12 out Vs Chefs with COVID

[call_me_ishmael]

I don't think people are worried. People felt lied to.

[Bretsky]

Lambeau Field
81k fans

No vax or mask requirements for fans
WI adults - say 70% (generous) are vaxd

25k unvax, unmasked packers fans drinking, not distancing, yelling/spitting (albeit outside)

And people are ‘worried’ that Aaron ‘misled’ them while following almost every protocol.

We are truly stupid people

This is his job and he's getting paid a shitload of $$$

As opposed to fans who are paying a loot of money to attend a game to watch somebody who is getting a lot of $$ to do their job.

Not at all the same IMO

[Bretsky]

I don't think people are worried. People felt lied to.

Most people, GB media as well, probably feel like he's not the greatest human being. He's arrogant and smug, knows everything and is smarter than every human being, and creates his own rules to follow. But because he's incredibly good we all ignore the date.

But the deceit here was too public to be ignored

[texaspackerbacker]

I think he looks good, youthful

You would hahahaha.

Don't get me wrong, if somebody looks like shit but plays great - Clay Matthews or DeVondre Campbell or Aaron Jones for example, I can certainly tolerate the ugly appearance. I'm just saying I prefer having him look decent and normal, and most of the young people I know agree - lest anybody say I hate the look cuz I'm old hahahaha.

[bobblehead]

Arod made that same stupid argument. Of course. The anti-vaxx ppl are "doing their own research" from same subset of facts. When you hear somebody mention "Israel" (discredited outlier data in sea of contradictory indicators) you got a live one.

I guess I can't argue with that hard hitting logic backed by links, data and sources. I feel humbled.

[bobblehead]

Since nobody else responded, I'll point you to https://www.skepticalraptor.com/skep...ion-of-issues/
The highlights are 1) vaccine liability protection is routine and standard for all the routine ones since the 80's. 2)The specific protection for the covid vaccines comes from the invocation of the PREP (passed in 2002) act which was done initially in March 2020, so before any of the vaccines were even tested. So the liability protection is not related to any safety concerns of the specific vaccines.

It's this kind of faulty logic and misunderstanding of the facts that likely lead Rodgers to not get vaccinated and to support homeoquackery. It's cost the Packers a game, and will likely cost him some fines. But the real hit for him will be in endorsements. State Farm is clearly thinking about dropping him as they pull his ads.

edit: After reading the article in depth you misrepresented a couple things. The liability for routine vaccines is very different than the one given for the Covid vaxx. There is a fund to file for compensation if you suffer damages. That isn't the case for the emergency use vaccines. The secretary (of health I'm assuming) issues a directive. Specifically from your link:

The statement completely isolates “manufacturers, distributors, program planners, and qualified persons, and their officials, agents, and employees, and the United States” from liability for harms or deaths from a COVID-19-19 vaccine until October 1, 2024. In other words, you cannot sue these manufacturers at all.

So, the liability immunity for routine vaccines is actually nothing like the one given to covid which basically gives it blanket immunity until october 1, 2024. So I say again. If they would remove this caveat it would make many people more comfortable.

[bobblehead]

He's an anti-vacc looney bird. Shocking but true. He's bought into a lot of nonsense. Intelligence does not save us from lunacy. Intelligent ppl often just dig in deeper to wrong-headed cults.

He says without bothering to look in the mirror.

[RashanGary]

Investigation over. Packers fined $300,000. Rodgers and Lazard fined 14,000 each.

[texaspackerbacker]

No Problem

[JohnMexico]

As aggravating as this shit gets I'd like to thank the mods for keeping this thread open and not stifling discussion about this VERY football related topic unlike other boards out there

[Harlan Huckleby]

As aggravating as this shit gets I'd like to thank the mods for keeping this thread open and not stifling discussion about this VERY football related topic unlike other boards out there

thanks for baiting Madtown, dumb dumb. Only reverse psychology works on that animal.

[Joemailman]

Investigation over. Packers fined $300,000. Rodgers and Lazard fined 14,000 each.

They got lucky, I thought it would be a lot more than that.

The source said the Packers' cooperation with the investigation was taken into consideration, but the team was warned that future violations could result in increased discipline, including possible change in draft position or loss of draft choice.

Rodgers and Lazard's fines are a result of attending a team-sanctioned Halloween party, Garafolo reported. As both are unvaccinated, they are prohibited from attending gatherings outside team facilities. Per the NFL/NFLPA protocol guidelines, gathering outside of the club facility in a group of more than three players is subject to a $14,650 fine.

So that would indicate Rodgers doing PC's unmasked was not a violation.

[George Cumby]

As aggravating as this shit gets I'd like to thank the mods for keeping this thread open and not stifling discussion about this VERY football related topic unlike other boards out there

Hahahahaha.

This guy thinks we have 'Mods'.

Hahahahaha.

[Tony Oday]

So did AR get sick? No. Did he infect anyone else? Not that we know. So what is the big deal? Oh he didn't go with the narrative the NFL bought in to and that is the main reason he lost his wallet money this week.

[Sparkey]

So did AR get sick? No. Did he infect anyone else? Not that we know. So what is the big deal? Oh he didn't go with the narrative the NFL bought in to and that is the main reason he lost his wallet money this week.

Rules? I ain't have to follow no stinken rules.