Thank you, I understand your previous response better now.
If I understand this response I think you are saying that if the same push was put on people to get a vaccine for cancer as it is now for Covid then you wouldn't take a chance and get a cancer vaccine.
You have chosen to talk about a different vaccine other than answer my question of a cancer vaccine. So even though I am glad you joined the conversation you didn't answer my hypothetical question.
I don't mind at all Boban that you jumped in, I'm glad to hear your opinion.
When the Polio vaccine was implemented to so many children I assume all the tests were done to prove that it was successful. The fact that so many of us kiddies didn't get polio and so many are still not getting polio wouldn't you say that it was a safe vaccine.
So my hypothetical question is based on the thought that a cancer vaccine would have gone through all the tests for a period of time and it is no longer experimental.
I'm been thinking about cancer since my son in law has suffered from it.
I was about 10 years old when my mother told me to stay after school to get the polio vaccine. Nobody questioned it, parents were guided by science and I'm glad to say that I don't have polio.
There are so man people who don't believe in this vaccine which is not a preventative from getting Covid but it is to keep us from being another statistic of how many have died without it.
Here's a question......If a group of scientists said they have developed a vaccine to prevent us from ever getting cancer, would you get the vaccine without question? Think about someone in your family who is suffering now or has died from cancer would you take the chance that you could be saved from the pain and suffering of cancer.
Cancer makes the choice of who it will attack, you don't have any input in it's decision. But you could have input to keep it from your door by getting a vaccine that you chose to believe in and took a chance.
There are several things that will help find the one who will fulfill your life and one of them is compassion for people. Coincidentally that is the last sentence I wrote in my thread about 9/11.
When you recognize that people have feelings, even those that you don't like, you still need to remember that they have a heart, they can be hurt with words.
When a man or woman sees how you treat people he/she gets an idea of what makes you tick.
If you really, really want to get into a good American western Yellowstone is the answer. Of course Kevin Costner is the lead. He plays the part of John Dunne who owns 500 thousand acres of land in the West of the United States. Builders are trying to take the land away from him to build hotels and an airport. The Indian Nation wants to take the land away from him because it was there's first. The Dunne ranch has been there for 7 generations.
Here's the problem for you Irish. Seasons 1, 2 and 3 have already been filmed. I binged on all three seasons last week because Season 4 starts in November 2021. You won't know what's going on if you don't watch all three seasons in advance of Season 4.
This is the actual house that is on the ranch. Unfortunately the Dunne's don't own it anymore.
Magnificent house. The property is primal, horses, bison, cowboys You would love cowboy Jamie.
The proposed building shares its name with the original 5 World Trade Center, which was heavily damaged as a result of the collapse of the North Tower during the September 11 attacks and was later demolished.
I was married to an atheist and it didn't affect our marriage because we didn't talk religion. For someone who didn't believe in God he was in a church more than you would think an atheist would do. Christmas Eve we went to church, when our daughter was baptized he was in a church and we got married in a church.
Before we got married he told me that he didn't believe in God and that he would believe if there was proof that God existed. He contradicted himself because he also told me that when he was in the Korean "war" he said that if he was in a foxhole he prayed to God to watch over the troops.
That's what I'm talking about Beautiful roasted chicken Tom. I eat that all the time. I can stretch a roasted chicken for days.....dinner, sandwiches, chicken salad, nibble on little pieces instead of potato chips.
Being in the legal field this is an area I know something about. I suggested to the employee who was fired that he seek an attorney and he did. The attorney told him point blank you can't do anything about it. Even if the employee's history in that job was positive, i.e. always on time at work, finished projects in a timely manner, jot along with other employees, always got a raise every year, etc. there still wasn't a way to reinstate him at the job.
The fact that he was fired allowed him to collect unemployment which infuriated the boss.
Sorry Dude, it really is a blank check when you want to get rid of an employee.
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You would love cowboy Jamie.
Beautiful roasted chicken Tom.
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