Aaron Rodgers Appreciation Thread 4.20

[incognito_man]

https://kareem.substack.com/p/aaron-rodgers-didnt-just-lie?fbclid=IwAR1rXfVKCGEI_Q9WrKWsCPyus7zQdsYO-hayBk0ZQ8RS7zR_9bG_CTVO8zU

 

[HokieHigh]

1 minute ago, incognito_man said:

100% wrong. I'm genuinely sorry you cannot see it. 

Idk what this means

[HokieHigh]

2 minutes ago, incognito_man said:

https://kareem.substack.com/p/aaron-rodgers-didnt-just-lie?fbclid=IwAR1rXfVKCGEI_Q9WrKWsCPyus7zQdsYO-hayBk0ZQ8RS7zR_9bG_CTVO8zU

 

What do you not understand about the fact that lower public trust in athletes is a good thing? Of course, KAJ depends on this public trust. He is a former athlete. 

Edited November 9, 2021 by HokieHigh

[incognito_man]

Just now, HokieHigh said:

What do you not understand about the fact that until the supreme court has spoken, it is not really the law of the land?

What?

[Norm]

20 minutes ago, Ragnar Danneskjold said:

I thought it was 50/50?

Exactly what a dummy

[Leader]

8 minutes ago, HokieHigh said:

What do you not understand about the fact that until the supreme court has spoken, it is not really the law of the land?

So State and Local regulations dont mean anything to you?

[Ragnar Danneskjold]

2 minutes ago, HokieHigh said:

What do you not understand about the fact that lower public trust in athletes is a good thing? Of course, KAJ depends on this public trust. He is a former athlete. 

Ok, you lost me on that one.  Why is lower public trust in athletes a good thing.

I get it, I am old, but by my outdated view, the acceptance of devaluing integrity and honorable behavior with the resulting loss of trust is a bad thing for society.

Why am I wrong?

[HokieHigh]

1 minute ago, Leader said:

So State and Local regulations dont mean anything to you?

The court has ability to overrule laws.... They are still sorting out the mandate. Until then, the degree of autonomy each person has is still unclear (whether it is over their autonomy about a jab, or autonomy over shared air). 

[HokieHigh]

3 minutes ago, Ragnar Danneskjold said:

Ok, you lost me on that one.  Why is lower public trust in athletes a good thing.

I get it, I am old, but by my outdated view, the acceptance of devaluing integrity and honorable behavior with the resulting loss of trust is a bad thing for society.

Why am I wrong?

Authentic people are important role models. Professional athletes must live in a box to optimize their contracts. There are much better role models to be placed on milk cartons and such. 

[HokieHigh]

Was Rodgers vax exemption pending when he made the "yea im immunized" statement?

[n8ghee]

Truth is, according to science...if your Jab is over 3 months old, you’re no safer to be around than someone who isn’t jabbed at all.

 

so are we going to mandate booster jabs every 3 months?

 

I mean, there’s a lot to unpack. And I’m not even getting into individual autonomy on the matter. Shame it was politicized, if it wasn’t, I bet the general public would be way more trustworthy towards it.

[Ragnar Danneskjold]

3 minutes ago, HokieHigh said:

Authentic people are important role models. Professional athletes must live in a box to optimize their contracts. There are much better role models to be placed on milk cartons and such. 

I think that is true, but I feel society needs to hold people to a standard, and dishonesty should be discouraged.

[Ragnar Danneskjold]

2 minutes ago, n8ghee said:

Truth is, according to science...if your Jab is over 3 months old, you’re no safer to be around than someone who isn’t jabbed at all.

 

so are we going to mandate booster jabs every 3 months?

 

I mean, there’s a lot to unpack. And I’m not even getting into individual autonomy on the matter. Shame it was politicized, if it wasn’t, I bet the general public would be way more trustworthy towards it.

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