What the fuck is wrong with these people at Bragg and DLTF? The guys in a video, make a good point: what the fuck are they even accomplishing anymore?!
Are you in the podcast by any chance?
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Are you in the podcast by any chance?
Certain gangs are documented to do this, IIRC, the US military's decisions to enact bans on tattoos was the official response to try and stop this. There's also criminal gangs that are exclusive to current or former military.
Texas Republicans are demanding that Democrats agree to an around-the-clock security detail to leave the legislative chamber. One decided she'll just stay there.
www.nbcnews.com
Because it's totally normal to treat opposing politicians like convicts, but to have a convict as President.
Texas Democratic legislator is sleeping in the state Capitol after refusing security escort to leave
State Rep. Nicole Collier said she will remain locked in the Austin statehouse chamber, now outfitted with a mattress and snacks, until the House reconvenes Wednesday morning.
Because it's totally normal to treat opposing politicians like convicts, but to have a convict as President.
The whole thing in Texas looks like some really fucking weird-ass shit.
I don't really understand the point of quorum if you legally coerce everyone to attend in order to make quorum. Just get rid of quorum!
Then if the minority refuse to vote, then you vote through whatever you fancy. It's the same end result as compelling them to attend to face being outvoted, and vastly less hassle. I also think there is something completely absurd about compelling representatives to vote in a system that doesn't compel the electorate to vote. Not voting has a point. Boycotting a vote is a statement. What is the point of marching people into a room and forcing them to vote? (When does it become the "security detail" making sure they make the authority-approved vote?)
Ok, hear me out. If they make the minority attend, then the majority can rub its victory into the loser's faces personally.
Yes, i haven't seen any such recoomendations either. And i like it that way, which is why i won't google ShoeonHead or what this is even about.
You get to retain some really thin veneer of democracy this way? Not sure why, but that little bit of pretence seems to be important for some supporters.
I would never Google shit like that either, but if I am ever really curious, I use incognito mode combined with ad blocker.
It's so that you can't do the opposite, and deliberately hold a vote while a bunch of representatives are unable to attend. That sort of thing might be outdated in a world of fast, reliable transportation and instantaneous telecommunication, but I'm sure you can imagine sleazy politicians 200 years ago strategizing to keep their opponents out of the room so that they could pass something controversial.
Her fame is from mocking feminists in videos with a high density of memes. That's about all the necessary context.
The short answer is that the Texas constitution requires a quorum for the legislature to do business, and amending the state constitution is not something done easily or quickly (especially while the legislature is unable to conduct business). Texas courts have also agreed that the sergeant at arms for the legislature can take actions to prevent breaking quorum, and the 2025 rules for the legislature (that Nicole Collier actually voted for) specifically includes what they're doing to enforce quorum.
That's not really the important thing and vaccines (depending on the type can be infections), it's the immune response...
That's the number you're using for myocarditis and then claiming arrhythmia from covid is a 40x higher chance/risk when that isn't true, you keep comparing apples to oranges.
No, no you don't.
Where is your source to back up this claim?
From Paul Offit:
The two doses appeared to be highly effective at preventing severe illness. And even in people over 65, even in people who had multiple co-morbidities. So I didn't see frankly the need for a third dose, much less the requirement for a third dose. So when President Biden, for example, stood up in front of the American public on August 18th of 2021 and said, as of the week of September 20th, we are going to offer a booster dose for everybody over 60. And I didn't agree with that because I didn't think the data supported that.
Of course. But it's certainly worth clarifying. Anti-vaxxers often conflate vaccines with diseases, in order to argue that vaccines causing the same issues as diseases is to be expected. It's not and they don't.
No, I've never relied on the total population for any of these risk rates.
For the myocarditis risk from the vaccine, I'm using the numbers provided in your original link, which originate in the report in Nature. That's where we get the 5 excess events per million from, from which we get 0.0005%. It is specifically within the group who had that specific vaccine, not the entire population.
You quoted 0.3% as the proportion ending up with a hospitalisation from covid, no? And 2% of hospitalised patients had arrhythmia. Which brings us to 0.006%.
How exactly is 0.006 smaller than 0.0005%?
Waning effectiveness against COVID-19-related hospitalization, severe complications, and mortality with two to three doses of CoronaVac and BNT162b2: a case–control study - PMC
Background: This study aims to evaluate waning effectiveness against severe and fatal COVID-19 with two to three doses of CoronaVac/BNT162b2, where data are limited. Methods: A case–control study included individuals aged ≥18 years, unvaccinated or ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
What I find funny when you quote Paul Offit, is how out-of-step you are with what he says. He's not saying there that immunity doesn't wane, or that boosters do nothing; he's recommending against a policy mandate.
But what has he been clear on? He recommends vaccinating young kids; he recommends masking, and masked even after being vaccinated; he supported a mandate; he's clear that vaccine-related myocarditis is a much lower risk than the disease...
Paul Offit: The myocarditis associated with the viral infection or a myocarditis associated with this MIS-C, this post-infectious phenomenon, is more severe than is the myocarditis associated with a vaccine. So there are never risk free choices. There are just choices to take different risks. And I think here, clearly, the choice is to get a vaccine, which is the lesser risk.
She was a racist, pick-me grifter at the height of the anti-SJW surge, who then tried to rebrand herself as no longer being alt-Right, but is now doing a vanille version of more or less the same thing. And a bunch of bottom tier vtubers are apparently doing reactions to new videos of her, that every few months get pushed onto my home page.
So another lying biatch-in-a-box stand? Ok then.
As for your problem try to do as many don't recommend/not interested in content or channel(s) as possible. Or start watching anything that has nothing to do with that bullshit.
Certainly: the best ecumenical councils of the early church were arranged that way.
I'm less clear why Texas would have a problem with that, given the routinely shady shit it's conducted itself with.
I do. It's actually very easy to spot the nazi grifters through their thumbnails alone, and I immediately 'don't recommend' the shit out of whatever channel it's from. Youtube still likes to serve them up to me though every once in a while.
I get the same with HFY stories. I am pretty sure, i never watched/was interested in that genre but every couple of months i get endless AI generated HFY stories recommendated for weeks. It is quite annoying and i don't know what causes the algorithm to do that.
Eric Adams Advisor Winnie Greco Handed a CITY Reporter Cash Stuffed in a Bag of Potato Chips
THE CITY reported the incident to law enforcement and was promptly contacted by the Brooklyn U.S. attorney’s office.
www.thecity.nyc
Amazing. No notes.
I think one of the most empowering things humans can do is to never watch online videos.
However, I do find it quite relaxing looking at those ones where people mix different paint colours.