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The lamestream media won't tell you this, but...

seatbelts kill people.

In fact there's more evidence of the harms of seatbelt wearing than there is of harm from mRNA gene vaccines. Laws for seatbelts have been around for more than 50 years, and we just go along with it. Even though several people every year are decapitated by their own seat belt.

Y'all are out there protesting vaccine mandates when you only need to do it 3 times total but I wear a seatbelt multiple times every single day. Let's work big to small. Seatbelts kill.

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@wildgrass said
The lamestream media won't tell you this, but...

seatbelts kill people.

In fact there's more evidence of the harms of seatbelt wearing than there is of harm from mRNA gene vaccines. Laws for seatbelts have been around for more than 50 years, and we just go along with it. Even though several people every year are decapitated by their own seat belt.

Y'all are out the ...[text shortened]... otal but I wear a seatbelt multiple times every single day. Let's work big to small. Seatbelts kill.
A seatbelt law is more objectionable than a vaccine mandate regarding an outbreak of a deadly, contagious disease.

Not wearing a seatbelt only increases the danger for the non-wearer, while those who refuse to get vaccinated are increasing the danger to others.

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@no1marauder said
A seatbelt law is more objectionable than a vaccine mandate regarding an outbreak of a deadly, contagious disease.

Not wearing a seatbelt only increases the danger for the non-wearer, while those who refuse to get vaccinated are increasing the danger to others.
What if you're not wearing a seatbelt and the accident launches your body like a projectile through the windshield, injuring someone else? Ever thought of that?

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@wildgrass said
What if you're not wearing a seatbelt and the accident launches your body like a projectile through the windshield, injuring someone else? Ever thought of that?
No.

Regulatory laws should take account of plausible harms, not far fetched, remote ones.

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@no1marauder said
No.

Regulatory laws should take account of plausible harms, not far fetched, remote ones.
My point exactly. I did my research.

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Yeah, I heard they are making a new law, mandatory seatbelts for motorcycles.

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Another exercise in diluting an issue......

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@wildgrass said
The lamestream media won't tell you this, but...

seatbelts kill people.

In fact there's more evidence of the harms of seatbelt wearing than there is of harm from mRNA gene vaccines. Laws for seatbelts have been around for more than 50 years, and we just go along with it. Even though several people every year are decapitated by their own seat belt.

Y'all are out the ...[text shortened]... otal but I wear a seatbelt multiple times every single day. Let's work big to small. Seatbelts kill.
Seatbelt laws are cool, as are jaywalking laws.

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@no1marauder said
A seatbelt law is more objectionable than a vaccine mandate regarding an outbreak of a deadly, contagious disease.

Not wearing a seatbelt only increases the danger for the non-wearer, while those who refuse to get vaccinated are increasing the danger to others.
Some of those non-vaxers have perfectly good personal reasons to avoid vax. Don't get me wrong, I think all should get it. But I, speaking of ole me of course, find it to be a bit overreaching for the conservative part of our society, of which I am part.
It is overreach, kids. Suck it up. Unless, or course, you like government control. Ahhh, I just saw a blip across my screen, govt control is one of the main factors where libs and conservatives differ. We cons do not like govt control.
Is this dejavu?

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@averagejoe1 said
Some of those non-vaxers have perfectly good personal reasons to avoid vax. Don't get me wrong, I think all should get it. But I, speaking of ole me of course, find it to be a bit overreaching for the conservative part of our society, of which I am part.
It is overreach, kids. Suck it up. Unless, or course, you like government control. Ahhh, I just saw a blip ac ...[text shortened]... factors where libs and conservatives differ. We cons do not like govt control.
Is this dejavu?
No, it's the same false claim you make in just about every single one of your posts.

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@no1marauder said
A seatbelt law is more objectionable than a vaccine mandate regarding an outbreak of a deadly, contagious disease.

Not wearing a seatbelt only increases the danger for the non-wearer, while those who refuse to get vaccinated are increasing the danger to others.
Wonder why so many dont want govt to force it on them? Do you think they might possibly think that covert government would say, hell we got away with that, let’s make them do something else?
Naaa, marauder, the govt wouldn’t, would they?

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@no1marauder said
A seatbelt law is more objectionable than a vaccine mandate regarding an outbreak of a deadly, contagious disease.

Not wearing a seatbelt only increases the danger for the non-wearer, while those who refuse to get vaccinated are increasing the danger to others.
Good point, same to be
said for helmet laws.

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@averagejoe1 said
Wonder why so many dont want govt to force it on them? Do you think they might possibly think that covert government would say, hell we got away with that, let’s make them do something else?
Naaa, marauder, the govt wouldn’t, would they?
I don't see anything wrong with society "forcing" you not to endanger the health and safety of others.

It probably is the main reason societies are formed to begin with.

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@jimm619 said
Good point, same to be
said for helmet laws.
Never supported either.

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@no1marauder said
I don't see anything wrong with society "forcing" you not to endanger the health and safety of others.

It probably is the main reason societies are formed to begin with.
I see something wrong with invasion of the body of an American. We disagree. What if a certain Scottish person became a citizen here, and it was discovered that disease can be transferred by the un-circumsized. So, this certain Scot is required to be cut. They drag him out of his house and take him to the hospital.
I know you have a really good response, can't wait, but my point is made.

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