Thread regarding Denbury Resources Inc. layoffs

Testing Policy

Vaccinated and Boosted people are officially contracting and transmitting C19 today in real time. The CDC head, Dr. Fauci, and even Psaki all confirm this statement, yet Vaccinated and Boosted people are NOT required to test weekly? This is very poorly thought out.

No one is talking about your risks of hospitalization and death, that talking point is not within scope of this discussion, so please, stop typing that now.

The conversation here is that Vaccinated and Boosted people contracting and transmitting the virus asymptomatically are NOT required to test weekly. Everyone should be required to test regardless of vaccinated status.

It is expected that here in a few weeks or months the definition of FULLY Vaccinated people will change to boosted only.

Just make everyone test, its the only long term sustainable play here.

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Post ID: @OP+1eKzNTAB

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Legal? This is murica we have freedom of speech.

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Post ID: @7uhi+1eKzNTAB

I question if you really found jesus. You surely cant let anything go. You are very sandy for a man of god. This thread is for entertainment and some people turn into absolute nut cases over what other people say. Need to find something more meaningful in life bud

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Post ID: @6gvl+1eKzNTAB

Why are you this mad?

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Post ID: @6nvg+1eKzNTAB

Took me all of 3 seconds and a minimal 1rst grade education to realize:

Carries=verb

Carry’s=possessive noun of a person named Carry or a conjunction of “Carry is”

Syntax is literally the act of formatting words and phrases within a sentence. Saying I formatted my syntax is the equivalent of saying I formatted my formatting.

If you’re going to attempt to insult intelligence, make sure you actually understand the words you are using. Nice effort though with the attempted vocabulary and thanks for the entertainment this evening.

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Post ID: @6pob+1eKzNTAB

Go find Jesus?

Am I perhaps a more convincing Christian in your eyes if I hold my bible upside down?

I’ve actually already found Jesus. In fact, it is my relationship with Him that factors into no longer being silent about the demise of our party and it’s conservative values.

Some, though clearly not all, of us desire the ability to claim to be Christians while also having the integrity of our actions following suit.

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Post ID: @6tdz+1eKzNTAB

Triggered by the words Granola and Vegan.

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Post ID: @6omc+1eKzNTAB

Wow yeh that’s a lot of paragraphs. I think he’s really mad. Look at all that punctuation, imagine how much time he spends formatting his syntax while fighting against the bad heuristics of autocorrect on his phone, in order to look smart and proper while everyone else carry’s his dead weight. Lol.

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Post ID: @3dyq+1eKzNTAB

Hopefully you arent on the clock writing these novels. If you are, you are that dead weight that one commenter was talking about. Or you are on time off with nothing else to do. Either way, go find Jesus or something.

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Post ID: @3amg+1eKzNTAB

“This website is trash”:

First off, thank you for admitting that my assessment of the current state of our party is, in fact, accurate. That’s a step in a positive direction!

Maybe there’s a Parler equivalent to the Layoff you can jump ship to where you can live in ignorant bliss surrounded only by opinions which perfectly align with your own and further stoke your bitterness. (The same reason you will only get news from certain publications.) I know! Let’s boycott Coke, NFL, Nike and Layoff! That’ll show ‘em.

Or, perhaps, you could focus a little more on the content of your message (or actually have a message at all) and shift a little attention away from your dense delivery. Trump could also benefit from this same advice, yet I’m willing to bet it falls on deaf ears with you both.

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Post ID: @3eig+1eKzNTAB

“Wow, what did I miss?”:

I’d suggesting putting the dead weight down and picking up a dictionary. Then, you won’t have to ask your buddies for help with comprehension, watering down the content, or asking the writer to make the paragraphs a more comfortable length for you. You “ain’t” got time to keep being ignorant either. And our party “ain’t” benefitting from the damage individuals like you are doing to those on the cusp of walking toward the left.

You read every word. In fact, that’s why you lashed out. My words made you uncomfortable. You simply aren’t capable of formulating an appropriate response and got a little flustered. Poor fella. So, in true Trump fashion, instead of debating a topic you deflected by attempting to criticize the length of the post. Pretty weak and very transparent.

But, you see, your response didn’t reflect poorly on me as the author of the “novel”. Just poorly on you, the person publicly displaying their inability to form a coherent response when faced with an opposing view. Particularly one from within your own political party.

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Post ID: @3wpl+1eKzNTAB

To the “meat eating yet fully jabbed” thank you for the voice of reason - glad to hear that still exists in the Republican Party - it gives me some hope!

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Post ID: @3pfp+1eKzNTAB

This website is trash. They leave a supposed true republican novel up that trashes what the Republican Party now is but delete comments agains lib. This is why no one believes what the media allows to be posted.

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Post ID: @3xkk+1eKzNTAB

wow what did I miss?

Please someone TLDR me on the below post, this person wrote a novel. I ain’t got time to read all that, I’m too busy carrying all the dead weight in my group.

By the way, can we still work on getting the so-called vaccinated lab rats tested weekly? Let’s face it, they’re mostly C19 positive and surely walking around asymptomatic.

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Post ID: @3avn+1eKzNTAB

Republicans think they're for small government when they're all for making laws that align with their religious views, that's not small government or freedom. True conservatives would be voting libertarian by now.

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Post ID: @3mom+1eKzNTAB

Hardest thing about being vaxxed is keeping to yourself. Get vaxxed or not, dont advertise it. The republican party is a bunch of talkers and no action. People vote democrat because that party acts on their beliefs, as weird as they may be. Republicans just talk about the arm chair quarterbacks of the world. The government is a joke, will be forever. Fascists.

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Post ID: @3pfl+1eKzNTAB

In reference to the now deleted comments:

As a conservative, I too had concerns with the precedent a mandate could set-concerns for the future possible implications in regard to other topics. I believe is small government. I could logically see the reasoning for being against, not the vaccine, but the mandate.

But, the comments which were made today are clearly lacking reasoning, intelligence and any hint of true conservatism-at least in regard to the past definition of how a conservative person thinks or conducts themselves.

So, here is a perspective that many who were commenting their snide post remarks may have failed to recognize. A perspective, though I am sure you will slight, ought to be considered if you truly want the Republican Party to succeed and Democrats to fail:

The Republican Party is currently starkly divided into two basic groups. On one side, there are those that champion Trump and try and emulate his hateful and crass tone. These people are usually easy to decipher from the group. They are the ones consistently throwing around terms such as “libs, jab, Rino, and a novice creation…fear p*rn”. (They most likely took a daily dose of horse paste with their orange juice this morning also). And, yes, they are loud and they are many.

The issue is, however, that they cannot defeat Democrats without the addition of the votes of the more moderate, common sense Republicans. These Republicans are not supportive of, nor are they participating in, conversations which sound like prepubescent little boys chirping.

So, while you so bravely post hateful rhetoric about those damn vegan fascists libs, remember that there is a population of your fellow conservatives that when reading your comments, are pushed farther and farther away from the party. Why? Because the party is becoming more and more unrecognizable due to individuals like you. That’s correct, you have a role to play here-don’t you feel special.

The politicians of the Republican Party are doing a sufficient enough job of isolating these more moderate voters such as myself with their ignorant comments and pathetic Trump *ss kissing. But, don’t forget your role too. You may not think you give a damn about a moderate Republican’s opinion of your comments now, but come election time…you just might.

Or, you know, scream it was all rigged again. That seemed to work so well last time. Why face reality and fix an issue when the alternative of making a bunch of noise and buying a new MAGA hat are so much more appealing and require so much less cognitive effort.

Furthermore, now that we are applauding the SCOTUS decision of today, could we regain some clarity as a party and also realize it is the same justices which passed down your favorable ruling a few hours ago whom also did not want to entertain the evidence lacking circus that is Trump’s election fraud tantrum…I mean theory.

It would be great to be able to move forward as a party instead of looking like the kid that didn’t make the team but wants to scream foul instead of making themselves more competitive the next go round. (That screams entitlement, not conservatism.)

So, call me a RINO if helps you to stroke your ego. But, just remember you need my vote too to defeat those “damn Dems”. So, I suggest you do your part as a Patriot and stop making as--s of yourself quite so publicly and quite so often.

For individuals such as myself, complacency when reading such comments is feeling more and more akin to condoning it. Some of us still have standards and we too, get to vote.

Signed,

A meat eating, yet fully jabbed conservative. (Yes, we do exist. And, we too are many.)

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Post ID: @3jwj+1eKzNTAB

I agree with the point that everyone vaccinated or unvaccinated should be testing if they are going to bring people back to the office. The best solution for the company and employees is to keep the work from home protocol in effect until the numbers justify coming back safely if it's such a concern, but short of that, there is more than enough data that shows that the vaccinated are transmitting this virus as well as unvaccinated so making only one test and wear masks is an incomplete and irresponsible decision. None of us know the right or wrong answer but if we are following the ever changing guidelines we need to make it safe all around.

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Post ID: @1vnn+1eKzNTAB

WWJDD- What would Beth Dutton do?
Nuff said. Follow the Yellowstone road
Everyone do whats right for them and get this country back to work. Period

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Post ID: @1oxu+1eKzNTAB

Let's go Darwin!

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Post ID: @fah+1eKzNTAB

Triggered by the words Granola and Vegan, get back to work.

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Post ID: @eee+1eKzNTAB

Get back to work

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Post ID: @raz+1eKzNTAB

I agree…what is “fear po-n”!?? Sounds like you’ve got some real issues sir.

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Post ID: @vgq+1eKzNTAB

To the person who wrote the below quoted post, what does working for an OIL COMPANY have to do with Covid and the vaccine? Are you saying if you work for an oil company you have to be an anti-vaxer or are you saying that compassionate people don't work for oil companies?? Either way I hate to tell you that you are wrong! I know a lot of educated, compassionate people that work for Denbury!
Why are you so bitter? Fear po_n?? What does that even mean in the context of this conversation?
I am sorry that you are so angry at the world. You can't blame your anger on people who don't think the same way as you.

"The post below this one demonstrations SotoMayor levels of misinformation and fear po-n.
Wake up, you’re in Texas, working for an OIL COMPANY. No one cares, go back to California and work for a vegan organic non gmo granola company, you nut."

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Post ID: @vsx+1eKzNTAB

The post below this one demonstrations SotoMayor levels of misinformation and fear po-n.

Wake up, you’re in Texas, working for an OIL COMPANY. No one cares, go back to California and work for a vegan organic non gmo granola company, you nut.

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Post ID: @bzl+1eKzNTAB

I can’t believe I work with such imbeciles. How many times do people need to explain how vaccines work?

The posted down a ways is nice, I really don’t care about the unvaxxed anymore. They’re dying off at an accelerated rate, just like science has proven.

If you don’t like the vaccine policy Denbury has established then you can find a job elsewhere.

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Post ID: @vsl+1eKzNTAB

The OSHA requirement begins on Feb 9 (if it isn't overruled by the Supreme Court before then).

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Post ID: @hkg+1eKzNTAB

Being vaccinated or boosted does not stop the virus or any variant propagation and mutation on a global scale. Those highly infections variants haven’t originated from murica.

Do we need to start naming names of vaccinated and boosted people who all contracted the virus?

Lets start with AOC

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Post ID: @lwg+1eKzNTAB

I think recent news makes it much more clear that being vaccinated doesn't actually help that much with being able to GET CV-19 and spread it. Therefore, it becomes a personal choice (just like a flu shot) as to how much risk the individual is willing to take. The whole concept of "herd immunity" being able to drastically reduce the risk of spreading the virus needs to be revisited (at a minimum).

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Post ID: @sgs+1eKzNTAB

Because there obviously are many employees who are against the vaccine and mask wearing, I am extremely grateful that Denbury has reinstated the WFH policy. Though I disagree with the anti-vaxer mindset, I certainly don't want to see them get sick and end up on a ventilator. I am happy to do my part. I am helping with the healthcare crisis by getting triple dosed so that I don't end up in the hospital. I am limiting my exposure to the community in general. I have no fear of Covid, I am boosted and healthy. I do this out of respect for those more susceptible to the disease.
I strongly disagree - but do not hate - those who think vaccine and masks are a violation of personal rights. I believe vaccines and masks are the right thing to do for my community. I do it out of respect and compassion for healthcare workers and for those in the population less hearty than me.

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Post ID: @eyg+1eKzNTAB

Enough already! Just get vaccinated - it's pretty simple!!

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Post ID: @kdu+1eKzNTAB

If every company makes this a policy (I think the Supreme Court will rule that the OSHA requirement is unconstitutional), there won't be enough tests available to actually make it happen. Let's Go Brandon!

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Post ID: @qoc+1eKzNTAB

If we use CVS for our testing, do we need PCR or is the rapid test sufficient?

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Post ID: @dwa+1eKzNTAB

When does this policy take effect for the testing requirement?

Are we required to be tested while we’re working from home in DFW?

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Post ID: @faz+1eKzNTAB

No, the long-term sustainable plan is to move forward with your life. The mortality rate is extremely low for the vast majority of people.

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Post ID: @wou+1eKzNTAB

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