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[St1ck]

46 minutes ago, Lhalo said:

Yes!

 

Lol

 

 

[Redondo]

[Redondo]

[Redondo]

[gotbeer]

Oakland Taco Bell locations shut down indoor dining

[gotbeer]

What a $1 deal says about America's office market

This will be interesting to watch.  They are stating mainly the NY market, but in LA, we have our share also, as seen by the billion dollar graffiti towers.

[gotbeer]

Boeing whistleblower found dead in US

Are the Clinton's stockholders/directors?

[Taylor]

Retirement is woke! Bad news for @Blarg

 

 

[Jason]

32 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Retirement is woke! Bad news for @Blarg

 

 

 

I'm assuming Blarg has some plans to keep active when he does retire or he won't last long like Shapiro indicates here. 

[Blarg]

My goal is to reach a state of balance between being and nothingness. Or get the Spitfire running reliably. 

[Taylor]

About 300 people at California hospital possibly exposed to measles after child goes for treatment

 

If it's not possible to sue antivax parents, it should be.

[Jason]

11 minutes ago, Taylor said:

About 300 people at California hospital possibly exposed to measles after child goes for treatment

 

If it's not possible to sue antivax parents, it should be.

Were those 300 people vaccinated for measles? If so, why are they worried so much? What if the parents are illegals, you still want them sued? Seems to be a nothing burger to me. 

Edited March 12 by Jason

[Taylor]

11 minutes ago, Jason said:

Were those 300 people vaccinated for measles? If so, why are they worried so much? 

Good question, Jason!

First off, children aren't fully vaccinated against measles until they are 5 or 6 years old. So a newborn, infant, toddler, or young child who happens to be in the hospital is at risk. 

Secondly, folks with immunity issues are susceptible to measles whether or not they were vaccinated against it as children. Some children are unable to receive the vaccination because of having a condition that causes them to be immunocompromised.

Choosing not to give your child scientifically proven, almost-a-century-long tested, life-saving effective vaccines because of some shit, easily debunked research you did while sitting on the toilet is actually a very selfish and dangerous decision — for both your poor child and the rest of society.

This was a disease that was pretty much eradicated in the U.S. until people decided to be gullible on Facebook.

[Jay]

1 minute ago, Taylor said:

Choosing not to give your child scientifically proven, centuries-long tested, life-saving effective vaccines because of some shit research you did while sitting on the toilet is actually a very selfish and dangerous decision.

Such a dunce.

[Jason]

4 minutes ago, Taylor said:

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Choosing not to give your child scientifically proven, centuries-long tested, life-saving effective vaccines because of some shit research you did while sitting on the toilet is actually a very selfish and dangerous decision.

This was a disease that was pretty much eradicated in the U.S. until people decided to be gullible on Facebook.

I agree fully with you. According to the article, Vaccination rates are still around 92% so it is just some fringe Facebook junkies not vaccinating their babies. The general population is not that high of a risk of contacting it. 

Edited March 12 by Jason

[Taylor]

1 minute ago, Jay said:

Such a dunce.

I meant to say "century-long tested." Thanks for the correction.

The measles vaccine was invented in 1963 based on science of the 1952 polio vaccine. So perhaps it's not fully a century, but long enough for anyone to understand the science.

[Jason]

I wonder how many of the illegal border crossing folks are fully vaccinated? 

[Taylor]

1 minute ago, Jason said:

I agree fully with you. According to the article, Vaccination rates are still around 92% so it is just some fringe Facebook junkies not vaccinating their babies. The general population is not that high of a risk of contacting it. 

But outside the general population are innocent folks who are still vulnerable, and, like I said, children under 6.

[Taylor]

Just now, Jason said:

I wonder how many of the illegal border crossing folks are fully vaccinated? 

Most likely. South and Central American countries also provide childhood vaccines. Don't let Larry's weirdness make you stereotype all the brown folks.

[Jason]

Just now, Taylor said:

But outside the general population are innocent folks who are still vulnerable, and, like I said, children under 6.

The article says 93% effective after the first dose and that is pretty good.  

[Jason]

1 minute ago, Taylor said:

Most likely. South and Central American countries also provide childhood vaccines. Don't let Larry's weirdness make you stereotype all the brown folks.

We got a lot of yellow and black folks coming too. 

[Blarg]

3 minutes ago, Jason said:

We got a lot of yellow and black folks coming too. 

China has the highest measles vaccination rate at 99%, simply because you have no choice. Most of Asia is in that category along with Israel and pretty much the entire Middle East at 99-98%. The lower South American countries drop below 70%. The African nations are abysmal at vaccination rates at well below 60%. 

 

[gotbeer]

47 minutes ago, Blarg said:

My goal is to reach a state of balance between being and nothingness. Or get the Spitfire running reliably. 

That will keep Blarg busy till he's 120.  

[Catwhoshatinthehat]

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/chicago/news/second-case-of-measles-at-pilsen-migrant-shelter/

[Jason]

26 minutes ago, Blarg said:

China has the highest measles vaccination rate at 99%, simply because you have no choice. Most of Asia is in that category along with Israel and pretty much the entire Middle East at 99-98%. The lower South American countries drop below 70%. The African nations are abysmal at vaccination rates at well below 60%. 

 

They also don't have Facebook