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[MitsFunai]

This conservative SCOTUS seems to have backfired on the right seeing as how they don't like to overturn or set precedent (the 3 new ones even stated as much prior to being appointed.) Jacobson v. Massachusetts set the precedent for pandemics and has been cited multiple times already this year by the Supreme Court in rulings against maskholes in Indiana and California. It's a lost cause because the rights of the masses outweigh the "personal liberties" of those who want to say fuck you to society.

Living in any society comes with restrictions, including those pertaining to public health. While the state doesn't have absolute power to limit individual rights, it can impose reasonable limits when it comes to public health. Of course, although some Republican lawmakers will state that the public health rules are unconstitutional, legal challenges to the measure are likely to be unsuccessful because of the strong precedent established by the Jacobson case.

In odda words, there are clear points and facts that there is an ability of governmental entities to mandate vaccination; any legal challenge to this effect will fail. "Children of ill will" toward the health, safety, and protection of the citizens of the United States should leave this country immediately; get plenty room in Afghanistan for QAnoners, Insurrectionists, White Supremacists, 9/11 terrorists, domestic terrorists and conspiracy theorists. Beat it, so we can concentrate on the real enemies, IMO. Protect and Bless America.

[PanochaMan]

LOL. Stop using Instagram as your official legal counsel. Check the Fourth Amendment and 1964 Civil Rights Act as it applies to private entities (and not the government) for your answers on "My Rights;" the courts shall be the referee and final word, not social media. With 116 years of case law about government mandates and "Your Rights," you going lose even with one conservative US Supreme Court (lose money). LOL, good luck, and IMO.

This conservative SCOTUS seems to have backfired on the right seeing as how they don't like to overturn or set precedent (the 3 new ones even stated as much prior to being appointed.) Jacobson v. Massachusetts set the precedent for pandemics and has been cited multiple times already this year by the Supreme Court in rulings against maskholes in Indiana and California. It's a lost cause because the rights of the masses outweigh the "personal liberties" of those who want to say fuck you to society.

[MitsFunai]

LOL. Stop using Instagram as your official legal counsel. Check the Fourth Amendment and 1964 Civil Rights Act as it applies to private entities (and not the government) for your answers on "My Rights;" the courts shall be the referee and final word, not social media. With 116 years of case law about government mandates and "Your Rights," you going lose even with one conservative US Supreme Court (lose money). LOL, good luck, and IMO.

[MrToftt]

I thought we were done talking about that subject openly on here. If you see a provider and ask for BB and she says no, that's it end of story, don't have to carry on and start dropping this site and saying I heard this and that, then posting anykine. Remember what happened with the favorite at Angels and everybody was all sick when she disappeared. I just go in not expecting BB, and after a few visits it gets thrown at me without even asking, if not oh well its not on the top of my list to make a good provider. After all that BB talk, stay safe gentlemen.

What one guy gets inside the room between him and the provider, another guy gets something entirely different. Let's face it, these girls are human beings and they all have personal favorites who they enjoy and who they provide extras to. If you're one of the lucky few, just thank your lucky stars. Of course, if you're one of the unlucky and you ask these girls about these special services, they'll deny it up and down. YMMV.

[SpoodrikBrad1]

What one guy gets inside the room between him and the provider, another guy gets something entirely different. Let's face it, these girls are human beings and they all have personal favorites who they enjoy and who they provide extras to. If you're one of the lucky few, just thank your lucky stars. Of course, if you're one of the unlucky and you ask these girls about these special services, they'll deny it up and down. YMMV.

[BangMi]

Sarcastically, all you scared I need the vax WG. Medical science can get second opinion third opinion fourth. This treatment that treatment doesn't work try something else. Medical science is a soft science and legit studies can be found on both sides of the debate. All the lemmings that live in their echo chambers don't hear about or care for any evidence opposing their set belief. You all sound like religious fanatics. My understanding is normal vaccine approval takes years to pass because long term effects are unknown. How can anyone, except a mental, claim its safe. Fkn WG you can't. There is no 100 safe. You conveniently ignore that. If vaccines in general were safe, why would big pharma force immunity from any liability.

[DaViper]

BBFSCIP? If so, lucky guy. I wonder if Lemon's biggest fan CoffeeLatte ever got that? Pretty sad if he never since all he used to do was ask about her.

Hope these guys telling the truth cause you know she going find out and going be mad like last time.

[CoffeeMocha]

BBFSCIP? If so, lucky guy. I wonder if Lemon's biggest fan CoffeeLatte ever got that? Pretty sad if he never since all he used to do was ask about her.

If someone did get BBFSCIP, they wouldn't post it.

[Big Gulp]

Maybe she only offers it to her long time customers because I to have received bb from her GL. Stay safe.

BBFSCIP? If so, lucky guy. I wonder if Lemon's biggest fan CoffeeLatte ever got that? Pretty sad if he never since all he used to do was ask about her.

[PanochaMan]

With all of the legitimate info out their on the interwebs, I've come to the conclusion that anti vaxxers are just afraid of needles. Mom was a nurse and always said that the biggest, toughest guys were the biggest babies when it came to the sight of blood or needles.

[PanochaMan]

Idk if it's true but I read that the virus needs water droplets, moisture, to be transmitted. Perhaps masks won't stop the virus alone from going through the mask. But perhaps again, masks will stop the water droplets that carry the virus and thus stop the virus from going through the mask.

Idk, but I do know that it would take those better qualified than rog to figure this out. My two cents.

Stay safe and enjoy life, rog.

It's already been figured out by people with way more degrees and years of education and experience than you or I have. They do help. A lot. The name of the game is reducing the odds. No one precaution is 100%, but together, they could come close. Vaccine, hand washing, masks, social distancing. If we all were to do as many of these things with no excuses, we would be doing pretty good right now instead of watching the state order more emergency medical oxygen and morgue trailers. This is an opinion that I've borrowed from those smarter than me, and it makes more sense than some guy on reddit.

[ReallyOldGuy]

Idk if it's true but I read that the virus needs water droplets, moisture, to be transmitted. Perhaps masks won't stop the virus alone from going through the mask. But perhaps again, masks will stop the water droplets that carry the virus and thus stop the virus from going through the mask.

Idk, but I do know that it would take those better qualified than rog to figure this out. My two cents.

Stay safe and enjoy life, rog.

[MitsFunai]

If a vaccinated person gives you Covid they are not inflicting harm on others?

No. Becoming fully-vaccinated has nothing to do with the spread of COVID; it has everything to do with symptoms in the fully-vaccinated being much milder than the unvaccinated; therefore, lessening of the possibilities of serious hospitalization and death. Because the COVID contagion is already known to be spread by even the vaccinated, then the more important it is to become fully-vaccinated as well. You said you stay edumacated in one past post; how come you dunno dis kine stuffs?

In terms of masks, the mask people are wearing will not stop a virus. Period. I'm an operating room nurse and wear them everyday. The most common way people get sick and transfer germs and viruses is hand to face. Covid is NOT an air born virus. Staying a few feet away so someone that is caring this virus won't sneeze on you is a good thing. The mask is primarily for sick people so they don't sneeze on you but mostly to make people "feel" safer. Which can be a good thing. You could also be asymptomatic and not know you have covid, So that's why people "push" the mask narrative. It's the washing hands and using sanitizer has dropped the regular flu and virus tremendously. I only wear a mask when I have to in a store or business that mandates it. I would never wear a mask in public, I laugh at these people jogging with a mask, just shows how much misinformation is out, like covid is flying around, Not. Someone would have to sneeze in your face or you touch something that they touched and then you touched your face. Keep sanitisers on you and when your out and about and touch doors, escalators, just clean your hands. You will be all good. Keep in mind You can still get covid and transfer covid even if you have shots. The shot gives you some protections, so you won't get "as" sick. Just like a flu shot would.

Remember this?

[Carl1985]

If a vaccinated person gives you Covid they are not inflicting harm on others?

Would like to add that the vaccine does protect civil liberties by protecting the most vulnerable among us; to wit: the unvaccinated do not the right to inflict any harm on others. There are no arguments (legal (ACLU) or otherwise (internet)) to dispute this and, in the words of the the guru, "trust me." Prove me wrong or go home.

[Losi5]

C'mon guys, with our smartphones and twitter accounts we're all board certified epidemiologists qualified to advocate for explosive diarrhea-inducing vaccine alternatives. Get with the program please.