Texas Dad Strips At School Board Meeting To Support COVID-19 Mask Mandates
James Akers stripped down to a bathing suit before telling the Dripping Springs Independent School District, "We follow certain rules for a very good reason.”
People be very careful this virus is not done yet
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I know one thing, Thank God for Obamacare. Can you imagine what things would have been like 15 years ago?
They should have never let these retards out of the house or procreate.Texas Dad Strips At School Board Meeting To Support COVID-19 Mask Mandates
James Akers stripped down to a bathing suit before telling the Dripping Springs Independent School District, "We follow certain rules for a very good reason.”m.huffpost.com
hope they throw that dirty bitch under the jail. Yeah I said it. All skinfolk....
that is NOT a good hustle....and trust, Im wit the hustle shit, but this shit could easily hurt you or someone around you.
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Sources: Tannehill among 9 positive Titans cases
Quarterback Ryan Tannehill is among nine Titans players and coaches who have tested positive for COVID-19, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.www.espn.com
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Titans coach Mike Vrabel said Sunday he has tested positive for COVID-19 and has quarantined pending further testing.
Opinion: Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has no time for the unvaccinated on his team and in society
Jerry Jones, of all people, just exposed the argument that getting a COVID-19 vaccine is a “personal choice” for the selfish nonsense that it is.finance.yahoo.com
NFL proposes increased testing amid virus surge
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Jerry “master” Jones don’t give a damn about this vaccine but he give a damn about his bottom line so that’s why he said his statement.
YUP
but lets see if they listen to "massa" and get the shot
but NOT their friends and family and doctors.
funny how that works
Texas Anti-Mask 'Freedom Rally' Organizer Fighting For His Life With COVID-19
His pregnant wife said this week that the hospital was "out of options" for her husband.
Texas Anti-Mask 'Freedom Rally' Organizer Fighting For His Life With COVID-19
His pregnant wife said this week that the hospital was "out of options" for her husband.t.co
Karma is very busy
A black man wasnt president 15 years ago. The nihilism only kicked in after the black president.
There’s a nurse with 3 kids I’m hoping bites the bullet. I just never liked her.
You think is Jerry is different from the other owners?
Florida Judge Throws Out Gov. Ron DeSantis Order Prohibiting Masks In Schools
Students sit in an Algebra class at Barbara Coleman Senior High School on the first day of school on Monday in Miami Lakes, Fla. Miami-Dade County public schools require students to wear a mask to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Marta Lavandier/AP
A Florida judge has ruled school districts in the state can require students to wear masks. At least ten school districts — including those in many of the largest cities — had been defying state rules banning masks ordered by Governor Ron DeSantis.
Judge John Cooper ruled on a lawsuit brought by parents who say Governor DeSantis overstepped his authority when his administration said school districts couldn't order students to wear masks. DeSantis had warned "there will be consequences" for districts that defied the ban.
In court this week, lawyers for the parents say DeSantis's order violates a constitutional requirement that districts operate schools that are safe and secure. The state maintains parents have the ultimate authority to decide what's best for their kids. The judge's ruling allows school districts to require masks.
Noting that the coronavirus — and particularly the Delta variant — is highly contagious and sometimes fatal to children, Cooper urged people to take a step back, "We will not solve any issue if we can't sit down and work together and take positions recognizing what's going on is not some recent imposition or some attack on the country."
The coronavirus and the Delta variant have ripped across Florida in recent months (an elementary school in Vero Beach shut down on Friday until after Labor Day). More people have been infected and hospitalized of COVID than at any point during the pandemic. The number of deaths, about 242 a day, is also near a record level.
Students sit in an Algebra class at Barbara Coleman Senior High School on the first day of school on Monday in Miami Lakes, Fla. Miami-Dade County public schools require students to wear a mask to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Marta Lavandier/AP
A Florida judge has ruled school districts in the state can require students to wear masks. At least ten school districts — including those in many of the largest cities — had been defying state rules banning masks ordered by Governor Ron DeSantis.
Judge John Cooper ruled on a lawsuit brought by parents who say Governor DeSantis overstepped his authority when his administration said school districts couldn't order students to wear masks. DeSantis had warned "there will be consequences" for districts that defied the ban.
In court this week, lawyers for the parents say DeSantis's order violates a constitutional requirement that districts operate schools that are safe and secure. The state maintains parents have the ultimate authority to decide what's best for their kids. The judge's ruling allows school districts to require masks.
Noting that the coronavirus — and particularly the Delta variant — is highly contagious and sometimes fatal to children, Cooper urged people to take a step back, "We will not solve any issue if we can't sit down and work together and take positions recognizing what's going on is not some recent imposition or some attack on the country."
The coronavirus and the Delta variant have ripped across Florida in recent months (an elementary school in Vero Beach shut down on Friday until after Labor Day). More people have been infected and hospitalized of COVID than at any point during the pandemic. The number of deaths, about 242 a day, is also near a record level.
Experts say blood clots after the AZ vaccine are rare, after coroner finds BBC host Lisa Shaw died from complications
Blood clots after receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine have been reported, but are rare. The European Medicines Agency in April said that they should be listed as a very rare side effect. Although vaccines are safe and effective for most people, on August 26, a coroner ruled that BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw died after complications induced by the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
"EMA’s safety committee (PRAC) has concluded today that unusual blood clots with low blood platelets should be listed as very rare side effects of Vaxzevria (formerly COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca)." – The European Medicines Agency
Blood clots after receiving the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine have been reported, but are rare. The European Medicines Agency in April said that they should be listed as a very rare side effect. Although vaccines are safe and effective for most people, on August 26, a coroner ruled that BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw died after complications induced by the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
"EMA’s safety committee (PRAC) has concluded today that unusual blood clots with low blood platelets should be listed as very rare side effects of Vaxzevria (formerly COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca)." – The European Medicines Agency
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North Carolina teacher suspended after refusing to wear mask at work (msn.com)
A North Carolina high school teacher has been suspended without pay for nine weeks after refusing to wear a mask at work, in defiance of her school district's rules.
Aurora Preston, who teaches at South Johnston High School, said she had worn a face mask in the previous school year, but now doesn't think they're effective in slowing transmission of COVID-19, The News & Observer of Raleigh reported.
Preston claims it should be her constitutional right to decide whether to wear a mask - and the outlet noted that her Facebook page has been filled with statements such as 'my body, my choice' and 'freedom to choose.'
'It is not the job of government agencies to dictate when and where it is appropriate to utilize the rights afforded to me by being a citizen of the US,' Preston said in a statement to The News & Observer.
'It is their job to uphold the Constitution affording these rights to all of the citizens all of the time.'
She added: 'If someone disagrees with that stance, it would that person's right and it's wonderful to have that choice to do so.'
A North Carolina high school teacher has been suspended without pay for nine weeks after refusing to wear a mask at work, in defiance of her school district's rules.
Aurora Preston, who teaches at South Johnston High School, said she had worn a face mask in the previous school year, but now doesn't think they're effective in slowing transmission of COVID-19, The News & Observer of Raleigh reported.
Preston claims it should be her constitutional right to decide whether to wear a mask - and the outlet noted that her Facebook page has been filled with statements such as 'my body, my choice' and 'freedom to choose.'
'It is not the job of government agencies to dictate when and where it is appropriate to utilize the rights afforded to me by being a citizen of the US,' Preston said in a statement to The News & Observer.
'It is their job to uphold the Constitution affording these rights to all of the citizens all of the time.'
She added: 'If someone disagrees with that stance, it would that person's right and it's wonderful to have that choice to do so.'
If only those hypochondriacs weren't taking up all the beds
If people don't get the vax, and get covid.....they should stay their asses home.
"The science" was not to be trusted for the past year......now all of a sudden that you're sick, now you want to trust science to save you?!.....
nah fuck that...... self medicate and let your immune system do what it's gonna do by yourself.
But no, they just have to go to the hospital (possibly infecting more people) and take up all these beds from people who are not covid+ and have serious conditions that need treatment.
I saw a long ass vaccination line for limited edition comic books.
I aint got no more to say.
Why Vaccine Mandates for Teachers Have Been a Harder Sell Than Mask Mandates for Kids
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As the pandemic has pushed the country into a debate about when and how to reopen schools, Randi Weingarten has faced the ire of parents, teachers, school boards and — of course — Fox News. The president of the American Federation of Teachers leads a union of 1.7 million educators across the nation. She’s been on the hook for pressing to keep school closed last fall and supporting mask mandates in classrooms this year. And most recently, she drew criticism from her own members when she personally endorsed a vaccine mandate and promised to work with states and school boards that are seeking to enact vaccine mandates or vaccinate-or-test requirements for teachers.
In this conversation, Kara Swisher presses Weingarten on reopening procedures and the spectacle around mask mandates in states like Florida and Texas. They also discuss the wave of legislation prohibiting teachers from discussing critical race theory in classrooms, and why this former teacher has become a lightning rod for the right.
You can find transcripts (posted midday) and more information for all episodes at nytimes.com/sway, and you can find Kara on Twitter @karaswisher.
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Play • 37 min
As the pandemic has pushed the country into a debate about when and how to reopen schools, Randi Weingarten has faced the ire of parents, teachers, school boards and — of course — Fox News. The president of the American Federation of Teachers leads a union of 1.7 million educators across the nation. She’s been on the hook for pressing to keep school closed last fall and supporting mask mandates in classrooms this year. And most recently, she drew criticism from her own members when she personally endorsed a vaccine mandate and promised to work with states and school boards that are seeking to enact vaccine mandates or vaccinate-or-test requirements for teachers.
In this conversation, Kara Swisher presses Weingarten on reopening procedures and the spectacle around mask mandates in states like Florida and Texas. They also discuss the wave of legislation prohibiting teachers from discussing critical race theory in classrooms, and why this former teacher has become a lightning rod for the right.
You can find transcripts (posted midday) and more information for all episodes at nytimes.com/sway, and you can find Kara on Twitter @karaswisher.
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this shit reminds me of a Simpsons episode where the town was mad about scientific news and they were rioting against science and they showed Moe with a torch raising hell and a T-Rex skelton bone fell on top of him and he said "damn I hope medical science can save me" It always is Jesus take the wheel until you sick then its please help me Dr.
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