccination mark: Multnomah and Hood River, with Lincoln County close behind. But for Washington County, being first felt like validation for their hard work to keep community members safe.

I hope Skidog reads this post


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[Bunion 2020]

He can read?

[Skidog]

I hope Skidog reads this post


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where did I ever say some places weren't attempting to address the situation. Unless the CDC data has changed in the last month or so in regards to "communities of color", on a large scale its still an issue. You can ignore it if you want. Im glad some places are trying. Some countries have even gone to the effort of going to peoples homes who are too sick to go out and getting them vaxxed. 1 community doing it, helps but we need more of them to take the same steps.

[Skidog]

oh and. I got a chuckle out of this one.

[ex-powderbroker]

Yeah, that's hilarious. I bet he's pretty happy to finally get a repost after only 14 months.

[The AD]

It's pretty awesome when you can squeeze idiocy and homophobia into a single meme. Nice work!

[MagnificentUnicorn]

where did I ever say some places weren't attempting to address the situation. Unless the CDC data has changed in the last month or so in regards to "communities of color", on a large scale its still an issue. You can ignore it if you want. Im glad some places are trying. Some countries have even gone to the effort of going to peoples homes who are too sick to go out and getting them vaxxed. 1 community doing it, helps but we need more of them to take the same steps.

Yeah, only one community in the US is trying. It’s a difficult issue for sure but your faux outrage about no one caring is disingenuous and you throwing a hissy fit because we don’t buy into your narrative doesn’t mean we don’t care. There are outreach programs like this all over the country, we’re trying.


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[MultiVerse]

Demographic breakdown of the vaccinated in the U.S:

All adults: 69%
Men: 67%
Women: 71%
18-34: 63%
35-49: 58%
50-64: 71%
65+: 86%
Whites: 66%
Blacks: 76%
Latinos: 71%
Urban residents: 79%
Suburban residents: 67%
Rural residents: 52%
White evangelicals: 59%
Democrats: 88%
Independents: 60%
Republicans: 55%

[MontuckyFried]

demographic breakdown of the vaccinated in the U.S:

All adults: 69 percent
Men: 67 percent
Women: 71 percent
18-34: 63 percent
35-49: 58 percent
50-64: 71 percent
65+: 86 percent
Whites: 66 percent
Blacks: 76 percent
Latinos: 71 percent
Urban residents: 79 percent
Suburban residents: 67 percent
Rural residents: 52 percent
White evangelicals: 59 percent
Democrats: 88 percent
Independents: 60 percent
Republicans: 55 percent

You have a source for that? Link URL pls

[MultiVerse]

Republicans are still a bigger obstacle to vaccination than Black Americans:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...ack-americans/

What Drives GOP Resistance to Vaccines?:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-dr...es-11623190392

And here are the American adults who say they’ve already been vaccinated — broken down by demographic group:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/mee...d-u-s-n1277514

[MagnificentUnicorn]

When we first opened our community vaccination clinic at the hospital the place was packed with Hispanics and not many white folks to be seen.

I don’t want MF or Skidog to think that I’m claiming this as “data” it’s purely anecdotal as-to my experience at a vaccination clinic.

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[The AD]

Very interesting that whites are the least vaccinated group. I wouldn't have expected that.

On a different subject, here's an article about mask selection. Some pretty good evidence to suggest cloth masks don't cut it:
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-...delta-variant/

[Percy Rideout]

https://www.redcrossblood.org/local-...-donation.html

https://www.redcross.org/about-us/ne...igibility.html

Why can't I donate plasma after receiving my vaccinations?

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Very interesting that whites are the least vaccinated group. I wouldn't have expected that.

It’s almost like ethnic minorities have more common sense or less inherent bias, you choose.


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[MultiVerse]

Why can't I donate plasma after receiving my vaccinations?

Yes, you can donate blood after getting a COVID-19 vaccine, as long as you are symptom-free and feeling well at the time of the donation.


Assuming you meant convalescent plasma for Covid-19 treatment, it wouldn't make sense for vaccinated people and people 6 months post natural infection to donate. Also, studies show convalescent plasma therapy is not very effective and has been largely phased out as a result.


P.S. Have you considered dropping your media sources after getting it consistently wrong for so long?