"First Major City with 70% of it's Population Fully Vaccinated"

People want the Canadians back! AND coffee shops! And FRESH AIR!

Got to do what you got to do

I was born in Seattle; as it turned out, my mother was at the same hospital I was born at, same day, same time...


just sayin'

And coffee!

Does the 70% include all the homeless in the tent camps?

What if it does? Is that a good or a bad thing?

tumwater Wrote:
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> Does the 70% include all the homeless in the tent camps?

Nothing includes all of anybody or anything.

Why do you ask whom it includes?

Are you there?

Just wondering if there it's an effort to vaccinate these people.

Lots of free stuff being offered, from pot, liquors, cash, for getting the injection.

Their living conditions are breeding grounds for infections

tumwater Wrote:
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> Just wondering if there [is] an effort to vaccinate [ALL] people. >

Don't discriminate-

> Lots of free stuff being offered, from pot, liquor, [beer], cash, for getting the injection. >

Word on the street: tumwater gets shot over cheap, but free, gift.

Come on. What's with the insults? You classify, segregate, and identify people perfectly right?

Their (brick house people) living conditions are breeding grounds for infections.

Treat people nice or they may follow your lead. It's sad people can not be more considerate to people less fortunate.

We're talking about Vaccinations here. Forget all other nations. Populations. Conditions...

Proof positive -- Seattle is chock full of sheeple who rely on the scientific method and resultant technologies.

Outrageous!

I was married in Seattle. So was my wife.

same date, time, & place?

I was born in Seattle, same year Space Needle was finished for the Seattle World’s Fair.

Love Seattle, which has always had a ‘homeless problem’ mainly because it’s an extremely liberal place that tolerates “urban camping” and supports the homeless with services, free meals, shelter beds, etc. but it’s gotten a lot worse since average rent went up to $2,000/mo.

The ‘homeless problem’ is really mainly under the copious freeways and green belts, not on the streets and sidewalks like LA or SF.

I take it you haven't been back to Seattle since the middle of the last decade.

People are cramping in the streets, on sidewalks, and nearly anywhere else uncomfortable.

People have to go somewhere... or stay right where they are.