SUBSIM Radio Room Forums - US Politics Thread 2021-24

Nope. My statement is don't cry for an ambulance when you fail to beat the odds. Fight your last fight on the top of fool's hill. Here's hoping your wife doesn't inherit more than your toys. Good luck, Def.

Anyone at anytime can cry for an ambulance not matter what. Welcome to the United States. Generally most are friendly here.

Arlo	08-18-21 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2763573)

Anyone at anytime can cry for an ambulance not matter what. Welcome to the United States. Generally most are friendly here.

The hypocritical anti-vaxxers aren't. 'Tough 'til the going gets so.' Being an American comes with responsibility as well as rights. :up:

AVGWarhawk

08-18-21 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Arlo (Post 2763580)

The hypocritical anti-vaxxers aren't. 'Tough 'til the going gets so.' Being an American comes with responsibility as well as rights. :up:

No, responsibility as of late is not part of being an American. This statement has nothing to do with vaccination either.

Arlo	08-18-21 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDef (Post 2763572)

The arrogance of some people never ceases to amaze.

Me neither. The definition of hubris is 'excessive pride or self-confidence.' Sound familiar Mr. 'with those odds?' I've never seen so many 'proud, tough men' scared of needles. :shucks:

Arlo	08-18-21 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2763581)

No, responsibility as of late is not part of being an American. This statement has nothing to do with vaccination either.

Responsibility has always been part of being an adult in society, however. Don't weave foolishness into your patriotic bravado. :up:

Skybird

08-18-21 09:59 AM

When I look at the news from Lake Mead, I think in the forseeable future many Americans' minds will be occupied with quite different thoughts than just Joe Biden, political polarization and party games.

AVGWarhawk

08-18-21 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Arlo (Post 2763585)

Responsibility has always been part of being of being an adult in society,

Society is full of irresponsible adults. This is where the rule of law comes in.

Arlo	08-18-21 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2763595)

Society is full of irresponsible adults. This is where the rule of law comes in.

You haven't an inkling that you're opening a can of worms you won't be able to stomach, do you? :D

August

08-18-21 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Arlo (Post 2763599)

You haven't an inkling that you're opening a can of worms you won't be able to stomach, do you? :D

Says who, you? :haha:

Arlo	08-18-21 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2763634)

Says who, you? :haha:

When you're feeling ignored and you just gotta pipe in try worthless input on the discussion. Pipe up, man. You're for laws enforcing vaccination or not? :hmmm:

AVGWarhawk

08-18-21 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Arlo (Post 2763599)

You haven't an inkling that you're opening a can of worms you won't be able to stomach, do you? :D

:doh:

Arlo	08-18-21 02:19 PM

Do you support a law enforcing vaccinations or not? You put that forward as a potential way to overcome irresponsibility. :up:

Arlo	08-18-21 02:22 PM

https://theconversation.com/with-rig...pocrisy-144270

3catcircus

08-18-21 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Arlo (Post 2763638)

Do you support a law enforcing vaccinations or not? You put that forward as a potential way to overcome irresponsibility. :up:

Once they've been thoroughly tested and FDA-approved - by the same exact lengthy process that every other drug or therapy has gone through that can take years to complete - even then, no.

AVGWarhawk

08-18-21 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Arlo (Post 2763638)

Do you support a law enforcing vaccinations or not? You put that forward as a potential way to overcome irresponsibility. :up:

Nope. It will never be a potential way.

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