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You're giving him too much credit.
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Myocarditis reported in young COVID vaccine recipients now, specifically after the second dose. But, don't be alarmed, the CDC is investigating this! My favorite part of the article is the quote "It's not been linked [to vaccines], but it's been one of the things that, you know, younger people very occasionally can get. And so, you know, we've advised physicians here if they were to see that to make sure that... they're reporting it." Sounds like a man trying very hard to choose his words wisely.
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The comment/sentence interrupter "you know" is one of the most annoying statements in the known universe.
If we already know, why are you telling us? If you're telling us because we don't know, then why do you keep saying "you know"?
"and whatnot" makes me see red.
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It would have to be one hell of a strong shot to make that happen.
Isn't that called Sharia Law when it pertains to women?
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My thing is when people say “dialogue“ Instead of talk or conversation trying to sound smart. Dialogue is an exchange that is scripted between two characters in a fictional work.
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Damn Americans turning nouns into verbs
verb
NORTH AMERICAN
- take part in a conversation or discussion to resolve a problem.
"he stated that he wasn't going to dialogue with the guerrillas"
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Just some context behind my post above. Ben Franklin penned a letter to Merriam Webster complaining of three words being used as verbs in New England, and asked him to correct this gross error. The letter is fantastic if you haven't read it. My favorite of the text is the very last line where he skillfully objects to the printing press removing the authors true intent and sentiment. A link to the letter below.
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790). To Noah Webster, On New-Fangled Modes of Writing and Printing. Stedman and Hutchinson, eds. 1891. A Library of American Literature: An Anthology in 11 Volumes
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790). To Noah Webster, On New-Fangled Modes of Writing and Printing. Stedman and Hutchinson, eds. 1891. A Library of American Literature: An Anthology in 11 Volumes
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I present to the court, the self-admitted evidence above. Dealing with Jimmy day to day is a pain in the ***, as you can see. Cantankerous, angry, unlikeable old prat.
Belgium halts J&J COVID jab for under 41s after one dies
HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/BELGIUM-JOHNSON&JOHNSON (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Belgium halts J&J COVID jab for under 41s after one dies
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Good for you Josh Allen. Your personal health is no one else's business. Remember HIPAA? Liberals seem to have forgotten it. My body, my choice.
Josh Allen’s vaccination status is none of your business…
Bills QB Josh Allen is going to keep his vaccination decision to himself: “I know vaccines are going to be a hot topic through the remainder of the season… I’m going to keep tho…
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Good for you Josh Allen. Your personal health is no one else's business. Remember HIPAA? Liberals seem to have forgotten it. My body, my choice.
Josh Allen’s vaccination status is none of your business…
Bills QB Josh Allen is going to keep his vaccination decision to himself: “I know vaccines are going to be a hot topic through the remainder of the season… I’m going to keep tho…gutsmack.com
HIPAA doesn't cover that. It would cover it if an employer/other entities were asking your healthcare provider for the information, then HIPAA would cover that as they would have to have your written consent to provide that info to others.
An employer can ask the employee directly for that if they have safety precautions in place at the workplace. Employee can't invoke HIPAA in that instance as it does not apply. I'm not saying the employee has to give them that info., but the employer can also then advise that due to safety precautions said employee will have to follow their specific guidelines concerning this...........you didn't get the Fauci juice or you don't want to tell them/show them if you did so now you have to keep wearing a mask in the office for example.
Now, Josh just seems like he isn't sharing the info with the general public and that would definitely be his choice to do that, and I stand behind that.
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HIPPAA covers only healthcare providers, health insurers, and their support staff, including billing departments, etc. However, medical privacy is covered by most state constitutions as a protected right of privacy. The voluminous statutes covering privacy as it relates to health condition, medications, diagnoses, etc. almost universally deal with medical providers, since they are the ones with access to the information.
Almost every state in the Union has enacted medical privacy statutes protecting a citizen's medical information pursuant to the state constitutions and which apply to employers, genetic testing companies like 23&me. Some states with the greatest protection for citizen's medical privacy include Alabama, Iowa, and Maryland.
The state with essentially zero such protection? Connecticut, where Federal law (HIPAA) applies but where the state gives no other medical privacy protection based on its constitution.
Huh, look at that. Supposed redneck state and conservative flyover state respect privacy and liberal, left-wing Connecticut ***** on privacy.
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Belgium halts J&J COVID jab for under 41s after one dies
HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/BELGIUM-JOHNSON&JOHNSON (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Belgium halts J&J COVID jab for under 41s after one dies
"The Janssen one-dose vaccine is primarily used in Belgium for home vaccination of the elderly and for a number of vulnerable groups including the homeless and undocumented migrants."
In a recent survey of Belgian undocumented migrants, 6 out of 10 gave high marks to the Jansen vaccine, 3 stated they preferred heroin and one died before submitting the results of the poll.
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has sterility been reported yet? With guys like bill "block the sun" gates pushing them, it would not surprise if that turns out to be an "accidental" side effect.
I'm not sure enough shots have been fired to determine this yet.
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The phase "you know" is a bi-strategical ploy. First it is used to buy the speaker more time to think. Second, it is used to get the listener to agree with the comment by complimenting the listener... IE: "you're smart so I know you know this to be true."
Let’s have supe go on a weekend smash fest and see. Test results may take a couple weeks to confirm.
Trust me, you don't want to see SoOpid's STD results. Grown men have cried.
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I got my first dose of Pfizer shortly after noon EST. I'm a wuss and looked away and wasn't even sure they had given me the shot, but I'm starting to feel a bit of site soreness now. I literally did not feel a thing when they administered the shot.