yeah, youre definitely too high on your own fumes when you think anyone who doesn't share your opinions is shaking in their pansies over covid. I guess its easier not to get the "vaxx" if you convince yourself there's no issue anyway. Whatever, im happy youre happy.
Hmmm...
they were a few years off, but oh well. kinda funny movie tbh.
Just when Poland is looking the other way into Belarus as well! hmm...
You said earlier having covid would basically leave your body a shriveled husk. I said, that is not the case for most people. Do you disagree with that or can you admit you are just petrified of the edge cases? Even though you had a bad go, do you feel like you are still in imminent death risk? Are you now on the organ transplant list for a full body overhaul?
No i didn't. You extrapolated or inferred that because you have no understanding of nuance or because you're as I was more politely saying before; someone who externalizes in a reverse fashion their own internal concerns over a disease and its vaccine so you don't have to deal with reality.
It was only a page back at the bottom where you were bemoaning how it kills young people, as if that was at all a huge risk. You also said you had it and it was as close to death as you felt. Why don't you answer how you are doing now? Did you fully recover or are you waiting for your double lung transplant? We're all on pins and needles here.
Not surprising, considering the deep relations between Pfizer and some medias then I mentionned in an early post.The guy's on 'No Agenda' seem to think that Moderna is going to take the fall if anything bad comes from the mRNA stuff, as they are "relatively" small with no other real products, unlike Pfizer. The data company used for the Pfizer and Moderna shot testing "medidata solutions" had their CEO Glen de Vriesmurdered"die in a plane crash" recently. He also recently flew with Jeff Bezos on his mini rocket to the edge of space, weird. Makes you wonder a bit though, he sounded like a pretty experienced pilot, and had a flight school. What Trevor Noah says starts to make sense if it looks like they want to sacrifice Moderna to the wolves. Wonder if more negative Moderna press will start to be released.
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Just for the hell of it, I went and looked up the NTSB Preliminary Report. It’s interesting. As mentioned, de Vries had an Instrument Rating and Fischer was an Instructor. Both experienced pilots. And the 172S they were flying is a common version of a reliable airframe that’s been around for decades.The guy's on 'No Agenda' seem to think that Moderna is going to take the fall if anything bad comes from the mRNA stuff, as they are "relatively" small with no other real products, unlike Pfizer. The data company used for the Pfizer and Moderna shot testing "medidata solutions" had their CEO Glen de Vriesmurdered"die in a plane crash" recently. He also recently flew with Jeff Bezos on his mini rocket to the edge of space, weird. Makes you wonder a bit though, he sounded like a pretty experienced pilot, and had a flight school. What Trevor Noah says starts to make sense if it looks like they want to sacrifice Moderna to the wolves. Wonder if more negative Moderna press will start to be released.
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I've only listened to a couple of episodes. When you mention "in the morning" though that does ring a bell, if you typed the whole thing out I would have gotten your joke. They say that a lot, and I have a strange craving for mac and cheese (with cheap cheddar) after every show, don't know why.
+ Australia/Kiwiland and all the other extreme suppression countries.
www.cbsnews.com
That's what usually happens with viruses when they are spreading as rapidly as this through the air while also mutating very rapidly.+ Australia/Kiwiland and all the other extreme suppression countries.
But media will look instances of deaths/hospitalisations with "Moronic" and stoke the fear narrative flames.
Like this report ...
South Africa investigates "sharp increase" in hospitalized children with COVID
Officials say the Omicron variant is driving a "steep rise" of cases across the country.
Does anybody actually know anyone who had serious long-term side effects from the virus? I mean, if you're on a vent, side effects makes sense - but for your average joe...@Escaped Abortion I mentioned in passing that it can kill in two ways (actively and passively through your own bodies reaction) and the way that works and you threw a hissy fit at me.
About the common cold thing. Either you acknowledge that it's a bigger concern than the common cold (and by extension I would add influensa) or you don't. Like there's no point in you mentioning the common cold causing that same response I was talking about if it doesn't do so as often or as seriously .
I'm not overtly concerned about my health and I've recovered very well from the virus. I'm less concerned having had it than previously, even that part of your logic was flawed as fuck. Like why would I be worried about something I beat and that I know have immunity for?
But yes, the fact that people do get very sick and/or have weird fucking symptoms that linger for long periods of time is a concern even if it doesn't kill you. The fact that you and your loved ones haven't had that or haven't died is great. Let's hope that continues.
I think we both appreciate this song though. Fear is the real killer
This is the graph showing the excess mortality (using the average from 2016 to 2020 as baseline) for all German states. (on the x axis "Impfquote" = % vaccinated)
German politician from the Thüringen region claiming Germany is experiencing 10% excess mortality and that she had 2 statisticians analyze the data from the RKI ( German CDC ) and found that excess mortality is highest in those areas with the highest number of (((vaccinated))) people, lowest in those with the least
Your source is fucking fact checkers a paid government propaganda shills who are on par with ministry of truthThis is the graph showing the excess mortality (using the average from 2016 to 2020 as baseline) for all German states. (on the x axis "Impfquote" = % vaccinated)
The correlation found was +0.31, which isn't that strong (1.00 positive correlation). Usually a "strong" correlation would be higher than 0.5.
Even just by looking at the graph and just estimating by eye you see it tends to go down above the 70% vaccination rate. It also doesn't take into account any other factor. Basically correlation does not mean causation.
From here:
Fact Check: German Study Does NOT Show That Higher Vaccination Rate Results In Higher Excess Mortality | Lead Stories
Does a new study from Germany show that a higher COVID-19 vaccination rate results in higher death rates? No, that's...leadstories.com
I realize that, but did you look at the actual graph? If you consider the SN and TH states as outliers the excess mortality goes down with increasing vaccination rates.
My boss lost her sense of taste when she caught covid and ever since it's either been really weak, like altered somehow, or non-existent.
