Replies to post #240581 on Biotech Values

[10nisman]

Personally I don't have a clue if their Red or Blue. I do know they're White, Black, Asian and Hispanic. I also know they work hard, are very skilled at their position and the vast majority earn 6 figures. They're proud of their families, their Country and their work. I don't need to know anything more.

Thanks for changing the subject and great to hear the vast majority make a good living. However, not sure why you care if they're White, Black, Asian and Hispanic. Why does that matter?

[vinmantoo]

Personally I don't have a clue if their Red or Blue. I do know they're White, Black, Asian and Hispanic.

I also know they work hard, are very skilled at their position and the vast majority earn 6 figures. They're proud of their families, their Country and their work.

I don't need to know anything more.

I gave you the data but you refuse to accept it so you try to deflect. Race ISN'T a factor in low vaccination rates. Political affiliation is. By mid September, 72% of adult Americans (18 and over) had been vaccinated. By party, 90% of Democrats were vaccinated compared to only 58% of Republicans. Truly sad.

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/fixgov/2021/10/01/for-covid-19-vaccinations-party-affiliation-matters-more-than-race-and-ethnicity/

It is bad enough Republican politicians are blocking vaccine mandates and blocking mask mandates, both of which are making spread in red states so bad. Even more disgusting is Republican states are now giving unemployment benefit to those who quit jobs or are fired for cause in not complying with vaccine or testing mandates. They are subsidizing irresponsible viral spreaders. Then they have the nerve to blame Biden for supposedly not stopping Covid. It is like the arsonists blaming the fire department for not getting to the fire faster.

[Biowatch]

They may live in rural areas, hence not feel the need to get vaccinated, but do they show up for work in person, where they can catch Covid, or do they work remotely?

Do they shop for food and other goods and services in person, where they could catch covid, or do they order everything online and get it delivered, with no contact with the delivery person, which limits their chance of catching covid?

Do they ever have the local plumber or roofer or whatever show up and do work around the house?

Do they ever hang out at the local bar or restaurant or store, where they can interact with others and catch covid?

Living in a rural area is no guarantee of safety or immunity.

Do they go to motorcycle rallies and party before going back to their rural homestead?

[Biowatch]

Jbog, would you be willing to have unvaccinated people work for you because they live in rural areas and are less likely to be exposed to covid? Then would you turn around and blame others when these same people get sick and perhap die?

I asked before, are all the people that work in rural areas capable making living wage by working remotely? Can they get all their food and basic needs delivered by door dash or whatever without having any contact with the outside world?

Many people in rural areas do hands on work that requires them to be there in person every single day, which can make social distancing extremely difficult, regardless of the rural location.

Can they afford to get food delivered?