Double standards? Ever wonder what that means?

No it didn't. Please educate yourself. They had to admit the vaccine did nothing, and actually made it worse.

From the CDC and Pfizers own documents? Please educate yourself.

So the nurses were Typhoid Mary & thrown under the bus after working w/o the worthless, risky vax for a year. So we lost key workers needlessly over at will termination policy. Twitter lost no key worker to society over at will termination policy. And most people using the word no one can spell are the people supposedly offended by it.

Forcing an experimental vax with no data and bad side effects is a violation of basic health & safety for those workers. We have learned
It was ineffective to stop transmission & most folks got over the disease.

I don't think he can hear you.
Primarily because he doesn't want to.

There was a lot of data.

You chose to ignore the bulk of it to instead focus on the small minority of studies that vindicated your viewpoint even if they were considered flawed or where the conclusions non-repeatable.

While it was ineffective to stop transmission it did bring transmission and fatality rates down to the much lauded fact that it was only fatal to less than 1% of the infected.

Before the lockdowns, it had a fatality rate of 5-10%.

Before the vaccines, it had a fatality rate of 2-5%.

Anything above a 1% fatality rate is deeply concerning. And it’s SARs predecessor had a fatality rate of something like 11%, and once it was no longer contained to a handful of countries is what sent the medical community into a panic, as viruses can mutate to be both more deadly and more infectious. Fortunately, it never became more deadly than it’s predecessors nor any of it’s variant successors. It did become more contagious, however.

Ignoring that some 6 million people died globally, half a million from the US, then claiming it to be merely the flu, when this supposed flu variant killing ten times more people than ever before in at least100 years; all the while trying to blame this abnormal rise in deaths on the very measures to combat it, masks causing suffocation, lockdowns increasing suicides, and vaccines being responsible for the majority of covid deaths was objectively incredibly stupid.

You're missing a decimal point and a zero or two on those percentages. It was never that fatal. It was never even reported to be that fatal. It was less than .02% when it was at the zenith of it's fatality rate.
Perhaps you're thinking of hospitalization rates?

It was. The current fatality rate of covid worldwide is 1%. No decimal. One percent.

https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

I also tracked covid every day in multiple countries. Which is why I included a scaling fatality rate as worldwide, these tend to dilute the fatality rate of the densely populated countries which had a much harder time. Dense, not high, meaning populations living closer together.

In Italy, for example, the fatality rate climbed to 10%

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-death-rates-by-country-based-on-case-fatality-ratio-2020-3%3Famp

These are the worldwide fatality rate by month until Covid dropped below 2% fatality rate.

Month, year, deaths, cases, and fatality rate

Mar 20 - 47,201- 869,257 - 5.43%
Apr 20 - 253, 387 - 3.28 million - 7.7%
May 20 - 402, 826 - 6.08m - 6.6%
Jun 20 - 546, 763 - 10.29m - 5.31%
Jul 20 - 728,515 - 17.59m - 4.14%
Aug 20 - 907,056 - 25.27m - 3.6%
Sep 20 - 1.07 million - 33.71m - 3.18%
Oct 20 - 1.27m - 46.15m - 2.75%
Dec 20 - 1.54m - 63.42m - 2.43%

Vaccines begin to be rolled out mid December.

Jan 21 - 1.89m - 82.93m - 2.28%
Feb 21 - 2.63m - 114.26m - 2.3%
Mar 21 - 2.91m - 128.11m - 2.27
Apr 21 - 3.31m - 151.89m - 2.18%
May 21 - 3.68m - 170.85m - 2.15%
Jun 21 - 3.97m - 182.81m - 2.17%
Jul 21 - 4.25m - 198.38m - 2.14%
Aug 21 - 4.54m - 217.65m - 2.09%
Sep 21 - 4.8m - 233.84m - 2.05%
Oct 21 - 5.03m - 232.9m - 2.15%
Nov 21 - 5.25m - 263.09m - 2.01%
Dec 21 - 5.46m - 287m - 1.90%

We got to 1% fatality rate around September of this year.

Source: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/cumulative-deaths-and-cases-covid-19?yScale=log&time=earliest..2021-12-30

You can also check the fatalities of individual companies.

Next time when you make a claim, you might want to be able to back it up.

The disease did what all do - change into less and less fatal versions. The vax was ineffective. People still got it.

But less people died from it. At one point 99% of fatalities came from only the unvaccinated.

When no one was vaxed. Now the deaths are from the multi-vaxed. They OD on the stuff & it kills their immune system.

Lol, guess again.

The difference between me and you is I can verify my claim.

Seven in fact!

https://medicalpartnership.usg.edu/covid-19-staggering-statistic-98-to-99-of-americans-dying-are-unvaccinated/

https://apnews.com/article/coronavirus-pandemic-health-941fcf43d9731c76c16e7354f5d5e187

https://www.media.pa.gov/pages/health-details.aspx?newsid=1595

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2021/07/04/more-than-99-us-covid-deaths-involve-unvaccinated-people/7856564002/

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/italy-says-99-covid-deaths-since-feb-were-not-fully-vaccinated-2021-07-27/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.al.com/news/2021/08/99-of-alabamas-2379-covid-deaths-from-january-to-june-were-unvaccinated.html%3FoutputType%3Damp

https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/unvaccinated-individuals-now-account-for-the-vast-majority-of-covid-19-hospitalizations-and-deaths-in-the-u-s-according-to-available-data/

But I’m sure you have far more sources that back up your claim. At least ten! Don’t cha?

Unless of course, you don’t and are therefor wrong.

But I could be wrong! By all means…

Prove it.

Legitimate, arguably. In the nurses' cases, the legality, or at least the tactics used, may be questionable. Many, if not all, came in to work, and if they refused to get the jab, were told not to clock in and to go home, with security called to intimidate them.

However, if they DID go home, they were then fired for failure to show up for work, NOT for refusing the jab.

And legitimacy is arguable on both sides. Most of the Twitter employees could maybe argue they were "just following orders". Or maybe there's internal documentation proving they deserved it, that Musk only had access to once the sale was complete.

Ah, so you don’t know why Musk is firing Twitter employees. And not just the hip executives that DID make the policy decisions, and direct ones, that lead to Trump being banned. This isn’t some vendetta he has against his employees. He’s not firing them based on their politics, just as Twitter didn’t just ban people because conservatives. Twitter banned people for breaking policy and sharing misinformation. Whether you agree with that or not is irrelevant to my point.

Musk isn’t firing employees to make you feel good. It’s about money. Always has been. Including the bans that made you so angry. As well as the mandatory vaccines.

The employees are being fired because the company is hemorrhaging something like 4 million dollars a day. So he has no choice but to cut thousands of jobs or everybody goes under.

He could keep everyone hired, though. Unless he only wanted them all to work for 3-5 years or less. Assuming no one wants any raises, and the money lost doesn’t continue to rise.

Same with the vaccines. Hospitals could’ve not mandated their nurses taken the vaccine. But then more nurses would’ve got sick, as well as their patients. Sure, most of them would survive! Only for many hospitals to be sued by multiple class-action lawsuits for negligence.

It’s convenient to call the employees and nurses victims but to ignore the alternative ramifications is idiotic. Not to mention, poor business strategy.

One would think a Free Market-loving Capitalist Republican would at least consider that.

The banning of Project Veritas, which broke no rules, proves the bannings had nothing to do with rules and everything to do with political narratives, especially when considering the number of "liberal" accounts that blatantly and constantly broke the rules with no consequences.

And of course the employees are being fired because of money, but the ones being fired were most harmful not only to the company, but to your country, as Project Veritas proved.

The fact that so many nurses refused the vax should make you suspicious of the vax, and hospital politics, not the nurses themselves. The nurses are in a position, and trained, to know more about the vax and how safe and effective it is than even most doctors are.

Lastly, free market capitalism is the best possible economic model, but in America it has been overridden by oligarchic capitalism, which is barely better than socialism.

As for being Republican, make more assumptions why don't you? If I were even American, I would probably be classed as Libertarian. You know, the ones with more common sense.

Again, do your research.

The only people fired specifically for banning policies were CEOs, not employees. You’ll have to back up that claim with a source as the burden of proof is on you.

Just as the burden of proof is on me for the following claim:

Veritas WAS banned for breaking rules. And received warnings.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/02/11/tech/twitter-project-veritas/index.html

You can claim otherwise but I’ve found no facts or source to support your claim.

I’m not suspicious of the nurses at all. Maybe you’re confusing your suspicions with the fired Twitter employees to justify your feeling of vindication? There are lots of reasons for nurses to refuse the vaccine. Including stupidity and ignorance. Now if a significant portion of doctors were refusing the vaccines, you’d have something. Just as not all doctors are accredited equally, you wouldn’t as a dentist to perform heart surgery, or a brain surgeon to be an orthopedic… etc, not all nurses are sufficiently trained or educated. That doesn’t mean they don’t matter or who does their job, but their medical opinion bears a little less weight than doctors. Indeed, they may have even been listening to the handful few of doctors who were skeptical of the vaccine. Which is fair enough. My point being, then refusing the vaccine doesn’t make me suspicious of it.

I agree that oligarchical capatilism sucks.

No Republican supports a free market.

None. Zip! Zilch! They’re all part of some oligarchy. Especially Trump.

You mistake me. I AM a Free Market-loving Capitalist Republican.

I’m saying the people celebrating Twitter’s mass firing as some kind of retribution… are NOT these things. Even if they claim to be.

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