Jaff, that's a really poor argument given that the MMR vaccine had 12-years' data collected before it was initially mandated for school children back in the '60's.

Why don't you check sub-sarahan Africa and chunks of India for more recent examples of 'less-than-favorable' outcomes from western vaccination initiatives.

All I know is that I feel better about Elinger than I ever did about than Eason.

https://twitter.com/mortreport/statu...316752389?s=20

Chris Mortensen
@mortreport
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From the updated CDC recommendations late yesterday.
Vaxxed or unvaxxed.
Symptoms or no symptoms.
5-day window possible.
#NFL #NFLPA

On the bright side, at least Frank has enough time to game plan for Ehlinger. Should make for some nifty QB runs.

Or maybe some wildcat with Hines.

Thats not the vaccine, that is the inability of those governments to get their act together. Its a multiple shot regiment over several years. Lousy infrastructure and poor records keeping/document access and not all kids are getting what they need.

You don't say! Haha. PR only gets you so far, huh?

Maybe Brady will test positive a day before a playoff game and they'll change the protocol to, "Do you feel ok enough to play?". Then the charade will end.

And you’d be complaining if they didn’t adjust to the new CDC guidelines.

The items I'm talking about in South Africa and parts of India are very specifically related to vaccines: meningitis (SA) and HPV (India) back around 2010....

And remember, talking about 'selfishness', your insistence on a booster for everyone takes away shots 1 and 2 in the developing world. Pandemic continues on there, but hey, as long as you feel safe, I guess.

Well, I mean some are now out there arguing that the CDC moved in part due to pressure from the CEO of Delta Airlines, so who the freaking hell knows?