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Did I say that ? It hardly matters as the story they were reporting on is an isolated event and not enough to base wide ranging conclusions on. The fact that Ezra Levant is a con and a hack is beside the point too, other than it shows a willingness on your part to use unreliable sources.

The main point here is that it was an isolated case with unique conditions, hardly something you could draw wide conclusions upon. My son had a brush with cancer and underwent chemo in the early days of the pandemic. He observed some stricter precautions in terms of mixing with the public but...

I'm not seeing the connection between those posts and complete BS posted earlier about Covid stats in Scotland, it looks like diversion. I get that the "My rights are more important than our health" agenda is getting a lot of airplay these days, but when you get right down to it, it's driven by...

Fake News and misinformation has become so common that it's foolish not to check sources. If your information is accurate then it should be no problem for you to find a more credible source to link to. An unvetted source is pretty much garbage these days, used only by people with an agenda...

As any responsible seeker of truth should, I checked the "credentials" of the your source, The Daily Expose. I didn't have to go much further than that. Media Bias / Fact Check Conspiracy Level - Tin Foil Hat, Psuedo-Science Level - Quackery It should come as no surprise the the host site...

Sounds like bullshit to me. Can you post a link to that information ?

2/3 higher than who ?

Exactly. I get a solid chuckle whenever I see people posting hospital stats that consist almost entirely of unvaccinated patients as "proof" that the vaccines don't work. Welcome to the age of misinformation.

Municipal politics is a nice change from the partisan crap that takes up so much time on the provincial and federal stages. Councillors and candidates at the civic level are free to address actual issues of concern without having to bow to their political overlords. Once someone moves beyond...

Show me.

Show me.

Possible yes, but not as likely as it is to catch it from an unvaxxed carrier. It's unvaxxed that are driving the spike in numbers, it's unvaxxed that are loading up the hospitals. It's not higher math. Even Albertans aare figuring it out, as shown by rising vax rates.

Oh jeez, you need to loosen the head band on your tin foil hat, it's cutting off blood flow to your brain.

If you're not observing the remaining precautions to the letter, yes.

Yes, but that was not Marx's intent, nor is it a reason not to strive for ideals. The economists who introduced neoliberal policy in the early twentieth century had noble hopes for its benefits for society as a whole, little did the reaize it would lead to control of the economy ending in the...

A vaccination passport. Where's the wisdom in allowing higher risk individuals to circulate freely when the objective is to reduce transmission ?

Yes, you can, but to a significant lesser degree and with significantly reduced consequences. It's not a good reason to avoid vaccinating.

The target here is to reduce the spread of the virus, and vaccination so far is our most effective tool to accomplish that. In the absence of a vaccination, then falling back to the physical precautions of masking and distancing is needed. Having unvaccinated people mix with vaccinated people...

That's what we're seeing in western Canada. I'm okay with people making a choice not to vaccinate, but they need to realize that they will not enjoy the same freedoms as those who have chosen to get vaccinated. There comes a point where individual rights must take second place to the safety of...

Exactly. Soon enough the human race will land on the extinction list and then good old mom can get to work cleaning up after us.