Vaccine Stance
08-29-2021 | 10:45 AM
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Or it could just be a big conspiracy. I'll let you decide.
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08-29-2021 | 10:51 AM
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To be fair, it probably has a lot to do with the fact that most people are doing things in the last two years the prevent flu spread that they've never done before during flu season. Things like wearing masks, washing and sanitizing your hands, standing farther apart, staying home if they weren't feeling well, not traveling, etc.
Or it could just be a big conspiracy. I'll let you decide.
Or it could just be a big conspiracy. I'll let you decide.
08-29-2021 | 01:45 PM
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Looking at this list of side effects….pregnancy and birth outcomes? The vaccine can get you pregnant??? I gotta warn all my Facebook friends immediately!
08-29-2021 | 03:37 PM
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This is why some people still believe the vaccine makes them immune to COVID. They simply can’t keep up.
The discussion involved a study specifically about people who had COVID once and then got it a second time. Zero died. Conversely, Merle Haggard said 1.3% of COVID deaths are people who were vaccinated.
The discussion involved a study specifically about people who had COVID once and then got it a second time. Zero died. Conversely, Merle Haggard said 1.3% of COVID deaths are people who were vaccinated.
That is great for the folks who survived the first round..not so good for the folks that didn’t…hopefully the goal is to prevent deaths the first round.
08-29-2021 | 10:58 PM
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That would be great if everyone had that mindset. But unfortunately we have some that are more on the authoritarian side of the spectrum.
How do you reconcile this with your COVID vaccine stance, specifically the risks of disease versus the risk of not being vaccinated?
Do people actually know if they are allergic before taking the vaccine? How many are allergic that are in the high risk category? How much liberty should by taken from everyone for this amount of people?
It’s sensible because people should have the freedom to decide what to put in their bodies and take risks they are willing to take.
To be fair, it probably has a lot to do with the fact that most people are doing things in the last two years that prevent flu spread that they've never done before during flu season. Things like wearing masks, washing and sanitizing your hands, standing farther apart, staying home if they weren't feeling well, not traveling, etc.
Or it could just be a big conspiracy. I'll let you decide.
Or it could just be a big conspiracy. I'll let you decide.
But none of those mitigations have prevented COVID spread…yet it’s worked on influenza. Could there be a third alternative?
08-30-2021 | 06:19 AM
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By this logic, why should any of those entities support any people with the comorbidites that are the actual underlying causes of death for most of these fatal COVID cases, vaccinated or not?
08-30-2021 | 07:29 AM
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To this point, there are 28 million people with Type 2 Diabetes. Doctors say that 92% of these cases are preventable with nutrition and exercise. Ostensibly, these cases/patients are making a decision to live with the disease rather than eliminating it through their own choice. Not to mention the fact that this group is at much higher risk of having Complications with COVID. The logical step it increase their share of liability in proportion to their increased risk.
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