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Those that drink the Covid hysteria kool-aid should be the ones to stay at home. Make sure you have three masks on before you hide under the bed. ... View more

If you don’t want anyone next to you on a plane who hasn’t been vaccinated, I suggest you don’t fly. Stay home, be safe, and keep wearing three masks at all times! it’s a dangerous world out there! ... View more

It’s sickening when you realize that this entire discussion would have been quickly deleted by the Facebook/Twitter/YouTube cabal. The new Pravda.   ... View more

But having the guy next to you with TB or hepatitis is fine? Get real ... View more

When the airlines first force people to get hepatitis, TB, and AIDS tests before they can fly, the thinking 99 percent will think about it. But only if it the vaccine is fully approved by the FFA (emergency use doesn’t count) and if real numbers show Covid fatality rate is actually significantly  more than the flu (inflated numbers don’t count). ... View more

If you would be happy to wear a mask forever, please do so. But trying to mandate silly and utter useless things like that on the other 99 percent of us isn’t going to happen.   ... View more

Well.. just looked it up again. The truth is that ONE percent of those that had Covid in the US have died from it. And, when  you remove all the hospital over reporting for financial reasons, it’s less than that. Far less. Way past time to stop with the senseless panic promoting. The person sitting next to you might have hepatitis or TB too. ... View more

Well.. just looked it up again. The truth is that ONE percent of those that had Covid in the US have died from it, when you remove all the hospital over reporting for financial reasons, it’s less than that. Far less. Way past time to stop with the senseless panic promoting. ... View more

We will demand proof that nobody sitting on the plane has hepatitis, TB, or AIDS either. All far more dangerous. ... View more

Any airline that requires a vaccine for anything to fly will fail, as it should. Silly nonsense to single out one health risk with a US fatality rate of less than one percent. How about the guy flying with TB or hepatitis?  ... View more