03-01-2023, 07:21 PM
Peanuts are routinely banned in schools.
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Michigan State University drops COVID-19 vaccinations and booster requirements
Michigan State University drops COVID-19 vaccinations and booster requirements
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Michigan State University drops COVID-19 vaccinations and booster requirements
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03-01-2023, 07:23 PM
Mr645 wrote: Wrong. See Janit's post above about immunocompromised and/or the very rare instance of extreme vaccine allergy/reaction. See also the very young. See also the end of the pandemic emergency health declarations, access to affordable health care, vaccine makers plans to charge hundreds of dollars for SARS-CoV2 vaccines, people who deny evolution as scientific fact and serve as breeding grounds for the next highly transmissible variant that evades current immune protections and does not respond to current treatments... I know I need to go on but it's honestly exhausting dealing with people who want to stir conflict for the sake of their own petty egos. So due to a very rare condition some people have, everyone else has to get vaccinated, got it. Some people are very allergic to peanuts, ban those Eggs, cats? The two can cause deadly reactions in some people, rare but can happen. Round up all of the cats, because if one gets out and jumps on that rare individual that has a severe allergy to cats, they could die. guess those vaccines are not as safe as the government told us, some people can have deadly reactions to them. One way to find out... No; no I don't think you've "got it" at all.
03-01-2023, 08:08 PM
Not sure how the system worked at MSU, but it's a cumbersome one elsewhere that requires lots of effort to actually work as intended by campus authorities. When everyone needs a green dot just to come on campus, buy lunch at the commons, enter a dorm or a classroom, the whole process eventually gets broken by its own weight.
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03-01-2023, 08:20 PM
Mr645 wrote: And some day, perhaps we can welcome back measles, mumps, whooping cough and polio with this same brave new infectious disease thinking of experts like Mr645. Do kids still get vaccinated against Polio? Whooping cough? Yes, and yes. Anyone who has ever seen these diseases or actually HAD a case of, say, whooping cough, doesn’t want it either for themselves or someone else ever again. Any thinking person at least.
03-01-2023, 08:22 PM
Mr645 wrote: And some day, perhaps we can welcome back measles, mumps, whooping cough and polio with this same brave new infectious disease thinking of experts like Mr645. Do kids still get vaccinated against Polio? Whooping cough? Yes they do! Polio is still around and trying to make a comeback. Same for Whooping Cough. And where? In populations that are not getting vaccinated. Ever heard a baby with Whooping Cough? It will break your heart (though only if you have one, I suppose). See the recommended vaccine schedule here: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/h...scent.html
03-01-2023, 08:32 PM
Mr645 wrote: Wrong. See Janit's post above about immunocompromised and/or the very rare instance of extreme vaccine allergy/reaction. See also the very young. See also the end of the pandemic emergency health declarations, access to affordable health care, vaccine makers plans to charge hundreds of dollars for SARS-CoV2 vaccines, people who deny evolution as scientific fact and serve as breeding grounds for the next highly transmissible variant that evades current immune protections and does not respond to current treatments... I know I need to go on but it's honestly exhausting dealing with people who want to stir conflict for the sake of their own petty egos. So due to a very rare condition some people have, everyone else has to get vaccinated, got it. Some people are very allergic to peanuts, ban those Eggs, cats? The two can cause deadly reactions in some people, rare but can happen. Round up all of the cats, because if one gets out and jumps on that rare individual that has a severe allergy to cats, they could die. guess those vaccines are not as safe as the government told us, some people can have deadly reactions to them. One way to find out... If you want. Just don’t demand my Epi Pen when you start wheezing just because you insist on exposing yourself to known allergens. If you really want to take it in that direction, ban anything that is green, grows, and pollinates, because I’m likely allergic to it. But I choose not to live my life that way. I avoid the things that I know will make me sick—that includes the diseases for which there are vaccines. The things I cannot avoid, like house dust, I manage. And the things that I cannot avoid or manage well enough, there are medications to take. This is my life, and my choice. Sometimes when you make foolish choices, you pay considerable consequences. I choose to NOT make foolish choices. The consequences can be brutal. One more thing. You come after my cat, and you will be paying a consequence you will not like. That is a guarantee. I don’t care who you are.
03-01-2023, 08:43 PM
Diana wrote: I am glad to hear that you are able to tolerate this particular potential allergen.
03-01-2023, 09:51 PM
bfd wrote: This exactly. Plus, add in international students, visiting lecturers, performers, people who do construction work in classrooms, vendors, parents weekend, etc. I think the "I want know my baby is safe" directive that campuses were under was/is becoming quite costly.
03-01-2023, 10:15 PM
Acer wrote: We need government supplied peanut detectors to scan everyone coming on campus. |
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