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My mom got the vaccine, had a bad reaction to the vaccine, then had an even worse reaction to the drugs they used to treat the side effects of the vaccine. That's not speculation, it's what the doctors said happened. She's been out of work for almost a week now and has been to clinics twice with more doctor visits scheduled.

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Lord of the Large Pants said:
My mom got the vaccine, had a bad reaction to the vaccine, then had an even worse reaction to the drugs they used to treat the side effects of the vaccine. That's not speculation, it's what the doctors said happened. She's been out of work for almost a week now and has been to clinics twice with more doctor visits scheduled.

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did she have any know allergy to ibupofrene?
 
An underrated aspect of why wearing a mask during intense physical activity is retarded is because it dehydrates you extremely quickly. A lesson I've been reminded of this morning due to new "restrictions". I even saw a few people wearing their mask in the change room for some reason (technically you're "supposed" to at the gym but there's no changing monitor yet).
 
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Lord of the Large Pants said:
My mom got the vaccine, had a bad reaction to the vaccine, then had an even worse reaction to the drugs they used to treat the side effects of the vaccine. That's not speculation, it's what the doctors said happened. She's been out of work for almost a week now and has been to clinics twice with more doctor visits scheduled.

Trust the Science™.
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From my understanding, the bad responses to the vaccine happen to people who have had COVID already when they get their first jab and on others when they get their second jab. Something with the immune response freaking out and overreacting.

I seem to recall early on discussions of cytokine storms and the reason older folks were more affected was that their immune systems were more "experienced" and thus already had similar antibodies and were going into overdrive. I might be misremembering, but I continue to feel justified in my view that these vaccine rollouts are ill-thought out.
 
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Marchesa of the Vast said:
From my understanding, the bad responses to the vaccine happen to people who have had COVID already when they get their first jab and on others when they get their second jab. Something with the immune response freaking out and overreacting.

I seem to recall early on discussions of cytokine storms and the reason older folks were more affected was that their immune systems were more "experienced" and thus already had similar antibodies and were going into overdrive. I might be misremembering, but I continue to feel justified in my view that these vaccine rollouts are ill-thought out.
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You say "ill-thought out", I say "exactly as planned".
 
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When cases go down, the governments of the world will go back to normal.

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Some ponder how come Africa isn't hit too hard by corona-chan? I guess they still allow HCQ. https://www.unz.com/article/taboo-w...-spot-and-why-are-we-afraid-to-talk-about-it/ ( https://archive.ph/D40RB )
The first COVID-19 case in Africa was confirmed on February 14th, 2020, in Egypt. The first in sub-Saharan Africa appeared in Nigeria soon after. Health officials were united in a near-panic about how the novel coronavirus would roll through the world’s second most populous continent. By mid-month, the World Health Organization (WHO) listed four sub-Saharan countries on a “Top 13” global danger list because of direct air links to China. Writing for the Lancet, two scientists with the Africa Center for Disease Control outlined a catastrophe in the making:
With neither treatment nor vaccines, and without pre-existing immunity, the effect [of COVID-19] might be devastating because of the multiple health challenges the continent already faces: rapid population growth and increased movement of people; existing endemic diseases… re-emerging and emerging infectious pathogens… and others; and increasing incidence of non-communicable diseases.
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Many medical professionals predicted that Africa could spin into a death spiral. “My advice to Africa is to prepare for the worst, and we must do everything we can to cut the root problem,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the first African director-general of the WHO, warned in March 2020. “I think Africa, my continent, must wake up.” By spring, the WHO was projecting 44 million or more cases in Africa and the World Bank issued a map of the continent colored in blood red, anticipating that the worst was imminent:

These dire warnings seemed to make sense. After all, two-thirds of the global extreme poor population (63 percent) live in sub-Saharan Africa. According to the World Bank, more than 40 percent of the region lives in extreme poverty beset by unhygienic environments, conflict, fragmented healthcare and education systems, and dysfunctional leadership—all factors that could light a match to the tinder of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak. Scientists say that most African countries lack the capacity and expertise to manage endemic deadly diseases like malaria.
Each individual’s risk of dying from a particular disease tends to reflect access to adequate healthcare and underlying health conditions (co-morbidities). Those factors have proved to be a lethal mix in poorer communities in the US, Brazil, the UK, and other countries, with lower income groups—often ethnic and racial minorities—dying at disproportionately high rates. Africa seemed ripe for catastrophe.

But disaster never came. Africa has not been affected on anything like the scale of most countries in Asia, Europe, and North and South America. (The major exceptions being China, Taiwan, Australia, and New Zealand, which zealously enforced lockdowns.) In fact, the vast African sub-continent south of the Sahara desert, more than 1.1 billion people, has emerged as the world’s COVID-19 “cold spot,” as illustrated by an ECDC map reproduced by BBC and by graphics like these:
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Hoi Polloi said:
Or it could be young populations with low rates of obesity and anyone frail enough to die of covid has already died of or eye worms or some other horrifying jungle disease that no one in the west has heard of or cares about.
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Now then you mentionned jungle disease, We're lucky then corona-chan and ebola-chan didn't get together...
 
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New lockdown just started in France. ZOGbots patrolling on the beaches with heavy weapons. You never see this when racial strangers are rioting in their districts, even during lockdowns/curfews.

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Montpellier: € 405 fine for drinking rosé with friends on the Grand-Travers beach
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Gee, makes you wonder. If the French can devote all this manpower to fucking with harmless citizens, you'd think they shouldn't have had their asses handed to them by the Germans in 1940.
 
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JosephStalin said:
Gee, makes you wonder. If the French can devote all this manpower to fucking with harmless citizens, you'd think they shouldn't have had their asses handed to them by the Germans in 1940.
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Who do you think it was in occupied France putting Jews on the boxcars? They were French officers, not occupying SS commandoes. They have the manpower to do lots of things, they just don't want to.
 
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Hoi Polloi said:
Or it could be young populations with low rates of obesity and anyone frail enough to die of covid has already died of or eye worms or some other horrifying jungle disease that no one in the west has heard of or cares about.
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Africa also was battling bad cases of several diseases last year that covid was a non issue, though the rest of the world tried to make it seem like little African children were dropping dead of bat flu and not malaria like they do every year (also, Ebola was supposedly really bad last year).
 
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Tathagata said:
Who do you think it was in occupied France putting Jews on the boxcars? They were French officers, not occupying SS commandoes. They have the manpower to do lots of things, they just don't want to.
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Have pictures of French Gendarmes helping the Germans conduct raids to collect Jews, put them in camps, take them to the Vel d'Hiver, etc. Have an 1800-page book of French children of the Holocaust. Mighty few of the children in the book who were sent to camps returned. And to the best of my knowledge, few or none of those in the French government, at any level, were ever punished for their actions in support of the Germans. They just went right on with their careers after the war. Utterly fucked, if you ask me.
 
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