Vaccine Stance
10-30-2021 | 09:53 AM
#521
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As I said, it wasn't published in a notable pillar of truth such as the Atlantic. LOL. Time will tell I guess? It's shaping up to be an interesting winter. Enjoy it, trophy collectors.
10-30-2021 | 10:14 AM
#522
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Even giving her the benefit of doubt on her professional competency...
She has an almost megalomaniac sense that she, and she alone, is suited to make determinations on big picture USA policy. She has tunnel vision on medical issues and medical regs, without any qualification, experience, or perspective on the big picture.
The army (and DoD in general) is not mandating vaccination to save the servicemembers, they're doing it to avoid operational disruption from rapidly spreading covid which would degrade training and readiness long-term. Especially in austere military working and living conditions.
Her training and role in the military is very stovepipe, and she's waaaay out of her lane.
She has an almost megalomaniac sense that she, and she alone, is suited to make determinations on big picture USA policy. She has tunnel vision on medical issues and medical regs, without any qualification, experience, or perspective on the big picture.
The army (and DoD in general) is not mandating vaccination to save the servicemembers, they're doing it to avoid operational disruption from rapidly spreading covid which would degrade training and readiness long-term. Especially in austere military working and living conditions.
Her training and role in the military is very stovepipe, and she's waaaay out of her lane.
10-31-2021 | 04:07 AM
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Even giving her the benefit of doubt on her professional competency...
She has an almost megalomaniac sense that she, and she alone, is suited to make determinations on big picture USA policy. She has tunnel vision on medical issues and medical regs, without any qualification, experience, or perspective on the big picture.
The army (and DoD in general) is not mandating vaccination to save the servicemembers, they're doing it to avoid operational disruption from rapidly spreading covid which would degrade training and readiness long-term. Especially in austere military working and living conditions.
Her training and role in the military is very stovepipe, and she's waaaay out of her lane.
She has an almost megalomaniac sense that she, and she alone, is suited to make determinations on big picture USA policy. She has tunnel vision on medical issues and medical regs, without any qualification, experience, or perspective on the big picture.
The army (and DoD in general) is not mandating vaccination to save the servicemembers, they're doing it to avoid operational disruption from rapidly spreading covid which would degrade training and readiness long-term. Especially in austere military working and living conditions.
Her training and role in the military is very stovepipe, and she's waaaay out of her lane.
Couldn’t the same thing be said for the policy makers in government concerning Covid policy?
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10-31-2021 | 05:10 AM
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10-31-2021 | 06:39 AM
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Their failing is in leadership, ie making hard choices with potential political consequences.
An expert epidemiologist is likely to advise mandatory lockdowns, etc because their calculations show deaths and disruption in the healthcare system. A leader should consider that with all of the OTHER ramifications associated with draconian government actions, weight it all and make a decision.
Instead many of the elected "leaders" seem inclined to punt and CYA by doing what the bureaucrats recommend... regardless of second/third order effects.
Also the problematic ones seem inclined to cater to their base, which includes most of the hysterical TP hording covidians.
11-01-2021 | 10:06 AM
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11-03-2021 | 04:05 AM
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Even giving her the benefit of doubt on her professional competency...
She has an almost megalomaniac sense that she, and she alone, is suited to make determinations on big picture USA policy. She has tunnel vision on medical issues and medical regs, without any qualification, experience, or perspective on the big picture.
The army (and DoD in general) is not mandating vaccination to save the servicemembers, they're doing it to avoid operational disruption from rapidly spreading covid which would degrade training and readiness long-term. Especially in austere military working and living conditions.
Her training and role in the military is very stovepipe, and she's waaaay out of her lane.
She has an almost megalomaniac sense that she, and she alone, is suited to make determinations on big picture USA policy. She has tunnel vision on medical issues and medical regs, without any qualification, experience, or perspective on the big picture.
The army (and DoD in general) is not mandating vaccination to save the servicemembers, they're doing it to avoid operational disruption from rapidly spreading covid which would degrade training and readiness long-term. Especially in austere military working and living conditions.
Her training and role in the military is very stovepipe, and she's waaaay out of her lane.
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