Vaccine vs. Mask

[auroraave]

I can't imagine anyone buying into the 'new strain' hysteria that is about to get shoved on the masses. People are sick of this nonsense. I think most rational humans are realizing this is just theater of the absurd. I laughed when I heard about the new variant, like 'here we go again.' Not sure how many times these loons think folks are gonna fall for it. Half the folks at my gym ain't masked up and no one asks for vax cards, I legit forget to wear my mask in stores sometimes and no one even says anything. Covid hysteria's shelf life is over. It ain't gonna work any ore on any rational thinking person - especially as we see hysteria peddlers like CNN/MCNBC's viewership circle the drain and people look for alternative sources of information - and are actually looking and getting real facts. Like I always tell Mao - the pendulum swings both ways - it's moving back towards center.

Anyone see Dr. Oz running for Senate? I watched a FOX interview with him (It popped up in my youtube feed) and he came across very well. Highly recommend watching.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrGxfHu ... el=FoxNews

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

Good vid.
Wish I could vote in Penn. My vote is a lost cause here in WA.

[ddraig]

Moron

So "The Party of Science" doesn't care what Science tells us. You can't make this up!

Jay also say yesterday that as far as abortion is concerned, it's "My Body, My Choice!" Guess that works only for abortions. Newsflash: if the Supremes strike down Roe v. Wade, the decision reverts back to the States. Since the issue isn't in the Constitution, that's exactly where it belongs.

[Walla Walla Dawg II]

Jay also say yesterday that as far as abortion is concerned, it's "My Body, My Choice!" Guess that works only for abortions. Newsflash: if the Supremes strike down Roe v. Wade, the decision reverts back to the States. Since the issue isn't in the Constitution, that's exactly where it belongs.

That's always been my view.
Let the voters decide....mob rules!!!!

[D-train]

This lunatic NYT writer who was adopted and had a very good childhood say she is pro abortion because adoption "can" be traumatizing for the birth mother. Her birth mother feels bad about the years they missed. She is literally suggesting it might have been better is she was aborted. Just mind numbing insanity. Enjoy Ben Shapiro completely eviscerating's her here.

[D-train]

[auroraave]

Jay also say yesterday that as far as abortion is concerned, it's "My Body, My Choice!" Guess that works only for abortions. Newsflash: if the Supremes strike down Roe v. Wade, the decision reverts back to the States. Since the issue isn't in the Constitution, that's exactly where it belongs.

That's always been my view.
Let the voters decide....mob rules!!!!

I'm completely pro-choice - but I also believe it should be up to the states to decide for themselves - based on what the majority want. This is not a one-size-fits-all situation. State's differ in so many ways. If you are anti-abortion - don't get one - but you have no right to decide for someone else. That's utter nonsense. Is there ever a reason an abortion is necessary? Of course. therefore it needs to be an option. People that use the bible will be summarily dismissed by be - your moral guide book is not anyone else's - and it's the perfect example of separation of church and state. I reject religion as a base for setting laws - see the Taliban as to why. If you knew your child would be severely deformed, have zero quality of life, while completely ruining yours, it's not practical to bring it into the world, regardless of religion or feelings. However if that's what you want - go for it.

[ddraig]

I'm just so tired of the political football that is the abortion issue. If the Pro side wanted to really fix the problem, then they would push a Constitutional Amendment. If the Republicans are so against it, then they too should push for an Amendment to legalize it. I already know the outcome since an Amendment requires 33 states to pass. But both parties like using this bludgen to drum up support.

[D-train]

Jay also say yesterday that as far as abortion is concerned, it's "My Body, My Choice!" Guess that works only for abortions. Newsflash: if the Supremes strike down Roe v. Wade, the decision reverts back to the States. Since the issue isn't in the Constitution, that's exactly where it belongs.

That's always been my view.
Let the voters decide....mob rules!!!!

I'm completely pro-choice - but I also believe it should be up to the states to decide for themselves - based on what the majority want. This is not a one-size-fits-all situation. State's differ in so many ways. If you are anti-abortion - don't get one - but you have no right to decide for someone else. That's utter nonsense. Is there ever a reason an abortion is necessary? Of course. therefore it needs to be an option. People that use the bible will be summarily dismissed by be - your moral guide book is not anyone else's - and it's the perfect example of separation of church and state. I reject religion as a base for setting laws - see the Taliban as to why. If you knew your child would be severely deformed, have zero quality of life, while completely ruining yours, it's not practical to bring it into the world, regardless of religion or feelings. However if that's what you want - go for it.

I am pro choice for burden on society reasons but hate the hypocrisy and euphemisms of the left around the issue. ie Abortion is Women's healthcare. F-ing joke.

[auroraave]

I'm just so tired of the political football that is the abortion issue. If the Pro side wanted to really fix the problem, then they would push a Constitutional Amendment. If the Republicans are so against it, then they too should push for an Amendment to legalize it. I already know the outcome since an Amendment requires 33 states to pass. But both parties like using this bludgen to drum up support.

I only disagree in that I don't believe the Feds should have any say in it. Even though I am pro-choice - I don't think it's a constitutional issue. This needs to be solved at the state level, with each state taking control of their own fate - just like mandates. There is no solution at the federal level. Problems need to be solved at the local level, IMO. That's the only way to really represent the people. Any time we are looking to the feds to solve a problem, that is the actual problem. I reject it being any kind of constitutional amendment or issue. Abortion is not a right - per se - but I accept it as a medical and personal choice. Does that make sense?

Want to make it legal everywhere? Here's how to sell it; "Any one who rejects abortion, just go spend 20 minutes in traffic, or in line in the grocery store, or in any general public arena - and tell me society wouldn't be better off without a large percentage of these idiots."