Never give up. I'm old. Do you know how easy it would be for me to sit back and say I quit. Chances are I won't live long enough for it to get really bad. Reality is it's not about me. I'm a patriot. I was raised to salute the flag, that pledge of allegiance I made actually means something and that the united States of America is the greatest country on the planet. To sit back and let it fall goes against everything I believe in. My sweet little granddaughter at 10 years old is truly the most innocent loving person I have known in my lifetime. She is so inherently good she doesn't see evil in anyone or anything. She can and will find good in every situation. I cannot/will not let them destroy her and the other innocents like her. I will do whatever is necessary to take my country back! Stand up! Make the commitment! If our fore father's had given up we wouldn't have a country. NEVER back down. You are a patriot!
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I'm in the medical field, so my view is somewhat skewed as there have always been shortages of doctors, nurses, medical assistants, etc. where I have worked. I'm not familiar with other industries. For sure, in government, people, ( especially politicians!), hang on to their jobs waaaay too long!
Kinda random but since you are in the medical field and here. Any insight into this vaccine? I work somewhere where I am afraid they will mandate the vasa vaccine but I will not take (not anti vaxxer but too many stories and the censoring doesnt make me feel better when I'm a healthy 32 year old. ) If this virus really is just another strain of the flu and they push so hard on this shit. Common sense tells me not to trust them? Am I crazy? I feel like I'm being completely logical. But to be honest.....really dont wanna lose my job, but...ugh ya you know what I'm saying. Fuck Winnie the Pooh in China. I think we can all agree t o that. Oh and fuck the potato who thinks he is president 😂
I'm all for vaccines in general. I'm going to sit this one out for 1 year and see what more data shows. After that, if the data looks OK and shows that the risk /benefit is worth it for my age group, then I'll most likely get it. Kind of a general principle that I follow, is to never be in the first wave of people that try a new drug or therapy. Example: For decades it was Gospel truth that all women were automatically put on estrogens at menopause. Then the 1991 Women's Health Initiative study came out with new data that changed everything. You have to look at your age, assess your health status, then look at current data to figure where you are on the risk/ benefit scale.
Thanks for the insight.
Your welcome!