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A group of nearly 500 healthcare workers is slated to receive a $10 million payout in a first-of-its-kind settlement challenging their hospital's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

The coalition of workers at NorthShore University HealthSystem in Illinois filed their suit in October 2021, alleging the healthcare facility was illegally refusing to grant religious exemptions to the mandate. The July 29 settlement agreement by the state's Northern District Court means 473 current and former healthcare workers are soon to receive compensation for being denied religious exemptions from the healthcare system's vaccine requirement.

Liberty Counsel, the legal group representing 13 plaintiffs, said the settlement should "serve as a strong warning to employers across the nation that they cannot refuse to accommodate those with sincere religious objections to forced vaccination mandates,” according to a statement from Horatio Mihet, vice president of legal affairs at the group.

Anyone who lost a job due to their inability to comply with the mandate is eligible to receive $25,000, and any of the 13 plaintiffs involved in the suit are eligible for an additional $20,000, meaning they would receive $45,000 in total, said Mat Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel.

Workers who eventually received the vaccine despite raising religious objections would be eligible for around $3,000 in compensation. Final payouts will be dependent on how many workers apply for the money. Additionally, anyone who was fired because of their refusal to get vaccinated based on sincerely held religious beliefs will be eligible for reemployment by the healthcare system.

The agreement also sets aside $2 million for attorneys fees.

U.S. District Judge John Kness, an appointee of former President Donald Trump who presided over the case, was asked to approve the proposed settlement.

The judge appeared to side with the legal group's claims that the healthcare administration violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act when they denied religious accommodations.

Staver signaled in an interview with the Washington Examiner that his legal group's litigation battles over employees who were denied vaccine exemptions in the private sector are far from over, saying, "We have been working with thousands of employees across the country," including airline industries and other types of healthcare and private employers.

"Many of them face the same jab-or-job mandate that is that issue in NorthShore," Staver said.

"Let this case be a warning to employers that violated Title VII. It is especially significant and gratifying that this first classwide COVID settlement protects healthcare workers," Staver added.

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Looks like 44% of women who were pregnant during Pfizer Covid vaccine trials had a miscarriage. That was found in their own documents that they've been forced to release by court order.

The Democrats are going to hang themselves with this one.

And... I told you so.




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Looks like 44% of women who were pregnant during Pfizer Covid vaccine trials had a miscarriage. That was found in their own documents that they've been forced to release by court order.

The Democrats are going to hang themselves with this one.

And... I told you so.




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Unfortunately the 3,645 page document you refer to does not say 44%, but WebMD says "As many as 50% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage." 50% is bigger than 44%, just in case you need help doing the math, 6ix. - https://www.webmd.com/baby/guide/pregnancy-miscarriage

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By all means. I invite you to do all your self-diagnosing on WebMD and see where it gets you.

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6ix, by the way, your document, FDA-CBER-2021-5683-0216726, came out on 01-Apr-2021, April Fool's Day, a year and half ago, so it is not exactly recent.

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It didn't "come out" a year and a half ago. It was put together a year and a half ago and was just recently released to the public via court order. If Pfizer had its way in court, that document wouldn't have seen the light of day for another 73.5 years.

Get fucked idiot.

You're too stupid to go head to head with me.

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The United States will soon drop out of the Top 50 nations in terms of life expectancy.

Every country above us has a public option for health insurance of a publicly funded healthcare system. Not some. Not most. Every single one.

"China passes the United States in life expectancy" should be a headline in every US newspaper

https://twitter.com/johngreen/status/1567578183683162116

And who is lowering life expectancy in the United States? It is the Trumptards and those who might not be Trump supporters but live like Trump does: fat and/or stupid about their health.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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It's you dumb Leftist fat fucks who can't climb up a flight of stairs without having a stroke but go around telling everyone that Big is Beautiful.

You're a bunch of walking diseases. If you don't have AIDS or Monkeypox, you've got diabetes. By all means, please start that Civil War that you fuckin' lunatics are always saying you want to start on Twitter.

It will be the fastest war in the history of war.

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It's you dumb Leftist fat fucks who can't climb up a flight of stairs without having a stroke but go around telling everyone that Big is Beautiful.

You're a bunch of walking diseases. If you don't have AIDS or Monkeypox, you've got diabetes. By all means, please start that Civil War that you fuckin' lunatics are always saying you want to start on Twitter.

It will be the fastest war in the history of war.

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Life expectancy tied to voting choices in last U.S. presidential election

By Lisa Rapaport, Reuters Health

(Reuters Health) - Voters in counties where life expectancy has stagnated and declined in recent years were more likely to abandon the Democratic Party to help elect U.S. President Donald Trump, a new study suggests.

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Yeah. San Fransisco is probably likely to break Democrat.

Now you have to add getting getting your head cut off by Mexican Ninja in the middle of the street in broad daylight on the list of plausible ways to die out there.

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Yeah. San Fransisco is probably likely to break Democrat.

Now you have to add getting getting your head cut off by Mexican Ninja in the middle of the street in broad daylight on the list of plausible ways to die out there.

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Republican Counties Have Higher Mortality Rates Than Democratic Ones, Study Finds

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Republican Counties Have Higher Mortality Rates Than Democratic Ones, Study Finds

Madeline Halpert, Forbes Staff
Jun 7, 2022, 06:30pm EDT

Americans living in counties that voted Republican during presidential elections from 2000 to 2016 experienced higher death rates than those who lived in Democratic counties, according to a new British Medical Journal study, which researchers said added to a growing body of evidence that liberal policies may lead to better health outcomes.

Key Facts

Mortality rates dropped 22% in Democratic counties compared to 11% in Republican counties from 2001 to 2019,

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according to the study, which used data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention linked to county-level presidential election data.

Between 2001 and 2019, the gap in death rates between Democratic and Republican counties also grew by more than 500%, driven largely by deaths from heart disease; cancer; chronic lung disease; unintentional injuries, including drug overdoses; and suicide.

Black and Hispanic residents experienced similar improvements in mortality rates in Democratic and Republican counties, while white residents in Democratic counties saw 15% lower mortality rates than their white counterparts in Republican counties in 2019, compared to a 3% gap in death rates in 2001.

Black Americans saw higher mortality rates in both Democratic and Republican counties compared to white and Hispanic Americans from 2001 to 2019, although Black residents in both Democratic and Republican residents experienced substantial improvements in mortality rates since 2001.

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It's a stupid study. Correlation does not prove causation. In this case, there are too many confounding factors that the authors didn't take into account/ correct for. One of them is wealth ... since the DNC sees its voter base as guilty but relatively wealthy white sub/urbanites, Democrat counties may be overall wealthier. Did they correct for wealth?

Another factor may be trend in unemployment. The (former) working class derives much of its self-esteem and feelings of agency from having a job. Take that away and you get the diseases of despair, including alcoholism, (other) drug addiction, and suicide. Also, stress overeating. Did they correct for trends in joblessness?

I've seen these studies before, and the conclusion usually drawn from them has nothing to do with "Democrat v Republican" but that the decline in lifespan is mostly attributable to stress and "diseases of despair", and that is caused by factors mostly outside of individuals' control.

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A Trumptard is told to stop smoking.

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Their first and often only reaction is "You can't tell me what to do." Give it a little time. Then they die of smoking. Rush Limbaugh is the most famous Trumptard example of that.

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It's a stupid study. Correlation does not prove causation. In this case, there are too many confounding factors that the authors didn't take into account/ correct for. One of them is wealth ... since the DNC sees its voter base as guilty but relatively wealthy white sub/urbanites, Democrat counties may be overall wealthier. Did they correct for wealth?

Another factor may be trend in unemployment. The (former) working class derives much of its self-esteem and feelings of agency from having a job. Take that away and you get the diseases of despair, including alcoholism, (other) drug addiction, and suicide. Also, stress overeating. Did they correct for trends in joblessness?

I've seen these studies before, and the conclusion usually drawn from them has nothing to do with "Democrat v Republican" but that the decline in lifespan is mostly attributable to stress and "diseases of despair", and that is caused by factors mostly outside of individuals' control.

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A Trumptard is told to stop smoking. Their first and often only reaction is "You can't tell me what to do."

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Vaccine mandates made teachers who don't believe in science quit, nurses who don't believe in medicine resign, and police officers who don't believe in public safety retire.

I call that a great side effect.

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A wave of anti-vaccine legislation is sweeping the United States

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No. Not anti-vax. Anti-non-working-Covid-"vaccine" that made Billions and Billions for Pfizer and killed healthy people with more deaths on the way.

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The anti-vaccine movement is gaining strength even after 1 million Americans have died of Covid-19.

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No. Not anti-vax. Anti-non-working-Covid-"vaccine" that made Billions and Billions for Pfizer and killed healthy people with more deaths on the way.

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The anti-vaccine movement is gaining strength even after 1 million Americans have died of Covid-19.

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No. 1 million Americans did not die of Covid.

You're a fucking worthless idiot.

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Hotez said that, in Texas, he is anticipating a “full-throttle assault against childhood vaccination requirements in schools” during the upcoming legislative session. According to Reiss’s review of the public health legislation database at the National Conference of State Legislatures, at least 88 bills have been introduced in state legislatures in 2022 that would roll back school vaccine requirements or eliminate the right of a minor to make their own decisions about getting vaccinated. Nearly half of the anti-vaccine bills extended beyond the Covid-19 shots, she said, to block schools from requiring other kinds of vaccinations as well.

“Even if they don’t pass, legislators think this is an area they should focus on and there is political capital to be gained,” Reiss said.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2022/10/6/23389145/covid-19-an
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Stick around.

We're going to see how many children you and Pfizer killed.

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Stick around.

We're going to see how many children you and Pfizer killed.

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You have a vivid imagination where nobody died from covid, but many kids will die from covid vaccine and Trump will be fine. Takes overpowering imagination to have so many false beliefs.

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Breakdown...

Everybody from any job sector in America should be lining up to sue Joe Biden* and his administration for their unconstitutional OSHA vaccine mandate. That's whether they lost their job or they caved and made themselves an experiment by getting an experimental, untested shot.

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Breakdown...

Everybody from any job sector in America should be lining up to sue Joe Biden* and his administration for their unconstitutional OSHA vaccine mandate. That's whether they lost their job or they caved and made themselves an experiment by getting an experimental, untested shot.

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You can thoughtfully ask "Is Fluoridated Drinking Water Safe?" The question has NOT been answered scientifically, but people continue to live dangerously by drinking water. Safer to drink only beer. Similarly, people take covid vaccines without science proving how safe it is.

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Base rate fallacy

This particular fallacy has done heavy duty in recent years in the narrative of vaccination skeptics and Covid-hoaxers: breathless posts on social media proclaimed that, because more people being hospitalized with Covid are vaccinated than unvaccinated, vaccinations are in fact harmful. But the reason is simply that the pool of the vaccinated is much greater, so a smaller proportion of the vaccinated being hospitalized ends up as a larger proportion of the hospitalized being vaccinated.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_rate_fallacy

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Did you catch the stories about the German Autopsies?

They found the lethally inflamed tissue, with the residue of the VAXX, but missing any residue of COVID.

Which means the VAXX killed them before they ever got COVID.

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Did you catch the stories about the German Autopsies?

They found the lethally inflamed tissue, with the residue of the VAXX, but missing any residue of COVID.

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Yup.

Dreamtrove was right all along. The PAX is in the Vax.

Everybody I know who was vaxxed has gotten Covid multiple times. My 30 year old cousin was diagnosed with Leukemia months after his vax. A 44 year old childhood friend of mine died of a heart attack this year and left a wife and kid behind, even though he was in good shape and regularly went to the gym.

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Did you catch the stories about the German Autopsies?

They found the lethally inflamed tissue, with the residue of the VAXX, but missing any residue of COVID.

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Yup.

Dreamtrove was right all along. The PAX is in the Vax.

Everybody I know who was vaxxed has gotten Covid multiple times. My 30 year old cousin was diagnosed with Leukemia months after his vax. A 44 year old childhood friend of mine died of a heart attack this year and left a wife and kid behind, even though he was in good shape and regularly went to the gym.

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Should Jab Jobbers qualify for Darwin Award?

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By the time reporter David Zweig got to the 10th floor conference room at Twitter Headquarters on Market Street in San Francisco, the story of the Twitter Files was already international news. Matt Taibbi, Michael Shellenberger, Leighton Woodhouse, Abigail Shrier, Lee Fang and I had revealed evidence of hidden blacklists of Twitter users; the way Twitter acted as a kind of FBI subsidiary; and how company executives rewrote the platform’s policies on the fly to accommodate political bias and pressure.

What we had yet to crack was the story of Covid.

David has spent three years reporting on Covid—specifically the underlying science, or lack thereof, behind many of our nation’s policies. For years he had noticed and criticized a bias not only in the mainstream media’s coverage of the pandemic, but also in the way it was presented on platforms like Twitter. 

We couldn’t think of anyone better to tackle this story. — BW

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