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I'm not saying nobody has ever died after taking the vaccine, but the way that the dumbway pundit (and you) portray these deaths like there's definitive proof (or even circumstantial proof) that the vaccine caused them is laughable. From the fakeway pundit: In June, VAERS reported 6,985 deaths due to the COVID vaccines. Then it jumped to 11,405 in July. And now it is at 14,701 reported deaths. That is a jump of 3,296 since July 24th. Funny how they act like VAERS definitely attributes deaths to the vaccines, and then report these deaths as "due to the vaccine" themselves. No disclaimers. No realistic headlines. Just definitive numbers regurgitated by the uneducated. Ironically enough, here's what VAERS says about the numbers the gateway dumbit is posting as fact: VAERS accepts reports of adverse events and reactions that occur following vaccination. Healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers, and the public can submit reports to the system. While very important in monitoring vaccine safety, VAERS reports alone cannot be used to determine if a vaccine caused or contributed to an adverse event or illness. The reports may contain information that is incomplete, inaccurate, coincidental, or unverifiable. In large part, reports to VAERS are voluntary, which means they are subject to biases. This creates specific limitations on how the data can be used scientifically. Data from VAERS reports should always be interpreted with these limitations in mind. Just so we're clear, the VAERS website states that the numbers on the VAERS website are unverifiable, subject to biases, and cannot be used to determine authentic vaccine related death numbers. But the Lateday Bumbler portrays these death numbers as accurate and ironclad. I've brought up several times the sheer law of averages when it comes to vaccines and coincidental deaths. 8,000 deaths a day in the US, hundreds of thousands of americans a day getting vaccinated (over 2M a day at the peak). A lot of people are going to die coincidentally after getting their vaccines. 70% of adults are fully vaccinated in the US now, and most of them got vaccinated twice. What are the odds that a few thousand died fairly quickly after being vaccinated with no relation to the vaccine? The answer is there's a 100% chance that thousands of people have died within a few weeks of being vaccinated from causes that had nothing to do with the vaccination. Again, the sheer law of averages dictates this to be fact, and again, I'm not saying that nobody has died from the vaccine.

I hope everyone is ready. I've seen a lot saying it shouldn't be as serious as Imelda and Harvey, but it sure appears like it's going to dump heavy rain on us for quite awhile. Hopefully everyone stays safe and it's not too serious.

I did watch the whole game. Is Card your cousin or something? He played like crap. They brought in Thompson and he performed extremely well, and Arkansas still had plenty of starters still on the field. Thompson has played extremely well basically every time he's ever stepped on the field for the horns. On a completely related note, guess who just got named the starter this saturday...

Admittedly I’m not a mathematician, but it seems you could take the 600,000 cases in your study and review known factors and outcomes and arrive at those numbers. I would assume that the number of unvaccinated cases in their study was approximately 4.5 times as high as those that were vaccinated. If there were 30,000 hospitalizations and only 3,000 were fully vaccinated, I can understand how they would come to the conclusion that the unvaccinated were 10x as likely to be hospitalized. Based on the numbers I’ve repeatedly seen posted by various local hospitals that break down vaccinated vs. unvaccinated hospitalizations and deaths, I don’t think they’d have to be very creative with their math to come up with these numbers. It holds pretty true to what I’ve seen. I do understand that this is one study of 600,000 cases out of tens of millions of cases.

Not sure. I guess the same thing that happened before they had the smash room to go to?

We’ve had students with anger issues who had an area where they were allowed to rip and tear paper, and it helped redirect and lessen their anger that was originally focused on other students or teachers. So I can see some value in this sort of thing.

Arkansas was a few close losses last year from having a pretty dang good season. They are better this year than last year. Texas looked bad tonight. I think it’s clear who their starting qb should be moving forward. It’s also pretty clear how overrated Louisiana was. I thought it was funny that the Arky fans stormed the field.

I think they want open borders to continue. Covid is just collateral damage.

Pretty sure liberty beat them 37-0 last year, and then went 1-5 in district. So I wouldn’t hang too much on this win.

[Hidden Content] a study of 600,000 cases found unvaccinated people were 4.5 times more likely to catch COVID, 10 times more likely to be hospitalized and 11 times more likely to die.

Final?

Get it, horns!

It sure is good to see you posting!

I think it had a lot to do with the defense. That front seven is what got TB to the Super Bowl last year.

I’ve stated several times on here that I believe Covid vaccinations are a personal choice.

That’s something we can both agree on

Great effort. Missed kicks killed us, but that was a pretty terrible no call on the offensive pass interference. -10 yards instead of +25. Brutal

Cowboys have looked pretty decent. Really impressed with Dak coming off the injury, the receivers, and the pass protection without Martin. The defense has been up and down, but has 3 takeaways. If Dallas had a kicker this is a 1-point game at the half. I’ll be surprised if we win, but I’m pretty okay with a decent showing against the defending Super Bowl champs with all 22 starters back.

The question mark was intentional? Thanks for the input!

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I've always been confident that I shoot someone to defend myself, but was always curious about how I would feel. I was put in a situation a few years back where I had my pistol drawn and my finger on the trigger, and I didn't feel the first bit of reservation. I was glad that I ended up not having to shoot, but I left the situation feeling like if I'd had to I would've been okay with it.

lol. nailed it? I'm so annoyed with with Fred right now that I just can't control my emotions. Time to go find my safe space!

Wait, so Lamar is making the tourney because the conference reached a deal with ESPN? Does the whole WAC get an automatic tourney bid with the new deal?

We're all waiting for you to stand up and do the same, with you being such a patriot and all. You talk big on the interweb, let's see some action already!

pretty much.