Just curious

[martycat1]

I dont know if we have many military vets here, but the ones we have here. Do you remember the shot guns in boot camp? We used to go through a line and get shots at a fast really quick pace. Couldnt that process be used on the public?

 

[NavigatorII]

I dont know if we have many military vets here, but the ones we have here. Do you remember the shot guns in boot camp? We used to go through a line and get shots at a fast really quick pace. Couldnt that process be used on the public?

Not a military vet, but I do know what a shotgun blast at 10 paces does to a raccoon head. It ain't pretty, and that's with bird shot.

 

[martycat1]

I was asking a serious question. In the military we had shots in no time. A whole company was done before it was time to eat again.

 

[NavigatorII]

I was asking a serious question. In the military we had shots in no time. A whole company was done before it was time to eat again.

I misread your post. They have little guns now that don't even use needles for injections. Sort of like a little brad nailer gun of sorts. I think this whole abortion of a process is shelf life of vaccine, refrigeration, and bickering over who gets priority. Do people REALLY think government is the most efficient provider of health care? I have some oceanfront property in Nebraska to sell them. 😂 😁