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Unvaccinated NBA players, staff must test weekly for COVID

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By TIM REYNOLDS

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A wholly unscientific, inequitable and unjustifiable measure when fully jabbed and boosted players and officials still acquire and transmit the virus, and still suffer debilitating symptoms.

Add this to league's silence on the atrocities in China (and gagging on any opposition to the CCP regime) as well as its non-negotiable stance on taking a knee. Could the NBA become anymore of a complete joke than what it already is?

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Covid madness continues. This will be around for some time to come.

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Ridiculous. Fit young men in a world of largely vaccinated colleagues. What will a test achieve?

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This policy is just to be spiteful. That or someone in the NBA head office has Moderna and Pfizer stock.

Oh it's so much worse than that.

Wait till they start dropping on the courts of "Sudden Adult Death" syndrome;

the PC language used for death (or disablement) from jab induced stroke, myocarditis, and/or heart attack.

A strange kind of sport, where someone else can decide for you that training and leading a healthy lifestyle are inadequate; you must gamble with your life, to play...

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@blue in green - I've heard someone else talking about this "dropping" dead issue - something about after having a 4th Jab.... though the same person, used to say 3rd a while back, but still haven't seen anything in the Press. What's your source of information ? Is there a Global cover-up ?

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