What would you do?

People also have the right, arguably unfortunately, to be willfully misinformed and trust propaganda over science.

Fortunately, it's fairly easy to identify such people in today's society, via the use of certain key words and phrases, which are used almost solely within the ideological groups where misinformation is rampant and propaganda is well received. And people in those groups are currently in good company in the US at the moment (see the recent election of the fascist leaning leader of his white Christian nationalist party). People have the right to believe whatever they want, and that has certainly been exploited by some, for better or for worse.

We can agree to disagree on the veracity of science, though, for sure. :)
That went right over my head and I'm a loss of words for a response. That made no sense to me and I'm being honest.
 
People also have the right, arguably unfortunately, to be willfully misinformed and trust propaganda over science.

Fortunately, it's fairly easy to identify such people in today's society, via the use of certain key words and phrases, which are used almost solely within the ideological groups where misinformation is rampant and propaganda is well received. And people in those groups are currently in good company in the US at the moment (see the recent election of the fascist leaning leader of his white Christian nationalist party). People have the right to believe whatever they want, and that has certainly been exploited by some, for better or for worse.

We can agree to disagree on the veracity of science, though, for sure. :)
People also have the right, arguably unfortunately, to be willfully misinformed and trust propaganda over science.

Fortunately, it's fairly easy to identify such people in today's society, via the use of certain key words and phrases, which are used almost solely within the ideological groups where misinformation is rampant and propaganda is well received. And people in those groups are currently in good company in the US at the moment (see the recent election of the fascist leaning leader of his white Christian nationalist party). People have the right to believe whatever they want, and that has certainly been exploited by some, for better or for worse.

We can agree to disagree on the veracity of science, though, for sure. :)

That went right over my head and I'm a loss of words for a response. That made no sense to me and I'm being honest.
Because you use common sense, and come to your own conclusions. If you’re trying to make sense of that nonsense above, good luck. They’re in to deep to admit there full of ####. 🙄
 
Because you use common sense, and come to your own conclusions. If you’re trying to make sense of that nonsense above, good luck. They’re in to deep to admit there full of ####. 🙄
I get a little triggered with folks who have zero empathy, even for a family member. One thing I've learned the last year or so are the side effects of taking too many jabs. I know people who have had at least 12 jabs (including flu jabs) since Covid came and are scared shitless. I empathize with folks like that. The Tel A Vision made them scared. I was never scared because I have common sense, and I take my consequences like a man. I own my consequences and for that, I feel like I can handle all adversity that life and life's consequences throw at crush. I'm like a fucking cat because I always land on my feet. I also have more than 9 lives, just saying. I look at all Doc's in the eyes and look for truth and based on how they move their eyes and how they communicate I can detect the lie and only doing it for bonus pay. I saw right through this scam, and I take the consequences that come with saying no to these bastards with great pride and confidence with my decision. Just wait when DOGE goes to the NIH, CDC, FDA and the rest.

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That went right over my head and I'm a loss of words for a response. That made no sense to me and I'm being honest.
At the risk of getting more off-topic, I'd be happy to try to explain; which part made no sense?

The main ideological crux of the people I've met who are in that sphere (I think I'm safe in generalizing here) is a distrust of science. That is, with respect to vaccinations in particular, distrust of the NIH, WHO, doctors, researchers, the CDC, the FDA, the medical community, publications, etc., etc. They choose to believe their own "common sense", and/or whatever the propaganda in their sphere spreads, rather than the science (note: I think that's an objective characterization, at least among the people I've talked with who maintain those beliefs, which I think they would generally agree with). That's what I meant by agreeing to disagree about the veracity of science.

And as noted, it's a free country, and for better or worse people can choose what and who they wish to believe. People also have an almost unlimited capacity to rationalize what they observe to conform to their world views, as recent history has demonstrated (which makes altering hardened beliefs difficult, irrespective of otherwise unassailable evidence). 'Tis why the country is the most divided it had ever been atm (see note about that human condition being exploitable).

No blame, mind you; just facts.
 
At the risk of getting more off-topic, I'd be happy to try to explain; which part made no sense?

The main ideological crux of the people I've met who are in that sphere (I think I'm safe in generalizing here) is a distrust of science. That is, with respect to vaccinations in particular, distrust of the NIH, WHO, doctors, researchers, the CDC, the FDA, the medical community, publications, etc., etc. They choose to believe their own "common sense", and/or whatever the propaganda in their sphere spreads, rather than the science (note: I think that's an objective characterization, at least among the people I've talked with who maintain those beliefs, which I think they would generally agree with). That's what I meant by agreeing to disagree about the veracity of science.

And as noted, it's a free country, and for better or worse people can choose what and who they wish to believe. People also have an almost unlimited capacity to rationalize what they observe to conform to their world views, as recent history has demonstrated (which makes altering hardened beliefs difficult, irrespective of otherwise unassailable evidence). 'Tis why the country is the most divided it had ever been atm (see note about that human condition being exploitable).

No blame, mind you; just facts.
If we get off-topic, Dom will move it over to the kitchen. Thank you for explaining science to me. A note from me. This is not a "free" country right now. We pay insane amount in taxes, and you have to pay $20K a year to play youth travel soccer so one can pay to go to college. If you didn't take all the jabs, you got fired and you can't play soccer at the Elitists grooming college. Yes folks, you heard that right. You're free to make a choice on God given intuition or a lone wolf scientist running our heath for over 50 years. We all have a free choice because we live in a free country. OK, got it.
 
Apologies to the other people in the thread for getting baited into engaging; didn't know this would get moved, and potentially be less visible as a result. :/
 
Here are crush's 10 "What would you do" moral scenarios. You don't have to have sympathy or empathy for others to play. I look forward to seeing your answers. I know what my commonsense answers are, how about you?

Q. Would you Fire all military & teachers for refusing the jabs

Q. Would you mandate all public-school and colleges kids (our children) take all jabs in order to attend or face the consequences

Q. Would you try and assassinate those you disagree with

Q. Would you censor a sitting US President

Q. Would you lie and cheat on your wife while you're stealing another man's wife

Q. Would you steal the people's money and use fake NGOs to enrich yourself

Q. Would you lie to a father and his daughter about youth soccer every time you talk

Q. Would you kidnap a little child and then sell the kid

Q. Would you have sympathy for someone getting fired for saying no to the jabs

Q. Would you have sympathy for someone who took the jabs and then died the next month from cardiac arrest or are those the consequences


I do appreciate Sigma for being honest with his zero ability to have sympathy for the common man and even his close family member. What a guy. He fucked this thread up as well. I only answered the OP, "what would I do" regarding having my kid at 13 email college coaches and then later getting turned down because of not wanting to take the jabs as a requirement for enrollment at a major public university and Mr. Sigma had to ruin it for everyone. I don't apologize for shit dude. Your attitude has ruined our country and club soccer. When I went head-to-head with one of the top Bosses in socal soccer, he told me to STFU or else. Another Boss from another soccer family told me I better sign up for his privates or no access or recommendations to his network of cheaters and liars. Soccer is actually, Kickback Kickball. Unless parents wake the fuck up, only those who don't give a fuck about others because they don't have the ability to have empathy, let alone sympathy for others, will keep soccer all to themselves. Sigma has zero sympathy for his own close anti vaxxer family member. This is the kind of soulless asshole were dealing with in our country. Rob Peter to pay Paul in youth soccer.
 
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What would you do?

Q. Would you solicit donations for your personal political action committee (PAC) like the new DNC Leader of the Cheating Party?

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