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The only thing i can envision maybe is like the CTE lawsuit if long-term effects do happenHow long before the Patriots invent Vaccine-Gate? Darth Belichick planting positive Covid cases on the opposing sideline. Goes 17-0 with 9 forfeits.
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It's true that pov. It's a coercion tactic given a lot of players are baulking at getting vaccinated. So by placing these new rules, it coerces teams to coerce their players to get vaccinated "for the sake" of the team, wins, loss of incomeWhat a bizarre pov
It's true that pov. It's a coercion tactic given a lot of players are baulking at getting vaccinated. So by placing these new rules, it coerces teams to coerce their players to get vaccinated "for the sake" of the team, wins, loss of income
Yes, but the new rules have that spin. Example, say the season starts and only half the teams are fully vaccinated, they have an advantage over the other half of the league....they only get test once every two weeks, they dont have to wear masks, they can train freely together, dont have to social distance in the lockerroom, weight room, players arent wearing markers identifying/ostracizing them from their teammates, no distractions, their coaches can freely start their best players not having to worry about forfeiture of games due to an outbreak in the team due to those unvac'd players etc. Theres a competitive advantage. And many have seen it that way....michael irvin, jerry jones, mike tomlin, and others, have all said how it advantages their teams to be fully vac'd....so that take is thereI really don't see it that way. There's no 'competitive advantage' to it, it's a medical procedure to help protect the integrity of the competition, the competition that's made them all millionaires.
...certainly not calling players that don't want to vaccinated dumb if they have done their research...
If the league says you have to be vaccinated you just have to do it, we aren't talking about a job at maccas here where you can find another job out there for min wage down the road.
Im all for choice when it comes to this, certainly not calling players that don't want to vaccinated dumb if they have done their research, personally, I would trust the Australian government as far as I could throw them right now.
The choice is do you want to play in the NFL or not, not do you think covid vaccines are worthwhile
Those two things are mutually exclusive though.
I am happy to call players who don’t get vaccinated without medical reason imbeciles
Because they are imbeciles
after seeing certain politicians care more about buying up on pharmaceutical stocks than getting enough of a supply for Australia trusting anything they or the various heath departments say and do at this point is pretty naive in my opinion.
Im not an anti vax nut job by any means but putting blind faith in governments right now is tough.
You're welcome to get vaccinated and good for you if you do, just saying, im not willing to buy into the herd mentality on this occasion.
Government has zero to do with vaccine.
Science is science. 97% plus of all deaths in the USA from covid are unvaccinated folks.
It ain’t rocket science as to the correct choice here.
Damn right I got vaccinated. Volunteered at State Farm Stadium in February and March to get it as quickly as I could