What's their justification for barring interactions between vaccinated employees and students? That they're going to leach "toxins" or give children dangerous ideas?

That particular nonsense, plus some added random wibble, undoubtedly taken on faith from the internet, that vaccinated individuals can cause fertility or menstrual problems in unvaccinated women.

Is it wrong that my first thought on reading:

Mrs Centner also repeated a false claim of vaccinated individuals affecting unvaccinated people, saying three women in the school's community had their menstrual cycles "impacted after having spent time with a vaccinated person".

was "maybe they shouldn't have had sex with him without using birth control"?

Also love the way that as "health freedom advocates" they have utterly curtailed choices made by their employees without any trace of irony.

I'll wager getting raw dogged by a vaccinated person just might impact my menstrual cycle.

Tortured_Genius wrote:Is it wrong that my first thought on reading:

Mrs Centner also repeated a false claim of vaccinated individuals affecting unvaccinated people, saying three women in the school's community had their menstrual cycles "impacted after having spent time with a vaccinated person".

was "maybe they shouldn't have had sex with him without using birth control"?

Also love the way that as "health freedom advocates" they have utterly curtailed choices made by their employees without any trace of irony.

I'm not replacing my irony meter, it just kept getting overloaded.

Imagine spending thousands for the "privilege" of sending a child to a school like that? I can't either.

Lots of people in BC are turning down the AstraZeneca vax so others willing to take it are getting vaccinated early. I'm hoping to be one of them. My dad and a number of friends have already taken advantage and been vaccinated ahead of schedule.

My mom and stepdad are half way thru the Moderna (I think) vaccine.

The province is doing terribly but at least I'll be able to visit family again.

https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-56845610

"Drugs do not help in curing any illness," he told the BBC. "I strongly believe that humans do not need vaccines at all."

In his videos, he claims his diet plans, rich in fruits and vegetables, will cure not only Covid-19, but diabetes and Aids.

Medical science says all of this is nonsense. But Mr Chowdhury has used the pandemic to spread his messages.

It's disappointing how fragile we seem to be. One little test of confidence, and large enough cracks form for all these absurd characters to ooze out and exploit peoples' fear.

Disappointing but predictable. It's basically Jude Law's character story in the (now) eerily accurate Contagion.

They just approved the Pfizer vaccine for teens under 16 here.


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Getting my shot shortly! I don't know which vaccine I'm getting yet so I don't know whether I'll need a second. Don't care. Let's GET IT DONE. I want to be back out on my dad's boat.

I'm glad we survived long enough to get vaccinated!

Me too. I'm team Pfizer!

I had my first AZ shot last week. It was horrible. Fine for about 6 or 7 hours, then a really sudden fever. And I never normally get side effects from any drugs. Thankfully I get to do it all over again soon.

I've now had both my AZ jabs with zero side effects

Barely any soreness at the injection site. No other side effects.

I don't think this country is going to survive Fox News.

A Bunch of Anti-Vaxxers Just Burned a Giant Syringe in the Desert

Hundreds gathered in Utah to burn a symbolic needle labeled MEDICAL TYRANNY.