CaptainDankness
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I hate condoms, it's not even worth it to bang some dirty little slut, cause sure she may be fun, but it's going to be lame wearing a condom, might as well jerk off in a sock. Lol
There are, indeed, forums where folks argue about safe sex. That, and the laws holding persons responsible for spreading std's if they knew they were positive for a disease and had unprotected sex with others, despite knowing the facts, and failing to tell their partner..It's weird how upset people get about personal choice. Choose to take the vaccine or don't, it's up to you. Trying to shout someone into your position on the matter just makes you an asshole. I grew up in a very evangelical Christian town, most of those Christians tried converting people to their faith because they thought it was the right thing. They used arguments like it's better for humanity or your soul or whatever, pushing you to do what they want because it's good for you and humankind and the children and blah blah, doesn't seem a lot different than the arguments I hear for mass vaccinations. On the converse you get those who rail against that just because they don't want to be told what to do. That's not logical either, that's an emotional point, it's all ego based arguments with no understanding of the other sides position.
I've always looked it like wearing a condom. No one is forced to wear one, but a lot of the time we do because we don't want our dicks to fall off and we don't always trust what others tell us. You also generally know that when you raw dog it, you are taking a risk, a way more enjoyable risk, but a risk none the less. I don't see forums arguing against or for condom use, so how is a vaccine any different. We all die in the end, stop being such pussies about it and live your lives the way you want, stop listening to what others tell you and do you.
-Some vaccinated guy who hates condoms, but also is happy he don't have herpes.
talking "mask madness" again, are we? you are right, as usual. unpopular, but right...or find ways to limit making our aerosolized saliva available to others.
My daughter's coming to visit briefly in the next several months. She's an RN, and works the majority of her time in an ER for women and children. In consideration of our circumstances here, she knows that if she's planning to stay here indoors, she'll be required to sequester for a week before arriving, test 2-3 times during that week, wear an Elipse P-100 while in transit on the aircraft, airports, and in public places (I can ger one for about $30) (*for us and for her benefit) with a surgery mask over it (for others) like the ones we wear routinely in public places (same masks FEMA had their people wearing at the outset, though I didn't know that until they under-cut me on a deal out of a Nevada warehouse on replacement filters), and any venturing out would require the same prophylactic protocol.talking "mask madness" again, are we? you are right, as usual. unpopular, but right...
i don't have anything to add to this. i just thought it deserved to be repeated... thanks, moose.All in all I think we've become a lazy, self entitled culture, ignoring what we're otherwise bright enough to understand.
I hate condoms, it's not even worth it to bang some dirty little slut, cause sure she may be fun, but it's going to be lame wearing a condom, might as well jerk off in a sock. Lol
Like many simple(ton) memes, that's not what the data shows at all.
With numerous illnesses that were once more or less extinguished, now making a come-back. To include Tuberculosis here in (especially rural) Alaska.Some have made the claim that all this is not political. Do the brainwashed give any indication? What tendencies do they have? How do they really feel about the health of the country and their children, compared to how they say they feel? Would the R's like me to prove that the D's are a bunch of control freak Nazis? For the record, a Reuters quote from yesterday:
Nearly three in 10 adults (28%) said parents should be able to decide not to vaccinate their children for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) in a recent Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) survey...Opposition to required childhood inoculations was strongest among those who identified as Republican in the survey, with 44% now opposed to childhood school vaccine mandates, up from 20% before the pandemic. Among those identifying as Democrats, 88% still support school vaccine mandates.
Those weren't made by me, I'm just fine, thank you for your concern.The emojis are confused and terrified. I hope you are OK, @mexcurandero420 .