The thing is, there are several vaccines for covid available worldwide.
I've never heard an anti-"THIS"-vaccine person ever say "I just don't want to use mRNA so I want the J&J vaccine" or anything of that nature.
All I ever heard was lies, pretending covid wasn't severe or that ivermectin is a protective or that there's 5G magnetism in the vaccine.
Yeah this is an example of "lying with graphs 101".
The data probably didn't fit the narrative when they separate "always" and "sometimes"
This one just hits a bit harder. I've been blocked out of critical chargers several times recently by cars that are not charging. It's so frustrating.
Your second paragraph is absolutely true. Hope you enjoyed the read!
This is Florida. I'm surprised no one has shot them or run them over already. No one likes Nazis
I don't expect an IRS auditor will put their career on the line to tax a church, either. That's a third rail for a government employee. And imagine how loudly the Republicans will squawk.
The most cruel parts of executions tend to be when the method fails. It's a fair question.
I don't believe the death penalty should exist. But I also think an airtight chamber would be a much better way to induce hypoxia than a cheap-ass mask. Given the state where this is happening, I don't have a lot of confidence they'll even know how to ensure the mask gives an airtight seal.
"Sir you don't understand. We were being completely chaste while fucking the shit out of each other. We were just trying to prepare for that orgo exam."
"Wait, why is there a passport control here? There's no national border here on this map."
Rodents might not be a great model. We know from a variety of sources that humans can't really sense excess nitrogen or hypoxic air: industrial accidents, diving experiments, even astronauts.
However, rodents may be able to sense hypoxia a bit better than we do: experiments found that rodents presented a choice would avoid a hypoxic chamber. Guinea pigs may not be the humane animal model here.
A hypoxic chamber does sound like one of the less painful ways to go. I'm not in favor of governments killing people, but a relatively quick loss of consciousness seems far better than getting poked with needles, electrocuted in the brain, shot with bullets, or hanged on a rope. Although I'm still expecting Alabama to screw this up somehow.
If you got issues with LGBTQ+ folks, you probably shouldn't go to NYC to begin with.
Is "Jews get the rope" an incitement to violence? Because these recent rallies seem to be hitting very close to what are the commonly-accepted limits on free speech in America.