The only people that are causing these disturbances are the idiots that refuse to follow directions, believe that rules don't apply to them, and take it as a personal insult when compliance is requested. In other words, people that don't believe that masks work, that don;t believe in science, and people that don't want to be vaccinated. They are free to believe what they want, and they are also free to drive or stay home. If you want to fly with normal people, you have to at least pretend for a few hours that you, too, are normal, JIMBO.

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It's an article about a corporation that achieved a 100% vaccination rate. What did you want a picture of? What did you think the comments would be about?

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NAZI? What are you, 12 years old?

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And practically every person that has died, possibly all, were not vaccinated.

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Don't apologize for being informed and correct, especially to those that make up their own theories and pawn them off as scientific fact.

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No, Kenny. You're missing the point. Texans don't want to be vaccinated because [enter ignorant excuse here] but they want immigrants vaccinated because [enter equally stupid rationale here]. But you're a stupid, ignorant domestic terrorist that's fine with irrational reasoning.

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In other words, you're unable to argue any of the points I put forth. Got it, moron.

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There are approximately 15 million people in Texas (more than half the population) that are not fully vaccinated. The number of immigrants and asylum seekers under the bridge are a drop in the bucket. So, to answer your question, in light of their restrictive voting laws, neanderthal abortion laws, their short-sighted energy policies, and their foolish claim to be "eliminating rape entirely" while over 5,000 rape kits remain unprocessed for years, NO, Texans are not worthy of federal protections. Obviously, Texans don't see COVID-19 as a "thing" and refuse to protect themselves, so why should the federal government feel compelled to protect them? After all, COVID-19 is like the flue, a hoax, vaccines don't work and are probably dangerous. Isn't that the red-state view?

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This is how slow you folks are. Ok, once more: More people voted against Trump than voted for him. That's how elections are won and lost. Through all the recounts, audits, complaining like fools, conspiracy theories, and court filings there is absolutely no evidence that points to a Trump victory. No proof. No lost ballots. No changed votes. Nothing. Nada. But keep asking. The desperation is entertaining. By the way, understanding state's voting regulations might answer your questions, but that would mean taking a hard look at reality.

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The Biarder czar? Speaking of inept.....

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