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Vince doesn’t have blinders the idiot has eyes in the back of his head the way he zig zags when he has somebody behind him…this is the exact point where he chose to change up his line to try and block…

Bogle gets DQ'd when he tapped barcia and was fined, this friese dude gets to race the 3rd event??? wtf?

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I'd just like to point out that the science community has been working on mRNA vaccines since the mid 1990's, and specifically Covid vaccines since the SARS outbreak in the early 2000's. There seems to be a misconception from vax-shy people that this was concocted after covid hit and has only been in development for like a year. That's not true. And yes, Moderna hasn't had a single product approved by the FDA in the decade they've been in business, but they were literally created to study mRNA vaccines.

FACT: The first two COVID-19 vaccines to be authorized by the FDA contain mRNA and other, normal vaccine ingredients, such as fats (which protect the mRNA), salts, as well as a small amount of sugar. These COVID-19 vaccines were not developed using fetal tissue, and they do not contain any material, such as implants, microchips or tracking devices.

I am curious, I've seen people say they will be trying to use the religious exemption thing before. What religion does your wife follow that prevents her from being vaccinated? I've tried looking up which religions explicitly denounce vaccinations and can't find much information, but I honestly am not well informed on that topic.

As a Canadian I can tell you whoever is President has no bearing on my vaccine opinions, but in my research I found a few interesting notes. 1. Vaccine mandates helped the US win the revolutionary war, some guy named George Washington thought it was a good idea for his soldiers to be vaccinated against smallpox 2. Thomas Jefferson was the first president to enact a vaccine mandate to the public. 3. James Madison, the guy who wrote the US constitution, also founded the US Vaccine agency 4. The Supreme Court ruled in 1905 that vaccine mandates are legal and...

Honestly thought his take was fine. GL isn’t a hero for doing what he did and NBC’s guidelines were fine as well.

spreading the disproven theory that vaccines cause autism isn't well reasoned or neutral.

Im a race mechanic but due to Covid i could not make my post last year, therefor I took a years contract with a Architectural Engineering company here in Cape Town in order to pay the bills. Our biggest client, Tentickle who has more than 80 staff are struck down and have shut down due to all the infections. On my side, our business also has its doors shut as we are all positive with Covid. Cash flow has dried up and we are all in the shit. I'm sure you guys have experienced similar in the states. I deleted...

Once there was a young brilliant fast rider, everyone was all hyped up about. A few concussions and privileged green lights from the medics to make the start later he is riding GNCC... Back to McAdoo, he crashed hard on Tuesday, crashes hard in Saturday practice, gets hit by Blose his bike on the neck/head and still everyone says: Yeah its a great idea to keep pushing. Great riders are mostly born with a big heart, that is why team owners, managers and the medics on duty need to protect them from themselves. McAdoo who normally is aware of everything...

He does make a valid point. Its not just his safety... imagine that he wipes out Cooper in the restart on tuesday cos he isnt all there.. As i said before, if you need medical assistance to get off the floor, you should be done for the race... if its a heat race, you get to go in the LCQ ONLY after a proper assessment. And if there is any 'doubt', the decision should always be to sit the guy out.

Based on the rule, it was fair game. The problem is the rule that made it fair game in this instance has a glaring hole in it. Yes he rode like a beast and it was absolutely impressive for him to come back from the crash like that. With that though, the rule allowed a guy that blew himself apart and for all intents and purposes end his championship run all on his own accord, to re-enter the race, ahead of guys that put him well over a lap down with no consequence. Yes he was sore, yes his bike...

I like McAdoo and his ride was definitely badass, but every rider on the track is and should be bummed about the circumstances surrounding his restart. He did crash, he did cause the red flag, he did start back on a level playing field after going well over a complete lap down and wasn't penalized for the mistake he made which had massive implications in the standings of the race and championship. I don't care who wins and i understand what the rule says in its current form, but the rule was bad in this situation.

If you think about it, he did gain an advantage. Had the race not stopped due to his crash, he'd likely have restarted last, if at all. Instead, he got a do-over and a good start up front I could be wrong, but that sounds like an advantage gained from the restart.