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another meathead
Meathead seems kind. Shithead seems more appropriate, definitely shit for brains.
Hoping she gets named, shamed and loses her job, in the unlikely event she has one.
another meathead
further down the twitter thread she's been id'd as a political science student over at Ohio University , was arrested for public intoxication and resisting arrest, the worker declined to press chargesMeathead seems kind. Shithead seems more appropriate, definitely shit for brains.
Hoping she gets named, shamed and loses her job, in the unlikely event she has one.
further down the twitter thread she's been id'd as a political science student over at Ohio University , was arrested for public intoxication and resisting arrest, the worker declined to press charges
“In that moment, I decided: Do I want to be someone who walks out of class or is dragged out of class?”
Wade chose the latter, “I thought at the time that being dragged out was the final straw (for students). Like, do you think this is OK?”
Not everyone wants to be in military for life.Another group wielding the stick rather than the carrot - the Army. Members have until 15 Dec to get vaccinated, so tick tock. Seems so silly to refuse this one when they already get so many others.
Those who don't get vaccinated (unless they have an exemption) won't get promoted - or get to reenlist or get any awards or get any reassignments or any other favorable personnel actions. I would venture to say if one's file gets flagged for failure to vaccinate, that soldier can also kiss any plans for career status goodbye.
The Navy and the Marine Corps have issued similar guidance for their members.
Army bars vaccine refusers from promotions and reenlistment as deadline approaches | CNN Politics
With less than one month until the Army's deadline to vaccinate its active-duty force, the service will begin barring soldiers who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 without an exemption from reenlistment, promotions, and other "favorable personnel actions."www.cnn.com
another meathead
Not everyone wants to be in military for life.
Some of them absolutely use their skills etc from military to get a good job as civilian but many do not. With today worker shortage, many of the employers will not even blink.You seem to think that a person's time in the Military has zero effect on their civilian life afterwards. Non of these people will be leaving with an honorable discharge, which will follow them thru out their civilian career..
Thanks for letting us know you don't have a clue about how a persons military career follows and individual thru out their life in some form. Tells me you are not a veteran and never served.Some of them absolutely use their skills etc from military to get a good job as civilian but many do not. With today worker shortage, many of the employers will not even blink.
Not everyone wants to be in military for life.
Some of them absolutely use their skills etc from military to get a good job as civilian but many do not. With today worker shortage, many of the employers will not even blink.
Isn't this insubordination? Just discharge them.Another group wielding the stick rather than the carrot - the Army. Members have until 15 Dec to get vaccinated, so tick tock. Seems so silly to refuse this one when they already get so many others.
Those who don't get vaccinated (unless they have an exemption) won't get promoted - or get to reenlist or get any awards or get any reassignments or any other favorable personnel actions. I would venture to say if one's file gets flagged for failure to vaccinate, that soldier can also kiss any plans for career status goodbye.
The Navy and the Marine Corps have issued similar guidance for their members.
Army bars vaccine refusers from promotions and reenlistment as deadline approaches | CNN Politics
With less than one month until the Army's deadline to vaccinate its active-duty force, the service will begin barring soldiers who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 without an exemption from reenlistment, promotions, and other "favorable personnel actions."www.cnn.com
Why not just treat it as insubordination and give them a discharge?Another group wielding the stick rather than the carrot - the Army. Members have until 15 Dec to get vaccinated, so tick tock. Seems so silly to refuse this one when they already get so many others.
Those who don't get vaccinated (unless they have an exemption) won't get promoted - or get to reenlist or get any awards or get any reassignments or any other favorable personnel actions. I would venture to say if one's file gets flagged for failure to vaccinate, that soldier can also kiss any plans for career status goodbye.
The Navy and the Marine Corps have issued similar guidance for their members.
Army bars vaccine refusers from promotions and reenlistment as deadline approaches | CNN Politics
With less than one month until the Army's deadline to vaccinate its active-duty force, the service will begin barring soldiers who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 without an exemption from reenlistment, promotions, and other "favorable personnel actions."www.cnn.com
Most also don't want to be stuck at an E1 for four years either.Not everyone wants to be in military for life.
Nope, I got this Spock shit locked down. I am programmer of computers and fucker of electronics. I go to the doctor for bio mechanical malfunctions, I go to the mechanic for issues related to my automobile, I get on a plane to shift geolocations of vast distances fast and I pay my taxes so that CERN and LHC can figure out anti gravity for my future hoverboard adventures.Can't say I disagree...particularly about the downside of catching COVID - I've known at least two people who were hospitalised with it (one on supplemental oxygen), and one friend-of-a-friend who died of it, whereas can't say I've heard of anyone in my social circle dying or getting seriously ill from the vaccine.
Still, though, we are all genetically different, and from what little on-line 'research' I did (decided not to bother after the first cursory attempt, as it just got me more confused) they can't yet say for sure what effect the vaccine might have on auto-immune diseases. Just came down to if there's a bad effect, I'll have to deal with it when it comes, but everyone getting vaccinated is the only hope of getting through this global nightmare so that overrides that particular anxiety.
Can't help but think, though, that my intellectual judgements are entirely mixed-up with those political and social ones. I am unconvinced anyone is a perfectly clear-thinking rational Mr Spock-type figure. [Edit] Yet, paradoxically, it does seem that _some_ people are out of their tiny minds.
Who could’ve predicted that a pro-ivermectin anti-vaccine conference would turn into a super spreader event?
Bonus points: They held it at an equestrian center!!!
This isn't shocking at all based on the comments on every covid story in the local news paper here. Just Trump humper after Trump humper who won't get vaccinated or practice any public health measure blaming Democrats for Covid still being a thing and here getting worse.In case anyone was wondering just how low the GOP could go when it comes to COVID we've got this real winner of a story today:
G.O.P. Fights Covid Mandates, Then Blames Biden as Cases Rise (Published 2021)
Republicans have fought mask requirements and vaccine mandates for months, but as coronavirus infections again rise, they are blaming the president for failing to end the health crisis.www.nytimes.com
That's right - after fighting all efforts to control COVID tooth and nail and watching their own constituents die at hugely faster rates than everyone else, Republicans are blaming Biden for not controlling COVID.
Nope, I got this Spock shit locked down. I am programmer of computers and fucker of electronics. I go to the doctor for bio mechanical malfunctions, I go to the mechanic for issues related to my automobile, I get on a plane to shift geolocations of vast distances fast and I pay my taxes so that CERN and LHC can figure out anti gravity for my future hoverboard adventures.
Experts in their fields. Our fields.
Do anyone of them have motive to kill me?
If I dont trust my bothers and sisters I am set back to late stone age.
If I cant trust this giant ladder of accumulated knowledge, I am nothing.
Is the vaccines without risc?
No. But the ladder, society, needs me to take this very small risc. So I will naturally do my part.
It makes perfect sense, no emotion required.
In case anyone was wondering just how low the GOP could go when it comes to COVID we've got this real winner of a story today:
G.O.P. Fights Covid Mandates, Then Blames Biden as Cases Rise (Published 2021)
Republicans have fought mask requirements and vaccine mandates for months, but as coronavirus infections again rise, they are blaming the president for failing to end the health crisis.www.nytimes.com
That's right - after fighting all efforts to control COVID tooth and nail and watching their own constituents die at hugely faster rates than everyone else, Republicans are blaming Biden for not controlling COVID.