Our Country Club is about to revoke memberships

Legion said:
That was my reaction to your OP.
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Well, we were certainly waiting with great anticipation for your reaction, Lesion.
Thank you, you fucking hillbilly mutant.
I can't wait to offer my next new thread so that you can provide us more entertainment.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
Well, we were certainly waiting with great anticipation for your reaction, Lesion.
Thank you, you fucking hillbilly mutant.
I can't wait to offer my next new thread so that you can provide us more entertainment.
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what thread will that be ? O yes the how no country club affected me the pain o the pain
 
NiftyNiblick said:
...for members refusing to get the covid vaccine.

It's doubtful that the expelled will try to sue because nobody is willing to play with them anyway.
They're pariahs.

We don't need trumpanzee germ carriers fouling our little piece of heaven.

Maybe they can get memberships at Mar-A-Lago!
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Good for them. Hopefully we will see more and more of this as time goes on.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
Good for them. Hopefully we will see more and more of this as time goes on.
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At this point, refusal to get vaccinated can be regarded as nothing other than intentional anti-social behavior.
Proponents of same cannot expect respect from serious people, and will, of course, not receive it.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
Well, we were certainly waiting with great anticipation for your reaction, Lesion.
Thank you, you fucking hillbilly mutant.
I can't wait to offer my next new thread so that you can provide us more entertainment.
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You do have to admit that Legion IS JPP's foremost attention whore *and* its most skilled troll, though. Hopefully he's as much of a scaredy-cat as JPP's 2nd most prolific attention whore and hasn't been vaxxed yet. lol
 
NiftyNiblick said:
At this point, refusal to get vaccinated can be regarded as nothing other than intentional anti-social behavior.
Proponents of same cannot expect respect from serious people, and will, of course, not receive it.
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I agree. There is no valid scientific reason for an otherwise-healthy person to bow out. Even my immuno-compromised (she has MS) youngest daughter got the J&J a couple of weeks ago. Due to the nature of her job (she's a special ed/early childhood public school teacher), she's at a higher risk of contracting it. I hope they will approve the vaccine for little ones soon, too.
 
ThatFowlWoman said:
Even my immuno-compromised (she has MS) youngest daughter got the J&J a couple of weeks ago. Due to the nature of her job (she's a special ed/early childhood public school teacher), she's at a higher risk of contracting it.
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A Story for Every Occasion™.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
So do I, of course.
Although I am sure that there were valid medical reasons for doing so,
protecting them last seems very counter-intuitive, doesn't it?
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No, not really. You want to determine who is most likely to have a poor outcome (in this case, the elderly and those with comorbidities). You protect them and the caretakers first. Then work your way down the population food chain, finally ending with the children. I think they've done very well so far with the vax rollout. Our only real problems are the knuckleheaded selfish idiots who refuse.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
Actually, in some ways it probably does.
Amazingly astute for an idiot like yourself to pick up on that.

But it's nice, built by Donald Ross in 1906, and my wife and I have several friends there.
And as you know, I have zero Republican friends.

So there's no such thing as a monolith.
To some extent, everybody is everywhere.
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^ Deranged/genocidal DemoKKKrat self-doxxing his fantasy life.
 
The genocidal DemoKKKrat OP seems to believe his fantasy life is a current event.

That's pretty narcissistic even for a DemoKKKrat.
 
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