Coronavirus
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MVP
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So must be AZ vaccine right? Most of TTS cases in Europe were from AZ vaccine in people with pre existing allergies or other immune mediated diseases. And I think AZ is not approved to use in people less than 40 year old? TBH I am not sure why AZ is still in use, it has poor efficiency compared to Pfizer or Moderna and most side effects. Heck even russian Sputnik vaccine works better.
Miggs
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Hey, congrats on getting the vaccine! Pfizer’s has been FDA approved so I assume you and your Klan whose hang up was it not being FDA approved are all good to go now, right?
The Thriller
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I bet this is caused by Afghan refugees and Florida’s long border with mexico. It definitely isn’t the result of failed leadership from its state government…
Al-O-Meter
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It is interesting to see the top-10 perfectly split between states with Democrat versus Republican governors.
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I know the perfect place for you to live. The Taliban have banned the vaccine completely.
Go live in Afghanistan. Be with your people.
Just came across this interesting tidbit.
unherd.com
‘Bombshell’ study finds natural immunity superior to vaccination
A major study conducted by Israeli researchers into natural immunity has found that immunity acquired via infection from Covid-19 is superior to immunity from the Pfizer vaccine. Researchers at Maccabi Healthcare and Tel Aviv University compared the outcomes of over 76,000 Israelis in three...
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Candidly, deaths from vaccines are very hard to tie to the vaccine for a coroner, but I would say the majority of people that die after getting the vaccine would have died anyway. Yes, some have a severe allergic reaction (to any vaccine), and other effects of any vaccine can include Guillian-Barre, but the risks are low compared to the benefits of vaccine, unless you have documented allergies, or history of GB...
Still, the data of death, major illness, long-covid, mis-c, etc., that are caused by Covid are MUCH more likely to cause issues than a vaccine.
Everything has some risk, but if you want to mitigate risk of serious illness or death, the house money is on the vaccine. It is sad that a few posters on here rely on obscure websites to try and state that the vaccine is killing people, when factual data clearly shows this doesn't add up. I mean, I can find articles stating that Biden is a Demon, Trump is a transvestite, and fish are aliens.
The pandemic has made me lose hope for the human race and our country. And what these same people don't realize, is the more and more they do stupid **** to protect their "freedom" the more society will agree we need to take freedom away.
Al-O-Meter
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^^^^^^ THIS!!!!! ^^^^^
The consequences of not taking the vaccine will be totalitarianism. The authoritarians will use case spikes as a justification for vaccine mandates which will be enforced via government registration that is accessed by your ID card. Going to a sporting event? Scan your ID to enter to confirm vaccination status. Going to a concert? Scan your ID to enter. Going to a mall? WTF is wrong with you, use Amazon like a normal person. Going to a restaurant? Scan your ID to enter. Using any sort of public transportation? Scan your ID to enter. Going to anywhere covered by health codes? Scan your ID to enter.
The government will know every move you make because they keep the data of every time your ID gets scanned. I do believe that such a system of oversight will metastasize into something draconian and awful. Those using freedom as an excuse to not get vaccinated are themselves the biggest threat to freedom.
JazzyFresh
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And I'm scheduled to get my shot today completely against my will. My body doesn't want it, my mind doesn't want it, I generally feel hopeless. All so I can provide my ID that idiot Democrats called racist just a month ago...
People who were previously infected with COVID-19 are reportedly better protected from the highly contagious Delta variant when compared to those without previous infections and who have received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, according to research shared on medical journal medRxiv.
People who were previously infected with COVID-19 are reportedly better protected from the highly contagious Delta variant when compared to those without previous infections and who have received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, according to research shared on medical journal medRxiv.
JazzyFresh
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So I was right all along about vaccinated being responsible for this.Just came across this interesting tidbit.
‘Bombshell’ study finds natural immunity superior to vaccination
A major study conducted by Israeli researchers into natural immunity has found that immunity acquired via infection from Covid-19 is superior to immunity from the Pfizer vaccine. Researchers at Maccabi Healthcare and Tel Aviv University compared the outcomes of over 76,000 Israelis in three...
JazzyFresh
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It's crystal clear now that the vaccine is absolutely worthless besides helping with severity. Right @Al-O-Meter ? My immune system is stronger than the vaccine... True or false?
Avery
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If people's immune systems were stronger than vaccines, then how did we not eradicate things such as smallpox and polio without the aid of vaccines? Why do vaccinated individuals for Covid have less hospitalization and death on a peer group basis vs. unvaccinated?
So if this is true it seems your choices are:Just came across this interesting tidbit.
‘Bombshell’ study finds natural immunity superior to vaccination
A major study conducted by Israeli researchers into natural immunity has found that immunity acquired via infection from Covid-19 is superior to immunity from the Pfizer vaccine. Researchers at Maccabi Healthcare and Tel Aviv University compared the outcomes of over 76,000 Israelis in three...
1. Unvaxxed, get covid, likely hospitalization and perhaps die, deal with long term effects, then get vaxxed for max protection
2. Vaxxed, get covid, most likely no hospitalization or death, less long term effects, max protection achieved
Easy choice.
Avery
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Really like this post. I don't want to have to show my vaccination status everywhere because selfishly, I don't want my every move monitored by big brother and really don't want to carry more things in my wallet/personal device. I don't want my personal freedoms compromised anymore than they have to.
And I realize our cell phones already act as a data cornucopia for authorities, but I'd rather not give them even more fuel for the fire.
Avery
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As a PS, just a matter of time before elective surgeries get postponed once more with our hospital beds getting filled up. All those other ailments that happen such as heart attacks, accident victims, etc. all impact available resources to take care of everything that happens in our normal day to day lives.
It's no wonder the medical community is so jaded when they're trying to save lives but somebody on Facebook somewhere read that Covid is just a money-making scheme for the hospital system and they're in it to strengthen their bottom line.
It's no wonder the medical community is so jaded when they're trying to save lives but somebody on Facebook somewhere read that Covid is just a money-making scheme for the hospital system and they're in it to strengthen their bottom line.
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U.S. vet denied ICU bed due to COVID crisis dies of treatable illness
The surge in new COVID cases is putting an enormous strain on hospitals, jeopardizing patients who cannot get the medical attention they need because of a lack of space.
"He loved his country," his mother, Michelle Puget, told "CBS This Morning" lead national correspondent David Begnaud. "He served two deployments in Afghanistan, came home with a Purple Heart, and it was a gallstone that took him out."
Kakli told Begnaud that his patient was dying right in front of him. Wilkinson needed a higher level of care, but with hospitals across Texas and much of the South overwhelmed with COVID patients, there was no place for him.
Roughly 24 hours after he walked into the emergency room, Daniel Wilkinson died at the age of 46.
Kakli told Begnaud that if it weren't for the COVID crisis, the procedure for Wilkinson would have taken 30 minutes, and he'd have been back out the door.
"I've never lost a patient from this diagnosis, ever," Kakli said. "We know what needs to be done and we know how to treat it, and we get them to where they need to go. I'm scared that the next patient that I see is someone that I can't get to where they need to get to go.
"We are playing musical chairs, with 100 people and 10 chairs," he said. "When the music stops, what happens? People from all over the world come to Houston to get medical care and, right now, Houston can't take care of patients from the next town over. That's the reality."
As of last night, there were 102 people waiting for an ICU bed in the greater Houston area.
Hax0rs
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Those people in society wanting freedoms taken away are the same people who voted for GWB and Biden. They never wanted freedom for people anyway, they want to live in a "global society" where there is no freedom. **** em.