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Parson: 3,600 vaccinated Friday at Arrowhead Stadium

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- Gov. Mike Parson said Friday that more than 3,600 Missouri residents were vaccinated on Day 1 of the Arrowhead Stadium vaccination clinic. Missourians gathered at Arrowhead beginning at 9 a.m. on Friday to get their coronavirus vaccination shots. It's the first of a two-day event.

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  1. Of course it was a winning event for Kansas City, they took it out of the hands of mayor lickass and wrecks archer and suddenly it turned into a flawless and impressive vaccination event!

    Lickass and archer can and will screw up everything they touch.... guaranteed.

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  2. This is one thing I'm not in agreement with on either side, is the vaccination. This vaccine has been killing thousands of people. I don't get it because they say the vaccination does not keep you from getting COVID so exactly what is the reason for taking it?

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  3. How the governor of Missouri comes and saves Kansas City should be a best selling book and our wonderful governor should get an Emmy award and book speaking tours as well!

    A true American hero right there people!

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  4. the anti-corona war shouldn't be politicized, imho.

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  5. So a bunch of people took drugs at Arrowhead. Just another day around there, nothing new, move along please.

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  6. Why wasn't Patty Cakes there vaccinating Chiefs fans ?

    Doesn't Patty Cakes care about Chiefs fans ?

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  7. DON'T CALL IT A PANDEMIC

    (Even accepting the phony official Covid-19 statistics for the sake of this argument)

    Covid-19 affected 0.03% of the population, with 2.7M deaths (as of March 2021)

    HIV/AIDS affected 0.7% of the population, with 30M deaths (identified 1981)

    Spanish Flu affected 2.5% of the population, with 45M deaths (identified 1919)

    Smallpox affected 12.1% of the population, with 56M deaths (identified 1500)

    Black Death affected 51% of the population, 200M deaths (identified 1300)

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  8. pan·dem·ic

    /panĖˆdemik/

    adjective

    (of a disease) prevalent over a whole country or the world.


    Call it a pandemic. That's what it is.

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  9. So I guess the rest of the 6,000 doses Parson said he was bringing were thrown out?

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