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To: 1Old Pro

The tragic thing would be a false positive due to getting the vaccine. That happened to my son’s father-in-law who had to cancel his trip to his Dr. in Brazil for an important procedure. only for the test to turn negative a day later. He’d already cancelled the trip and now has to wait months to go.

Was this player symptomatic? If not, he could’ve worn a mask and finished the tournament. This is outrageous!


11 posted on 06/07/2021 8:12:56 AM PDT by Shery (Pray for righteousness to be restored and for the peace of Jerusalem.)
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To: Shery
Jon Rahm was clearly not symptomatic. He not only played 18 holes of golf at the highest level, he had played several holes in the morning to finish up the second round.

The mere fact of having two different sets of testing protocols depending on whether a person was “fully vaccinated“ or not is an outrage. If he had been “fully vaccinated“ he would not have had to be tested every single day since it was known that he had been in “close contact” with a person who tested positive. We do not even know if that person who “tested positive“ ever had any symptoms himself.

A player who has been “fully vaccinated” will not be tested daily unless he has symptoms. I wonder if the PGA tour is even requiring the general testing before a tournament of people who have been “fully vaccinated”. The pressure to get vaccinated with an experimental drug, totally unnecessary for a young healthy person, is enormous.

13 posted on 06/07/2021 9:32:24 AM PDT by Freee-dame
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