Another one..this looking to be on track the worst year for murder since 2015..

No I did @thisisour this is why the regulations have weight anymore completely pointless. The vaccine protects (looks like for may best case 6 months) the individual that’s it, but nobody else. Therefore the decision to vaccinate becomes matter of choice based on person risk. There should any of vaccination passport for civil rights and individual freedom.

uh you right bobby but are you forgetting you can't give a vax EUA with alternative treatment available...? it's not exactly an incentive for the fda/Pharma bed fellows to ok treatments you mentioned, when their buds at Pfizer et al have invested billions in experimental vax tech...

Ha ta da - right on schedule - Biden recommends booster for all because c19 because vaccines work sooooooo good... let's all take a moment to savour how much fun it will be renewing our vaccine passport every (6) 8 months...

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/16/us/v…

how about solar power? how about recycling? how about subsidiaries for eleuthera pineapple production?

Seriously spending 35 mil to replace a bridge that is operational 360 days year? So I ve heard people get by - they get boats from Gregory town, employers forgive interrupted commuters...build a dock by a boat get someone to man it when it is surging and the spend the rest on teachers and education facilities so the next generation of leaders aren't a bunch idiots burning the nations resources on stupid projects...

Did anybody the expiry dates on the Pfizer kit yet?

Except when she said we'll get herd immunity if all just take the vaccine (even if we've had prior infection or in good health). It's a lie because every vaccinated person can still catch and transmit without sterile immunity - herd immunity is impossible. But maybe she did read last months new science...it's hard to keep up..

There is always another variant. Like the flu vaccine there no chance to catch up. The virus will evolve quicker than they can vaccinate people, but fortunately the burden of death is relatively small in comparison to other diseases (even with C19 absorbing some of those death counts).

The vast majority of COVID deaths are in people that are already dying or expected to die. In the USA only 9k people have died of covid under the age of 45 but in the same year there was 22k increase in opioid over doses...I personally think people have the right to choose the government taking those rights away directly or indirectly is not acceptable. The fact that vaccination does not stop transmission validates this perspective - the benefits is to personal safety based on medical condition. Vaccination does not stop the spread of the virus. Like decades of manner before we got by washing our hands, using handkerchiefs and not sneezing in each others faces...Goverment panic has likely had more collateral damage than the virus did.

Bobby I do like your thinking here - everything has externalities - government enacted sensible policies to minimise the risk... But smog killed 10 million people last year versus covid's 2 million (last year). Tobacco is still killing 7 million per year and alcohol is in at 3 million. Where is the justification for the Covid restrictions that resulted in 1.23 billion children education getting interrupted. Or 17 million infants missing their vaccines for diseases that are actually a threat to them. Or a 10-15% increase in cancer fatalities...Or 20% opioid deaths in the states this year.. Or that In this country alone murder is up 67% after year on year decline... I just met a young girl today coming back from her father's funeral - gone in 4 months - cancer - too late do anything because diagnostics were interrupted...Covid collateral isn't black and white - it's blood red.