"Fighter for social justice."
Didn't see that coming.
Didn't see that coming.
A&M professor does not like your football, your Governor or your babies
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Fightin TX Aggie said:Well, I might be with you if her entire twitter history was something other than one hard left shibboleth after another.docaggie said:
If you'd scroll through her twitter timeline, you'd see why she's concerned.
Flame away, but she should probably be cut a little slack given her life situation. She has cancer - a bad one - and is immunocompromised as a result. She's concerned about getting COVID on top of that, that she won't be able to fight both. And she's right, getting COVID in her condition would be really bad. Take a minute to see life from her viewpoint, where she's vaccinated, masked, but could still potentially get a virus that would not be a cake walk for someone in her shoes.
Now, she's definitely on the liberal end of the spectrum, politically Would I be posting out there for twitter about masking a full stadium? No. But I can see where her fear is coming from.
She is just tribing with her tribe.
Yup.
I thing the term is "preening".
Tanya 93 said:I found it easier and less complicated to change my birth middle name to my maiden name,MaxPower said:I often wonder what the daughter of these people does. Do they get the hyphen name and, if so, what do they do when they get married and want to hyphenate? The double hyphen or arbitrarily drop one of the last names? Or take their husbands name because it's too much of a pain in the butt? Either way, seems the parent is selfishly putting them in a difficult spot.Fightin TX Aggie said:
Also, hyphenated last name. Gents, never marry a hyphenator.
And then use first middle and last for everything
So now it's Tanya Hitler (Surname)?
"The Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution was never designed to restrain the people. It was designed to restrain the government."
Idiocracy Narrator: "She would not reevaluate her priors."Keegan99 said:
Here is the bigger problem:
Will she reassess her priors when her fears do not materialize?
That is what an actual scientist would do - correct the hypothesis.
Sadly, I fear she is not an actual scientist. Rather, she is a fear-paralyzed ideologue.
docaggie said:
Take a minute to see life from her viewpoint, where she's vaccinated, masked, but could still potentially get a virus that would not be a cake walk for someone in her shoes.
How? I thought the "vaccine" and masks worked?
"The Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution was never designed to restrain the people. It was designed to restrain the government."
I just do not care at this point. And crying and being emotional on social media is bizarre. I just dont get it.
Then maybe she needs a medical leave of absence until she can get in a better place mentally. She has no right to push her fears onto others.docaggie said:
If you'd scroll through her twitter timeline, you'd see why she's concerned.
Flame away, but she should probably be cut a little slack given her life situation. She has cancer - a bad one - and is immunocompromised as a result. She's concerned about getting COVID on top of that, that she won't be able to fight both. And she's right, getting COVID in her condition would be really bad. Take a minute to see life from her viewpoint, where she's vaccinated, masked, but could still potentially get a virus that would not be a cake walk for someone in her shoes.
Now, she's definitely on the liberal end of the spectrum, politically Would I be posting out there for twitter about masking a full stadium? No. But I can see where her fear is coming from.
That's a nice house in CSEsteban du Plantier said:
She lives in an $800,000 home.
Funny how the biggest beneficiaries of liberty and capitalism are the quickest to ***** about it.
So a 100,000 people are supposed to change their Saturday for her? How about she isolate herself, take a sabbatical, change careers, do whatever is necessary for her to take care of her - including any sacrifices along the way?
It may be because leftist tend to trust/desire governmental power to do everything for them, they expect it of individual humans as well.
It may be because leftist tend to trust/desire governmental power to do everything for them, they expect it of individual humans as well.
Also, leftists lack faith in God. So all of their faith is in the self and the government. So when the self fails (which is often), they must turn fully to their god.. government. When the government fails, they go ballistic and tear down everything around them to match the world to their personal misery.
yesBigRobSA said:Tanya 93 said:I found it easier and less complicated to change my birth middle name to my maiden name,MaxPower said:I often wonder what the daughter of these people does. Do they get the hyphen name and, if so, what do they do when they get married and want to hyphenate? The double hyphen or arbitrarily drop one of the last names? Or take their husbands name because it's too much of a pain in the butt? Either way, seems the parent is selfishly putting them in a difficult spot.Fightin TX Aggie said:
Also, hyphenated last name. Gents, never marry a hyphenator.
And then use first middle and last for everything
So now it's Tanya Hitler (Surname)?
well......., that clears everything up, thanks! sometimes....Tanya 93 said:I found it easier and less complicated to change my birth middle name to my maiden name,MaxPower said:I often wonder what the daughter of these people does. Do they get the hyphen name and, if so, what do they do when they get married and want to hyphenate? The double hyphen or arbitrarily drop one of the last names? Or take their husbands name because it's too much of a pain in the butt? Either way, seems the parent is selfishly putting them in a difficult spot.Fightin TX Aggie said:
Also, hyphenated last name. Gents, never marry a hyphenator.
And then use first middle and last for everything
Look, I don't agree with her viewpoints. She obviously quite liberal.
I don't agree with the premise about masking a stadium full of people. Masking was a great concept back when this all started and we were told it was a droplet, meaning droplet precautions would've worked.
But it's not. It's an aerosol. Even the NIH, CDC, and WHO agree to that finally. It's borne out by the data on masking mandates and rates of infection. I've linked before a Wired article in which one of the leading aerosol scientists in the world discusses how those decisions were made and how the science over droplet vs aerosol was wrong. To me, masks aren't completely useless, but it sure seems like any masks below N95 are the equivalent of covering your mouth with your hand when you cough.
She needs to work remotely. She is vulnerable. She falls into the 5% of people that we are seeing in the ICU who are fully vaccinated, but immunocompromised. Someone else teaching without these risk factors who is vaccinated would be at risk of a mild to moderate course should they become infected.
I dunno, maybe I have a bit of sympathy for her in spite of her views because I've seen a lot of patients with her particular cancer.
I don't agree with the premise about masking a stadium full of people. Masking was a great concept back when this all started and we were told it was a droplet, meaning droplet precautions would've worked.
But it's not. It's an aerosol. Even the NIH, CDC, and WHO agree to that finally. It's borne out by the data on masking mandates and rates of infection. I've linked before a Wired article in which one of the leading aerosol scientists in the world discusses how those decisions were made and how the science over droplet vs aerosol was wrong. To me, masks aren't completely useless, but it sure seems like any masks below N95 are the equivalent of covering your mouth with your hand when you cough.
She needs to work remotely. She is vulnerable. She falls into the 5% of people that we are seeing in the ICU who are fully vaccinated, but immunocompromised. Someone else teaching without these risk factors who is vaccinated would be at risk of a mild to moderate course should they become infected.
I dunno, maybe I have a bit of sympathy for her in spite of her views because I've seen a lot of patients with her particular cancer.
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I have a lot of sympathy for her as a human being. Nobody should go through what she is going through. I hope she fully recovers and lives a long life.
I just hope she does it somewhere where her totalitarian views don't threaten me or my family.
I just hope she does it somewhere where her totalitarian views don't threaten me or my family.
Excellent post.
Fightin TX Aggie said:I have to say, this comment is pretty sensible. Having dear, close friends is a significant asset in life.Nonregdrummer09 said:
Good lord.It’s a blessing to have friends that you can sob in front of and who aren’t afraid to hear your worst fears.
— Dr. Dr. Helene Andrews-Polymenis (@HPolymenis) September 5, 2021
Needing friends to cry in front of
mazag08 said:
I just hope she does it somewhere where her totalitarian views don't threaten me or my family.
That's the thing, she's not in any position of authority. She isn't the governor. She isn't the President of A&M. She isn't a legislator. She can't mandate masking, vaccinations, or even what toenail polish a student can wear.
The absolute most power she has is her one vote that she has as a citizen. That's it.
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Well that. And lecturing 100s of students a day to her worldview while they are at her mercy for academic success. But yes. Other than that, Ms Lincoln, how was the play?
When you have serious or terminal cancer, there is nothing wrong with thatA_Gang_Ag_06 said:Fightin TX Aggie said:I have to say, this comment is pretty sensible. Having dear, close friends is a significant asset in life.Nonregdrummer09 said:
Good lord.It’s a blessing to have friends that you can sob in front of and who aren’t afraid to hear your worst fears.
— Dr. Dr. Helene Andrews-Polymenis (@HPolymenis) September 5, 2021
Needing friends to cry in front of
docaggie said:
If you'd scroll through her twitter timeline, you'd see why she's concerned.
Flame away, but she should probably be cut a little slack given her life situation. She has cancer - a bad one - and is immunocompromised as a result. She's concerned about getting COVID on top of that, that she won't be able to fight both. And she's right, getting COVID in her condition would be really bad. Take a minute to see life from her viewpoint, where she's vaccinated, masked, but could still potentially get a virus that would not be a cake walk for someone in her shoes.
Now, she's definitely on the liberal end of the spectrum, politically Would I be posting out there for twitter about masking a full stadium? No. But I can see where her fear is coming from.
Good lord doc. We teach our children to not take their problems out on others; i. e. don't ruin someone else's day because you slept wrong.
Actually, not sure why I'm surprised. Liberals are emotional children.
Prexys Moon said:
I love the above tweets about yell practice and the game on Saturday. I knew that liberals were losing their mind seeing those two events. It's fun to see a real one and her actual responses.
What a miserable way to live. I think the foundation of leftism in this country is a bunch of miserable people who want everybody to be as miserable as them.
That's exactly what it is.
Honestly, the need for great friends doesn't require terminal cancer.Tanya 93 said:When you have serious or terminal cancer, there is nothing wrong with thatA_Gang_Ag_06 said:Fightin TX Aggie said:I have to say, this comment is pretty sensible. Having dear, close friends is a significant asset in life.Nonregdrummer09 said:
Good lord.It’s a blessing to have friends that you can sob in front of and who aren’t afraid to hear your worst fears.
— Dr. Dr. Helene Andrews-Polymenis (@HPolymenis) September 5, 2021
Needing friends to cry in front of
In fact, the Clint Eastwood character from that movie ended up sacrificing his own life for friends. Tragedy finds all of us. We all need close community.
She could wear an N-95 mask, properly fit tested per 29 CFR 1910.134, change it out daily (disposed of properly as infectious medical waste per 30 TAC of course) and pretty much guarantee her exposure risk is reduced to as low as reasonably practicable. If she really cared, that's what she would do.
But she won't, because her only defense, apparently, is to force everyone else to wear something not designed or fitted to any consensus standard that has the same effectiveness as generic cough and sneeze hygiene.
But she won't, because her only defense, apparently, is to force everyone else to wear something not designed or fitted to any consensus standard that has the same effectiveness as generic cough and sneeze hygiene.
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Masking was a great concept back when this all started and we were told it was a droplet, meaning droplet precautions would've worked.
Nope, not even for droplets, as anything entrapped in those droplets don't magically disappear. Masking for droplets it identical to sneezing into a tissue, with the difference that you discard a tissue and don't strap it to your face and blow through it until the droplet has evaporated and anything entrapped is now free...
Her Her twitter is now set to privateSid Farkas said:
no doubt she's been alerted about this thread
Maybe this is why masks were mandated at the Vet School today? No cloth masks, N95 preferred, surgical masks ok. Starts 6am tomorrow morning.
I see what you did there.captkirk said:Her Her twitter is now set to privateSid Farkas said:
no doubt she's been alerted about this thread
How can they get around state agency prohibition? Because medical or something?hihozippo said:
Maybe this is why masks were mandated at the Vet School today? No cloth masks, N95 preferred, surgical masks ok. Starts 6am tomorrow morning.
I read that state hospitals, long term care state facilities, and correctional facilities are not prohibited from mandating themcecil77 said:How can they get around state agency prohibition? Because medical or something?hihozippo said:
Maybe this is why masks were mandated at the Vet School today? No cloth masks, N95 preferred, surgical masks ok. Starts 6am tomorrow morning.
That tracks with the NEJM comprehensive literature analysis they releases April 2020. The ONLY benefit they could find was that of reassurance (i.e. a binky) for medical facility workers.
This is true... but for people facilities. I didn't think vet medicine applied?
Are greenhouses next?
Are greenhouses next?
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It came from thiscecil77 said:
That tracks with the NEJM comprehensive literature analysis they releases April 2020. The ONLY benefit they could find was that of reassurance (i.e. a binky) for medical facility workers.
https://www.npr.org/2021/05/18/997990835/no-masks-are-required-at-most-texas-state-facilities-anymore
which was in May
I have no idea if vet hospitals applydocaggie said:
This is true... but for people facilities. I didn't think vet medicine applied?
Are greenhouses next?
I was just saying what I read
I can see the stretch if people want to push it
cecil77 said:How can they get around state agency prohibition? Because medical or something?hihozippo said:
Maybe this is why masks were mandated at the Vet School today? No cloth masks, N95 preferred, surgical masks ok. Starts 6am tomorrow morning.
That is what I'm wondering.
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