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OMG out of season syndrome has kicked in fully!! You're all disappointed in a grown man making his own decisions and posting things he happens to agree with on his own twitter page all because he used to play for us!
Get a grip will ya ffs, some of the comments here are truly pathetic and they come from apparent grown men ( I know you commented Rrory but I didn't see any stupidity in ur posts....unless I missed one :P)
And before any of you try to give me sh!t I am vaccinated fully, I'm just not gonna slate anyone for their choice even though the consequences of not being vaccinated may be harsh.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 07:31 - Jun 1 with 1595 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 06:48 - Jun 1 by Bluearmy71
OMG out of season syndrome has kicked in fully!! You're all disappointed in a grown man making his own decisions and posting things he happens to agree with on his own twitter page all because he used to play for us!
Get a grip will ya ffs, some of the comments here are truly pathetic and they come from apparent grown men ( I know you commented Rrory but I didn't see any stupidity in ur posts....unless I missed one :P)
And before any of you try to give me sh!t I am vaccinated fully, I'm just not gonna slate anyone for their choice even though the consequences of not being vaccinated may be harsh.
What a load of rambling nonsense, you've completely missed the point.
It's not about choice, it's about the propagation of scientifically incorrect misinformation and conspiracy theories which in the end cause harm to many others who either believe them or who know people who became affected by them.
In my opinion it's not fine to spread information which is potentially harmful to others. It's nothing about choice and the attempt to frame it as such is totally incorrect.
SB
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 08:34 - Jun 1 with 1551 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 06:48 - Jun 1 by Bluearmy71
OMG out of season syndrome has kicked in fully!! You're all disappointed in a grown man making his own decisions and posting things he happens to agree with on his own twitter page all because he used to play for us!
Get a grip will ya ffs, some of the comments here are truly pathetic and they come from apparent grown men ( I know you commented Rrory but I didn't see any stupidity in ur posts....unless I missed one :P)
And before any of you try to give me sh!t I am vaccinated fully, I'm just not gonna slate anyone for their choice even though the consequences of not being vaccinated may be harsh.
No, we are disappointed in an ex player we have a lot of time for, talkign absolute nonsense and spreading absurd tin foil hattery which is damaging to society.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 08:45 - Jun 1 with 1535 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 06:48 - Jun 1 by Bluearmy71
OMG out of season syndrome has kicked in fully!! You're all disappointed in a grown man making his own decisions and posting things he happens to agree with on his own twitter page all because he used to play for us!
Get a grip will ya ffs, some of the comments here are truly pathetic and they come from apparent grown men ( I know you commented Rrory but I didn't see any stupidity in ur posts....unless I missed one :P)
And before any of you try to give me sh!t I am vaccinated fully, I'm just not gonna slate anyone for their choice even though the consequences of not being vaccinated may be harsh.
Give your head a wobble.
He's free to make his own (stupid) choices, but the rampant spreading of this sort of scientifically inaccurate sheeeeidt is dangerous.
There are plenty enough thick as mince folks out there who swallow this sort of thing. The last thing the world needs is another person pushing it.
And, finally, I'm disappointed as Jamma always came across reasonably eloquent and educated. To see him peddling tin foil hat garbage is really disappointing.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 08:52 - Jun 1 with 1520 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 06:48 - Jun 1 by Bluearmy71
OMG out of season syndrome has kicked in fully!! You're all disappointed in a grown man making his own decisions and posting things he happens to agree with on his own twitter page all because he used to play for us!
Get a grip will ya ffs, some of the comments here are truly pathetic and they come from apparent grown men ( I know you commented Rrory but I didn't see any stupidity in ur posts....unless I missed one :P)
And before any of you try to give me sh!t I am vaccinated fully, I'm just not gonna slate anyone for their choice even though the consequences of not being vaccinated may be harsh.
Well this is truly pathetic.
You seen the image there of the child and the needle?
You think that's normal, acceptable , responsible behaviour? Righto.
Disappointing to see Jamma on 22:39 - May 31 by Nthsuffolkblue
I think it has been mentioned a few times. Not sure about specifically with regards to our players aside from (I think) Celina.
It has been suggested that rich, generally poorer educated people with a lot of time on their hands are more susceptible to the conspiracies. It would seem to be prevalent among sportspeople rather than just footballers. Which is bizarre considering how much they are willing to accept being done to their bodies in order to succeed at their sport. Currently No-vax Djokovic is on TV in the French Open.
That is a big ole brush you are using there.
Sure I remember the NHS having to reverse enforcement of vaccines on their staff due to potentially losing hundreds of thousands of key workers.
So people deciding to not take up the vaccine come from all walks of life not just thick rich footballers as you put it.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 10:12 - Jun 1 with 1435 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 07:31 - Jun 1 by StokieBlue
What a load of rambling nonsense, you've completely missed the point.
It's not about choice, it's about the propagation of scientifically incorrect misinformation and conspiracy theories which in the end cause harm to many others who either believe them or who know people who became affected by them.
In my opinion it's not fine to spread information which is potentially harmful to others. It's nothing about choice and the attempt to frame it as such is totally incorrect.
SB
On a point of order, if scientific truth is an ever evolvng concept and changes with new information then how do you get to determine what is 'incorrect?' Surely you mean something like "the current best guess......"
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
On a point of order, if scientific truth is an ever evolvng concept and changes with new information then how do you get to determine what is 'incorrect?' Surely you mean something like "the current best guess......"
No such thing as scientific truth. Science is a process. It is not an evolving concept in any way. Its conclusions may develop with more information and evidence.
Spreading things that clearly are not supported by any good evidence at all and are robustly contradicted, is clearly "incorrect" in any reasonable sense of the word. It is utterly wrong to talk of a best guess. Guesses aren't based on evidence.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 18:43 - Jun 1 with 1303 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 18:37 - Jun 1 by ZXBlue
No such thing as scientific truth. Science is a process. It is not an evolving concept in any way. Its conclusions may develop with more information and evidence.
Spreading things that clearly are not supported by any good evidence at all and are robustly contradicted, is clearly "incorrect" in any reasonable sense of the word. It is utterly wrong to talk of a best guess. Guesses aren't based on evidence.
I largely agree with you but some disciples of science should be less absolute in how they come across I think. I am curious if anybody has seen any explanation for why this monkey pox outbreak has been so geographically diverse in such a short time frame and if links have been made between them?
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
I largely agree with you but some disciples of science should be less absolute in how they come across I think. I am curious if anybody has seen any explanation for why this monkey pox outbreak has been so geographically diverse in such a short time frame and if links have been made between them?
Cue another round of vaccines to fend of the monkey flu
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 18:47 - Jun 1 with 1297 views
I largely agree with you but some disciples of science should be less absolute in how they come across I think. I am curious if anybody has seen any explanation for why this monkey pox outbreak has been so geographically diverse in such a short time frame and if links have been made between them?
The only hypothesis I've seen so far is that now that we've fully opened up from Covid it's just started spreading easier, but think it's too early to tell.
It's spreading through particular communities as well, it's nowhere near as general as something like Covid.
I largely agree with you but some disciples of science should be less absolute in how they come across I think. I am curious if anybody has seen any explanation for why this monkey pox outbreak has been so geographically diverse in such a short time frame and if links have been made between them?
People arent disciples of science. They either recognise science as the best path to finding out what is true, or they are wrong... There are various theories on monkeypox. Nothing o do with vaccinations as you seem to want to suggest.
You can look them up, or stay informed by listening to or watching in depth reporting and so on.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 18:57 - Jun 1 with 1282 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 18:47 - Jun 1 by DanTheMan
The only hypothesis I've seen so far is that now that we've fully opened up from Covid it's just started spreading easier, but think it's too early to tell.
It's spreading through particular communities as well, it's nowhere near as general as something like Covid.
Monkeypox has a much lower R than covid and whilst it currently looks like it could be sexually transmitted due to the populations that have been highlighted it's actually not transmitted that way, only through close contact and very inefficiently through the air.
It's probably good to get one thing straight though before a few other people (not you of course) go off on one in this and other threads but Monkeypox actually has nothing to do with monkeys specifically. It only has that name as it was first discovered and isolated in lab monkeys in the 1950's. It's actually probable that it's a virus that lives and circulates in rodents that sometimes crosses over to monkeys and humans.
Unfortunately I'm no longer naïve enough to believe that scientific information like that will stop certain people drawing parallels between "Monkeypox" and vaccines that use a modified and non-infectious chimp adenovirus as carrier for the vaccine payload.
SB
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 19:15 - Jun 1 with 1262 views
Disappointing to see Jamma on 18:49 - Jun 1 by ZXBlue
People arent disciples of science. They either recognise science as the best path to finding out what is true, or they are wrong... There are various theories on monkeypox. Nothing o do with vaccinations as you seem to want to suggest.
You can look them up, or stay informed by listening to or watching in depth reporting and so on.
Do you have a scientific basis for jumping to that unfounded conclusion?
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Disappointing to see Jamma on 19:49 - Jun 1 by ZXBlue
I think you just demonstrated the point nicely there.
I would say that the reverse were true. When I read that monkey pox was cropping up in multiple countries at the same time my reaction was...oh dear I can see where this is likely to go. Imagine my surprise when of all people it was Stokie who flagged up a conspiracy and pointed out the link between covid vaccines and monkey viruses.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
I would say that the reverse were true. When I read that monkey pox was cropping up in multiple countries at the same time my reaction was...oh dear I can see where this is likely to go. Imagine my surprise when of all people it was Stokie who flagged up a conspiracy and pointed out the link between covid vaccines and monkey viruses.
What?! That is an outright lie. he did no such thing!. Thee is no link and he did not suggest one. Quite the opposite.
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Disappointing to see Jamma on 20:21 - Jun 1 with 1177 views
I would say that the reverse were true. When I read that monkey pox was cropping up in multiple countries at the same time my reaction was...oh dear I can see where this is likely to go. Imagine my surprise when of all people it was Stokie who flagged up a conspiracy and pointed out the link between covid vaccines and monkey viruses.
Give over mate. It's the same routine.
Disappointing to see Jamma by BanksterDebtSlave31 May 2022 23:01 I had no idea about the chimp virus.....blimey!
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Cripes!
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/is-it-true/is-it-true-does-the-vaxzevria-astrazeneca-vaccine-contain-animal-dna
...it must be an unlucky coincidence that this pox has materialised in so many countries at the same time.
Say something controversial then pretend you're being curious.
You seem a good guy so heck knows why you do this nonsense.
Disappointing to see Jamma on 20:21 - Jun 1 by jeera
Give over mate. It's the same routine.
Disappointing to see Jamma by BanksterDebtSlave31 May 2022 23:01 I had no idea about the chimp virus.....blimey!
Edit...
Cripes!
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/is-it-true/is-it-true-does-the-vaxzevria-astrazeneca-vaccine-contain-animal-dna
...it must be an unlucky coincidence that this pox has materialised in so many countries at the same time.
Say something controversial then pretend you're being curious.
You seem a good guy so heck knows why you do this nonsense.
The scientific evidence does not stack up with him seeming a good guy. I am not sure where you get that from.
He likes to paint science as something that is always uncertain, generally wrong and not to be trusted. It appears based around either a misunderstanding of how science works or a deliberate misrepresentation of it. Currently I remain unsure which.
Of course, there are times when scientific and popular consensus have been wrong (frequently based on poor science and affected by other underlying beliefs).
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