Today I read a US law person not happy with a "But the law features a provision, the first of its kind in the nation, that allows Missourians to sue local law departments that give “material aid and support” to federal agents — defined as data sharing, joint operations, even social media posts — in violation of citizens’ perceived Second Amendment rights."
He said "“Anytime you take away a tool from us to do our job and protect the people we serve, well, I’m going to have a huge problem with that,” said Sheriff Cole, a Republican who worked with several other sheriffs from deep-red southern Missouri to modify the bill before it passed in May on a party-line vote.“It’s just a terribly written law,” he said"
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USA has some of the oddest Conspiracy theories.
Yesterday I heard a paramedic suggest 80% of their staff had a vaccine. The 10-20% who didn't had "Valid medical reason for not being vaccinated"
Really pleased the radio host pulled up and asked what the allegedly Legitimate reason are? ( Under 1% of the population has a legitimate "medical" reason for not getting a covid vaccine according to a nifty professor of infectious diseases (Prof Allen Cheng I think)
Sadly even amazing Victorian Paramedics can fall in the trap of legitimizing Covid conspiracy rubbish by using the words
reasonable concerns. .
We have vaccinated dozens of patients with a history of anaphylaxis or multiple allergies which the person suggested was a "reasonable concern" for their staff to refuse vaccines[bighmmm]
My Defibrillator, Oxygen and the jab for anaphylaxis have never been needed or used
The world can be an odd place if you want it to be one[thumbsupbig]