Bulls?So, since some are ostensibly assigning animal characteristics to those who want to embrace the vaccine, and the sobriquet is “sheeple,” what would be a good name for those individuals not willing to get the shot? I eagerly await member’s replies
. I think it’s more than fine if people want to have the vaccine and don’t understand why anyone would feel otherwise. I also think it’s fine if they don’t want to.
I see traveling plus the rest in the statement, although I will never attend an indoor theater again, I might, once I have the vaccine eat at a restaurant that observes social distance rules. I think a movie or a play or a concert would be too big a risk with the amount of people who do not get vaccinated.
How funny, I just made some comment to Pepper (who I thought was working) that things like this would happen if people did not take vaccines.
So, since some are ostensibly assigning animal characteristics to those who want to embrace the vaccine, and the sobriquet is “sheeple,” what would be a good name for those individuals not willing to get the shot? I eagerly await member’s replies
Becky, I am saddened you feel this way. It was merely an attempt on my part to lighten up the differences between how some of us view the current vaccine situation. I responded to the original sheeple post in a jocular manner. Perhaps Canadian humour does not always translate well in other countries?Wow! So sad, now we're into name calling..
And for what? The division of those who wish to and those who wish to wait to get the Covid vaccine.
Shameful.
It started with wins use of the word "sheeple", to describe basically those who follow like sheep.Becky, I am saddened you feel this way. It was merely an attempt on my part to lighten up the differences between how some of us view the current vaccine situation. I responded to the original sheeple post in a jocular manner. Perhaps Canadian humour does not always translate well in other countries?
I've heard people say cats are independent.So, since some are ostensibly assigning animal characteristics to those who want to embrace the vaccine, and the sobriquet is “sheeple,” what would be a good name for those individuals not willing to get the shot? I eagerly await member’s replies
I’ve been called many a name by members of the forum, glad you have not, I just sprinkle a little salt on those name, take a taste, and respond, within the forum rules, to the bad taste in my mouth.Wow! So sad, now we're into name calling..
And for what? The division of those who wish to and those who wish to wait to get the Covid vaccine.
Shameful.
Well, mean feral cats are very independent, but like everyone else they are willing to feed at the troughI've heard people say cats are independent.
Seems rather far fetched to me.
Uh....if the vaccine protected you, you couldn't get Covid, even if you spent the night in the same bed as someone, so....why would you be concerned about social distancing?
In case you get lost & end up at the shelter, they can scan you & return you to your original owner instead of being put down after 14 days.
Sounds like aluminum foil hat time to me. An injected tracking device? Why would anyone bother?
It’s on 70 to 95 perfect effective. I’ve had the flu shot and got the flu.
Yes many have. And....the flu vaccine has been around for many years - studied, researched, tested. Unlike the Covid vaccine.
They use needles in dogs and cats with ID micro chips and have done that for years now.
That doesn't mean it's effective. That also doesn't mean it can't make one sick enough to avoid it in the future.
I did NOT say I got the flu from the vaccine. The flu vaccine is 70 percent against the flu.
