“Incident Commander”

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Becky Akers
When a sane and decent person learns that his actions harm others—even if he intends otherwise, even if his behavior would ordinarily earn plaudits—he desists.

When a sociopath learn that he’s hurting others, he doubles down. 

Which brings us to a story out of Colorado:

Operations at the mass vaccination event at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City have been put on pause after multiple adverse reactions to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine Wednesday, according to a spokesperson for Centura Health.

“Put on pause”? How about “discontinued”?

Following the administration of the vaccine and during observation onsite, a “limited number” of adverse reactions to the vaccine occurred, the spokesperson originally said. The spokesperson later confirmed 11 people who were vaccinated Wednesday had an adverse reaction. Medical staff on site determined two individuals required additional observation and were taken to nearby hospitals out of an abundance of caution.

Hmmm. “An abundance of caution” is the TSA’s pro-forma excuse for its atrocities, too. 

“We know it can be alarming to hear about people getting transported to the hospital, 

Bingo. It also warns folks of even minimal intellect about The Jab’s dangers.

and we want to reassure Coloradans that the CDC and public health are closely monitoring all the authorized vaccines continually. 

Well, that explains the “adverse reactions,” doesn’t it?

From what we know, today’s side effects were consistent with what can be expected,” 

Then count me out.

said Scott Bookman, COVID-19 Incident Commander. 

“COVID-19 Incident Commander”? Good gracious! Is that side-splittingly funny or ominous and creepy?

“Getting a vaccine is far safer than getting severely sick with COVID-19.”

So says the “Incident Commander,” thereby demonstrating that he’s as risible as his title.

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Probably not your fault. But this is almost impossible to decipher

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