Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Are You Falling Behind The Employment Curve?" video.

Working in IT for a large company, and outsourced some many years ago. This outsourcing came with a significant decrease in pay, and many years with no increases offered. They’re now hiring IT staff back, but already have access to our current salary information. They’re deciding what our new roles and salary range will be, with no opportunity to negotiate. Our only option is to accept or lose our jobs. This is a harsh reality.
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If you’re not smart enough to get vaccinated, you’re not a good candidate for any job, anywhere.
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@Etherion195 Neither of those situations speaks to whether you’re smart enough to get one, do they? Nope. Who’s the fool here? It’s you. Do either of those situations apply to you? Probably not. Are you smart enough to get vaccinated? But just look at how desperately you wanted to attack me.
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@Etherion195 Look at you, demonstrating you hold beliefs without evidence, and you’re wrong. My response wasn’t meant to demonstrate demonstrate whether or not it was smart, but to show your two points were unrelated, demonstrating you’re not even smart enough to be part of this conversation. I ask again if either of those to situations applied to you? Not likely. And neither have anything to do with whether you’re smart enough to get one. But this shows you’re not smart enough to understand the difference. Meanwhile, you’re apparently an anti-vax’er, which further demonstrates my point. Keep going. You’re proving my point, believer.
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@Etherion195 Let me break it down for the slow person here… Not having access to the vaccine isn’t a reflection on whether you’re smart enough to get one. And if your immune system is compromised, you sure as hell,want those around you to get one. And for the record, in May…93% of those that died from Covid, were unvaccinated. In June, it was 99%. Looks like you’re one of those not qualified to be hired by anyone, anywhere.
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@pallios It seems you’re not even smart enough to understand the science or the data, or even my point. In June, 99% of Covid deaths were those that were unvaccinated. So, yeah….if you’re not smart enough to get vaccinated, you aren’t someone worth hiring. It means you fall short of using reliable methods to form conclusions. Worse, it means you’re willing to put others are risk based on your arrogance and incredulity. It demonstrates a lack of ethics and morals. And don’t be a hypocrite. Either engage in the conversation or don’t. Telling me to disengage when you’re continuing, or otherwise condemning the conversation while you participate? It’s clear to me you don’t fall into the category as qualified. Sitting through the process of receiving a shot isn’t what determines whether you’re smart enough to get one. I’m not really surprised an anti-vaxxer can’t make that distinction on their own.
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@Etherion195 You brought up two points. Neither of which apply to you, and neither of which are relevant. But you’re so triggered, you’re spewing pointless ad hominem attacks…and you can’t address the actual facts. If you don’t have access to vaccinations, it doesn’t reflect on whether you’re smart enough to get one. Right? It simply means you don’t have access weather you’d get one or not. You can’t even be honest, can you? Do you think be dishonest makes you more qualified to be hired?
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