No, that’s not what that means at all.
Aaron Rodgers
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My employer has policies I disagree with. Am I free to violate them?
Sure you are. And your employer is free to terminate your employment if you do.
That's basically my impression. I just don't get why they bother with following protocol now, since they didn't the last 3 months with him. I'd love to see other teams get pissed off and start chirping the NFL about it, too.
Then it's all settled.... GB should terminate Aaron Rodgers for violation of rules.
I can get on board with any fire Aaron Rodgers campaign, even if it is just for having such a punchable face
The fact will always remain that he unnecessarily put other people’s lives in danger and knowingly was lying……. the guy is a total POS….. and I’m a lifelong Packers fan.
No he didn't, everyone around him can be vaccinated if they want. The only risk he took was his own. What if Rodgers was infected by a vaccinated teammate? Would you claim that teammate put him at risk? I certainly wouldn't.
That explains your continued ignorance throughout this thread. People like you are the reason this pandemic continues to go on alot longer than it should.
Most of the NFL is all-in on flipping the "F*** Rodgers" switch to 'on'. Ball is in NFLs court now on that.
I’m fine using the term “leaked” here because my understanding is that the news broke prior to when you could have figured out Aaron was unvaccinated based on publicly available information. So in that sense I think it’s more like if Aaron was going to be charged with a crime and someone in the DA’s office leaked that before the charges were publicly available. Yes, everyone would have found out at some point, but it’s still a leak.
I do think it minimizes how upset he can be though, because it was only a matter of time (probably hours) before everyone found out.
Virus is going to be here forever. That was obvious since the beginning to anyway paying attention. So I don't know how anyone can claim that it's "gone on longer than it should". No mitigation strategy on earth ended it.
I don't think anyone claimed we would be able to eliminate it? We are at a 7 day average of >1,000 deaths per day in this country and hospitals in various regions cannot handle all the hospitalizations from COVID. At some point we should (hopefully) get a handle on the virus but we aren't there yet. Not everyone can even get vaccinated yet.
There’s a thread dedicated to exactly that topic, why don’t you ever share these brilliant thoughts there instead of injecting this idiocy in every sports thread you can find?
Of course it's going to be here forever, just like polio and smallpox still exists. So would you rather live in a world with 3 cases of Covid every year in the state or over 1,000 per day?
I thought this article does a good job of explaining the situation without bias.
www.espn.com
What now for Aaron Rodgers? Separating fact from fiction on the unvaccinated QB's next steps
The Packers' superstar tested positive for COVID-19, and news broke that he is unvaccinated. Here's what we know about his situation and the NFL's protocols involved.
www.espn.com
Ah, you just want a one sided discussion then.... No one's allowed to disagree with Bigman. I've stayed on topic, I don't see the problem.
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