@Astrobyn
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So what do you propose? Only evicting the unvaccinated
FYI herd immunity is a myth.
Vaccine does not save you from the Delta variant and they keep moving the goal posts. First it was 60% and now higher than that? This is about compliance and control, not the well being of the people.
isn't there an hedge fund that literally bought all the property on the market or sthg like that?
America amirite?

Life just needs to go back to normal. If you want the vaccine get it if you don't fine too.
Masks don't work, lockdowns don't work and this whole pandemic has caused more harm than good in terms of mental health.
I've had people argue that the vaccine was the cause of the mutation. If people didn't get a rushed vaccine the herd immunity would have actually worked, and covid would have never had the opportunity to mutate like it did. The vaccination isnt effective like people believe, and the fact it was rushed further strengthens that fact. It's kind of hard to call something that isn't effective a solution imo. At this point there is no solution. People will keep getting rushed vaccinations, thus the disease will continue to mutate and get stronger.
This mRNA “vaccine” targets the spike protein of the coronavirus, which is the part of the virus most likely to mutate once pressure is put on it from this ”vaccine” in order to survive. Once this vaccine is introduced to the virus the chances of the coronavirus spike proteins mutating to form an immune variant goes up by 35% , compared to someone who hasn’t been vaccinated. It’s the reason why they never made a vaccine for the sars1 coronavirus outbreak of 2003, when they tried some trials out on animal they developed ade after a few months of vaccination. After that they canceled even trying it on humans for the fear it would make the sars1 coronavirus worse by causing the virus to mutate like this failed vaccine ended up doing 🤦🏻.
@Soul @LentoBull91, is it not true that the vaccine lessens the severity of the virus?
Posted by Astrobyn@Soul @LentoBull91, is it not true that the vaccine lessens the severity of the virus?
It depends what one considers more severe imo. I have seen many people claim the vaccine lessens the severity of covid 19, which everyone I personally know who got virus before the vaccine had symptoms that ranged from common cold to flu like. Every person I know made a full recovery without hospitalization. That being said the delta variant is more severe, and I've seen lots claim the vaccine might lessen the severity of covid 19, but not the delta variant. So if people getting the covid 19 vaccine indeed was the cause of the mutation, that could be considered more severe. We will just have to see how better or worse things really get over time.
Posted by AstrobynIf America is refusing the solution (vaccine), when it’s it time to gtfo? And stop the eviction moratorium.
I’m saying it seems America had plenty of time to achieve a strong enough heard immunity, before the delta variant kicked in, and things didn’t have to get so bad AGAIN.
It drives me crazy that we are still using the law to stop these evictions because the CDC says homelessness increases the spread of the virus. If it’s not ok to force people to get vaccinated, then maybe it’s not ok to make other people financially support other people with free place to live?
I’m not totally un-sympatric to these people’s situations (lie’s gem moon, no real feels), but to fix this group of people’s problems, you create problems for other groups of people. i.e. Landlords, people who do have money to pay those landlords but face homeless because there is nothing on the market, or severely inflated.
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If America is refusing the solution (vaccine), when it’s it time to gtfo? And stop the eviction moratorium.
I’m saying it seems America had plenty of time to achieve a strong enough heard immunity, before the delta variant kicked in, and things didn’t have to get so bad AGAIN.
It drives me crazy that we are still using the law to stop these evictions because the CDC says homelessness increases the spread of the virus. If it’s not ok to force people to get vaccinated, then maybe it’s not ok to make other people financially support other people with free place to live?
I’m not totally un-sympatric to these people’s situations (lie’s gem moon, no real feels), but to fix this group of people’s problems, you create problems for other groups of people. i.e. Landlords, people who do have money to pay those landlords but face homeless because there is nothing on the market, or severely inflated.