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Apple sued over sexual harassment allegations on 'Emancipation' movie
sbdude said:JinTech said:Beats said:“Gender discrimination” “unequal pay”
Sounds like feminist BS. When they’re not getting paid MORE it’s “unequal” even after signing a contract.
Notice how "assault" was left out of that list. Interesting that you inserted something that wasn't there to begin with to make your point. Try reading things at face value, rather than how you want to read it.“Kelly says that prior to this move, her boss on the film sexually assaulted her.“ -
Apple to restore mask requirement at Apple Stores
JWSC said:splif said:JWSC said:GeorgeBMac said:JWSC said:iOS_Guy80 said:The correct decision. Or they could ask to see your Covid vaccination certificate in your Apple wallet with no need to wear a mask in the store.Remember to get vaccinated or a vaccinated person might get sick from the virus they got vaccinated against because you’re not vaccinated.
The main purpose of vaccines is to develop herd immunity and eliminate a disease -- like we did with polio, smallpox and others.But the anti-vaxxers and right wingers are causing the virus to spread and to mutate -- and will not only kill more thousands of Americans but they will likely take our economy down again as well.They did it once. They'll do it again.(Which is fine by me: I made a ton of money in the market as a result of their foolishness. But, I'm greedy. I want more!)Meanwhile though: A vaccinated person is much less likely to become infected and less likely to develop serious illness if they do. Likewise they are far less likely to infect others. But nothing is fool proof.
Two: COVID did not take the economy down. It was, IMO, a deeply irrational government response to COVID driven by a public drowned in media hyped fear and the need of politicians to be seen to be doing something, regardless of how much sense the proposed responses made or how much damage they would inflict on businesses, local communities, peoples livelihoods, and their physical and mental health.
Three: While significant evidence exists to say that vaccinated individuals are less likely to develop serious complications of COVID infection, much less data has been gathered regarding those who have already been infected and their susceptibility to any new variant. Many who have already had COVID are wrongly included in the derogatory anti-vax category, which is unhelpful to decision makers and alienates many. Thus far, few institutions have conducted extensive studies on this. A new Lancet study has shed some light on this and the data are encouraging. But more data and studies are needed.
Four: The circular logic of those who are pushing everyone to be vaccinated, coupled with insulting and condescending remarks towards those who are hesitant to get what is still an experimental vaccine, is not going to win hearts and minds. It is a misguided campaign destined to lose. In the US almost everyone who has wanted the vaccine has been vaccinated. This should be seen as a great success. But now it’s time to move on and let everyone else live their lives as they choose.
" But now it’s time to move on and let everyone else live their lives as they choose.”
Because they put others at risk & the little thing about viruses mutating mentioned by every competent professional on the planet. They put everyone at risk. Unless there are health reasons for not getting vaccinated there is no excuse. There are countries on this planet that have no access to the vaccines. Here we are probably throwing them away because of pretzel logic like yours.
I’ll just suggest you read the article titled “The war has changed: Internal CDC document urges new messaging, warns delta infections likely more severe” in the Washington Post. Illuminating and disturbing all at once.
I see why Apple is doing what they’re doing. But it won’t be enough to stop the delta variant. People are going to get it and it will spread. No stopping it. We need to focus on symptom mitigating treatment.
Unless you are saying the situation is hopeless so fuck it. In that case my deleted response applies.
Also, the only comment you addressed was the comment I deleted. -
Apple to restore mask requirement at Apple Stores
JWSC said:GeorgeBMac said:JWSC said:iOS_Guy80 said:The correct decision. Or they could ask to see your Covid vaccination certificate in your Apple wallet with no need to wear a mask in the store.Remember to get vaccinated or a vaccinated person might get sick from the virus they got vaccinated against because you’re not vaccinated.
The main purpose of vaccines is to develop herd immunity and eliminate a disease -- like we did with polio, smallpox and others.But the anti-vaxxers and right wingers are causing the virus to spread and to mutate -- and will not only kill more thousands of Americans but they will likely take our economy down again as well.They did it once. They'll do it again.(Which is fine by me: I made a ton of money in the market as a result of their foolishness. But, I'm greedy. I want more!)Meanwhile though: A vaccinated person is much less likely to become infected and less likely to develop serious illness if they do. Likewise they are far less likely to infect others. But nothing is fool proof.
Two: COVID did not take the economy down. It was, IMO, a deeply irrational government response to COVID driven by a public drowned in media hyped fear and the need of politicians to be seen to be doing something, regardless of how much sense the proposed responses made or how much damage they would inflict on businesses, local communities, peoples livelihoods, and their physical and mental health.
Three: While significant evidence exists to say that vaccinated individuals are less likely to develop serious complications of COVID infection, much less data has been gathered regarding those who have already been infected and their susceptibility to any new variant. Many who have already had COVID are wrongly included in the derogatory anti-vax category, which is unhelpful to decision makers and alienates many. Thus far, few institutions have conducted extensive studies on this. A new Lancet study has shed some light on this and the data are encouraging. But more data and studies are needed.
Four: The circular logic of those who are pushing everyone to be vaccinated, coupled with insulting and condescending remarks towards those who are hesitant to get what is still an experimental vaccine, is not going to win hearts and minds. It is a misguided campaign destined to lose. In the US almost everyone who has wanted the vaccine has been vaccinated. This should be seen as a great success. But now it’s time to move on and let everyone else live their lives as they choose.
" But now it’s time to move on and let everyone else live their lives as they choose.”
Because they put others at risk & the little thing about viruses mutating mentioned by every competent professional on the planet. They put everyone at risk. Unless there are health reasons for not getting vaccinated there is no excuse. There are countries on this planet that have no access to the vaccines. Here we are probably throwing them away because of pretzel logic like yours. -
Apple postpones return to work plan until at least October
sdw2001 said:dysamoria said:As soon as the CDC said removing masks for vaccinated people was on the honor system, and when mandates were eliminated, plenty of reasonable people immediately saw this inevitable outcome. That was political expedience, which never serves the people.And in your previous post you questioned why it made sense that the media and government were pushing 24/7 panic porn. Are you kidding? -
REvil demands $70M to end Kaseya ransomware attack