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Agree. Or unhealthy people died before the vaccines were available to them. But that's been reported from the very beginning. As to the uptick of VAERS calls, 274,000,000 extra vaccine doses have been administered so far this year vs. last year. I'd expect there to be a notable uptick in VAERS claims. A lot of those claims will be inaccurate, but i'm sure that a lot more people this year will suffer vaccine injuries when the amount of vaccines is increasing by however many 100% in adults.

Awesome news! Unfortunately there's at least one Texas death today, just found out I lost an extended family member this morning. No condolences necessary, literally met her once.

Safe to say for sure. We also know people who refused the jab died from covid. Isn't that safe to say as well? As for Eric Clapton, I'll be honest, I'm a little hesitant to believe him. No doubt people have had effects from the vaccine, but when an anti-lockdown activist gets the vaccine and starts talking about how horrible it was, talking about side effects nobody else is having, I'm a little suspicious. He and Van Morrison actually wrote and performed an "anti-lockdown" song. So maybe he really got sick afterwards, but I take it with a grain of salt. It's kinda like if you were force

It's a pretty typical and ridiculous example of the way the media and government manipulates numbers and creatively interprets them to push across the narrative they want to push. She deserves all the criticism she gets. That being said, only 223 fully vaccinated people dying of (or with) covid is a phenomenal number compared to the amount of people who died of (or with) covid before the vaccinations ramped up. It's hard to ignore the major difference. 147,000,000 americans are fully vaccinated, and to this point 223 of them maybe died of covid? I'd say that's a success.

I was really young when he died, but just reading up on him it sounds like he was headed that direction with or without her. But who knows?

My wife and I were driving to East Texas last weekend and I had an old classic country station on because not much was tuning in on my radio out in the middle of nowhere. They said that Keith Whitley would be coming on after the commercial break and I got excited, saying how when I was little my dad kept a Keith Whitley cassette in his truck and I'd always listen to it when I'd visit him. My wife had never heard of him. She was a little skeptical when I told her that had he not died so young he possibly could have been as big as George Straight. Anyway, "I'm No Stranger to the Rain" comes

That's what you got from the post I just made? Okay. Like I said, if you don't want to interact, quit using my name. If not, when you call people stupid and insult them, quit getting upset when they do it back.

I'm not sure what you said in the title, but I didn't have anything to do with it being deleted, and didn't even know the thread existed. Maybe you weren't as diplomatic as I was? I didn't insult you, just repeated what you'd said. I'm not sure how I "can't take it when someone gives it back to me?" You've said all kinds of things, and I've "taken" them all. 3rd grade insults don't hurt my feelings. I enjoy going back and forth with people. If it bothered me I wouldn't keep coming back on here. And If I was that worried about you, I would've given you a ban for profanity the other day

Nice win!

I didn’t delete your post. I also haven’t posted any opinions of whether or not a child should get the vaccine. I honestly don’t know what you’re talking about. I assure you that nothing you’ve ever posted has embarrassed me. When did you make the post that you think I deleted? The only thing I ever deleted of yours was about 6 weeks ago when you and I went waaaaay off the rails in a thread, and I deleted my posts in that incident as well. I let everyone know i did it and why. Oh, and one time before that when I warned you for profanity, but I wasn’t even involved in that discussion.

https://www.12newsnow.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/cdc-masks-indoors/507-2253ae88-8214-45f2-a79b-43fd424d3cd8 The new guidance still calls for wearing masks in crowded indoor settings like buses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters, but will help clear the way for reopening workplaces, schools, and other venues — even removing the need for masks or social distancing for those who are fully vaccinated.

I think Chester's open? Just happened to see it on a different site after reading this post this morning.

Will do!

Edited out profanity only, not anyone's content.

huh?