Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[Escaped Abortion]

Go on Reddit, there's people furious that they are not allowed to donate blood after living in places that had outbreaks of CJD or are gay men. Clearly they did not live through the 80s and early 90s when tainted blood was being injected into people, not just unknowingly but 100% knowingly because pharmaceutical companies didn't want to lose money. And these are the same people who are telling you to get the vaccine. Remember that.

I was pretty ready to get vaccinated after the initial trials showed good efficacy and little to no side effects. But now that the general population is getting vaccinated and there's all these potentially fatal side effects suddenly (conveniently) popping up, especially in demographics that I am a part of, I'm officially waiting.

Amazing how we have to think of others when it comes to getting the vax, but when it comes to them not being allowed to do something for a disease prevention method, they throw a tantrum.

 

[PurpleEater]

You know, I don't have a lot of faith in humanity as it is (I'm a Kiwi shitposter, after all), but I have to hope that this past year of clownery has at least redpilled enough of the proles to make some kind of lasting future change ().

I've seen quite a few people (myself included) grow exponentially more conservative and against government control and interference, more so than any of us have ever been before. It's no longer background noise you can simply tune out. It's in our face 24/7, a constant threat and reminder, and it's existentially terrifying.

I'm not under some delusion that this will all end like some autistic Marvel movie either, with the bad guys being punished and held accountable and the good guys saved and rewarded. But I do have to hope that as a result, the younger generations will be wary as hell of reliving this.

It's kind of like how the most overly sheltered kids often turn out to be the biggest "fuck you Mom and Dad" rebels. Some of them just turn out like Mom and Dad, sure, but a lot of them go the opposite way and do everything to avoid living like they once were forced to.

 

[Carnavoyeur]

Amazing how we have to think of others when it comes to getting the vax, but when it comes to them not being allowed to do something for a disease prevention method, they throw a tantrum.

Oh you won't get the vaccine because you're scared of getting a measley cerebral blood clot?! Well I'm going to keep having unprotected sex with random gay men because I have PrEP, you grandma killer!

OK thanks for giving us another antiviral resistant strain of an incurable disease I guess?

I said this in an earlier post--medical issues are a personal thing. And that's where it goes wrong with communicable diseases. We've already seen this with COVID and people being ashamed of being diagnosed with it. With how fucking pointlessly politicized this virus has become people who have had COVID and recovered will be ostracized simply because of the piss poor messaging around it. This bullshit about "it has an incubation period of 14 days!" and "people are infectious for 3 months!" and "immunity only lasts for 3 months!" even though multiple, MULTIPLE scientific studies (not just preprints!) have come out stating the EXACT OPPOSITE. This pandemic is completely media-driven, composed of complete fearmongering, that it's fucking unbelievable and unforgivable that after BIG BAD MURDERER ORANGE MAN is gone that this is still going on.

 

[FatalTater]

Gee, what would we call it if Covid doesn't go away?
A super-pandemic?
Xtreme! Pandemic?
Oh wait.
Endemic.
It's called endemic.

 

[Local Fed]

Gee, what would we call it if Covid doesn't go away?
A super-pandemic?
Xtreme! Pandemic?
Oh wait.
Endemic.
It's called endemic.

Still just going to call it the Ching Chong Giga AIDS.

 

[Terrifik]

archeiving this here

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https://twitter.com/TheMarieOakes/status/1383615870446882825

Bets on fed op

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

More mutations

Maybe they should postpone the olympics?

But... but the cringey CDC infomercials told me that well-fitting masks still work against the New Variants!

 

[Dude Snakes]

archeiving this here
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https://twitter.com/TheMarieOakes/status/1383615870446882825

Bets on fed op
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Oh Lord Jesus please don't let the Liberal's plans go through! I have basically converted to Christanity at this point. There is so much evil going on I need to save myself.

 

[Meriasek]

ruhroh, vaxx zombies inbound!

Expert Cardiologist Issues Dire Warning: Experimental Vaccines are Ineffective and Could Cause Mad Cow Disease

Dr. Richard Fleming, physicist-nuclear cardiologist, issued a dire warning that experimental covid vaccines are not effective, but could cause Mad

pandemic.warroom.org

Which Resident Evil movie should I study to prepare?

O lawd that would be the absolute peak of the entire shitshow.
Creutzfeldt-Jakob as a long-term effect from the vaccine.
Sounds unlikely, though. CJD is caused by prions, do any of the vaccines contain proteins or could result in prions forming?

 

[Product Placement]

You don't need a vaccine to do it. Just say no.

Ah so I misunderstand, you meant last year you gave up and accepted the new normal due to a needle fear you have, got it.

in other covid news
COVID-19: Half of all adults in the US have received at least one coronavirus jab

Spoiler: full story

alf of all adults in the US have received at least one COVID-19 jab, according to new figures.
Almost 130 million people aged 18 or older have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, or 50.4% of the total adult population.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also said almost 84 million adults, or about 32.5% of the population, have had two vaccine doses.

The US cleared the 50% mark just a day after the reported global death toll from the coronavirus topped three million, according to the Johns Hopkins University, though the actual number is believed to be significantly higher.
The country's vaccination rate, at 61.6 doses administered per 100 people, currently falls behind Israel, which leads among countries with at least five million people with a rate of 119.2.

It also trails the United Arab Emirates, Chile and the UK, which is vaccinating at a rate of 62 doses per 100 people, according to Our World in Data.
The US states with the highest vaccination rates have a history of voting Democratic and supporting President Joe Biden in the 2020 election: New Hampshire at the top, with 71.1%, followed by New Mexico, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine, CDC data shows.

The demand has not been the same in many areas of Tennessee - particularly rural ones.
A poll conducted in March found that 36% of Republicans said they will probably or definitely not get vaccinated, compared with 12% of Democrats.
Similarly, a third of rural Americans said they were leaning against getting jabs, while fewer than a fourth of people living in cities and suburbs shared that hesitancy.
Meanwhile, Dr Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, has indicated the government will likely resume use of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine this week.
Dr Fauci said he expects a decision when advisers to the CDC meet on Friday to discuss the pause in J&J's single-dose vaccine.
The vaccine was thrown into limbo after the CDC and the Food and Drug Administration said last week that they needed more evidence to decide if a handful of unusual blood clots were linked to the shot.

COVID-19: Half of all adults in the US have received at least one coronavirus jab

Meanwhile, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says almost 84 million adults have received two doses.

news.sky.com

Nice to see so many Americas having the balls to get the vax and saying no to retards who want the new normal and do everything they can to make the new normal happen,

 

[Sekirodiealot]

The comment is relating to that incident here in Texas where the lady got arrested for not wearing a mask in a bank of America in Galveston back in March. It was around the time when abbot was lifting the mask mandates

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

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The comment is relating to that incident here in Texas where the lady got arrested for not wearing a mask in a bank of America in Galveston back in March. It was around the timing when abbot was lifting the mask mandates

That's the thing though, is we did have a flu season.
The "no flu season" myth came from nobody reported as dying from the flu and a sudden drop in Tamiflu prescriptions. There is no evidence to show that any of the 3 major influenza lineages have gone extinct or even face widespread extirpation in human populations.

 

[King Dead]

That's the thing though, is we did have a flu season.
The "no flu season" myth came from nobody reported as dying from the flu and a sudden drop in Tamiflu prescriptions. There is no evidence to show that any of the 3 major influenza lineages have gone extinct or even face widespread extirpation in human populations.

To make these covidiots' brains short-circuit, ask them how masks are so effective against the flu yet have completely failed to stop millions of coof cases. You can't have it both ways; either masks are good enough to stop both, or they're ineffective at preventing either disease. All evidence points to the latter.

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

To make these covidiots' brains short-circuit, ask them how masks are so effective against the flu yet have completely failed to stop millions of coof cases. You can't have it both ways; either masks are good enough to stop both, or they're ineffective at preventing either disease. All evidence points to the latter.

They just claim that it "proves" that COVID is mega super transmissible x500 so while the masks stop the flu they apparently don't stop COVID so we need to double mask or something...

 

[Kill a Troon for Pikamee]

So what is your favourite covid "vaccine" side effect? Mine's gotta be permanent blindness. I also like all these suicides, suicide attempts and self-mutilations, it's almost like this jab is devil's blood made of the flesh of ritually sacrificed children and not just innocent cough cure made and forced on people by the loving and caring governments, mainstream media and big pharma.

The only side effect of this jab that I don't enjoy hearing about is the numerous miscarriages, it's not the baby's fault that the mother was retarded

 

[Vince McMahon]

the prevailing custom was not to open any of the windows even though it was a massive sweatbox during the height of summer because "you can get flu from the draught of air".

Bad air is bullshit but rapid temperature changes may send your immune system into overdrive (because rapid temperature changes indicate an immune response) and actually give you the sniffles. Also, babushkas have impaired blood flow due to advanced age and getting them colder (coupled with a weak immune system) may give them the flu/pneumonia.


@It's HK-47 @Null Either thread ban @Product Placement or give us an option to hide posts like that, because there's a thin line between free speech and being a constant annoyance without meaningful contribution to the discussion. He's not being adversarial, he's just being an outright Indian on a designated shitting street.

If you don't care - then thread ban me, because that autist is beyond annoying.

 

[tulskij_tochnyj]

O lawd that would be the absolute peak of the entire shitshow.
Creutzfeldt-Jakob as a long-term effect from the vaccine.
Sounds unlikely, though. CJD is caused by prions, do any of the vaccines contain proteins or could result in prions forming?

mRNA encodes fragment of virus's spike protein. When mRNA gets into cells, ribosomes start producing this protein and then the protein moves into membrane so immune system can recognize it.
Unlike DNA, mRNA is quite unstable. AFAIR, Pfizer claims that only 60% of mRNA in their vaccine is intact. As long as these mRNA fragments have intact ribosome landing site (start codone and 5' end cap), ribosomes will attempt to translate them and synthesize proteins which may have different properties than initial spike protein fragment.
Of course, there are lots of ways our bodies can detect and neutralize foreign proteins. It's unlikely that spike protein and its fragments will behave like a prion - for example, causing normal proteins to change their shape, but only time will tell.

 

[Meriasek]

mRNA encodes fragment of virus's spike protein. When mRNA gets into cells, ribosomes start producing this protein and then the protein moves into membrane so immune system can recognize it.
Unlike DNA, mRNA is quite unstable. AFAIR, Pfizer claims that only 60% of mRNA in their vaccine is intact. As long as these mRNA fragments have intact ribosome landing site (start codone and 5' end cap), ribosomes will attempt to translate them and synthesize proteins which may have different properties than initial spike protein fragment.
Of course, there are lots of ways our bodies can detect and neutralize foreign proteins. It's unlikely that spike protein and its fragments will behave like a prion - for example, causing normal proteins to change their shape, but only time will tell.

Hm. Yeah, does sound unlikely. Would still be hilariously clownworldish if the vaccines people rushed to get would lead to a widespread and much deadlier disease.

 

[Bakarina]

Bad air is bullshit but rapid temperature changes may send your immune system into overdrive (because rapid temperature changes indicate an immune response) and actually give you the sniffles. Also, babushkas have impaired blood flow due to advanced age and getting them colder (coupled with a weak immune system) may give them the flu/pneumonia.


@It's HK-47 @Null Either thread ban @Product Placement or give us an option to hide posts like that, because there's a thin line between free speech and being a constant annoyance without meaningful contribution to the discussion. He's not being adversarial, he's just being an outright Indian on a designated shitting street.

If you don't care - then thread ban me, because that autist is beyond annoying.

Just hit the ignore button like everyone should have done weeks ago

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

@It's HK-47 @Null Either thread ban @Product Placement or give us an option to hide posts like that, because there's a thin line between free speech and being a constant annoyance without meaningful contribution to the discussion. He's not being adversarial, he's just being an outright Indian on a designated shitting street.

Just call him a faggot, negrate him, then move on.

Making public requests for the mods to come and boot the retarded cope poster is just feeding the troll by giving it attention and letting him know it's getting on your nerves.

mRNA encodes fragment of virus's spike protein. When mRNA gets into cells, ribosomes start producing this protein and then the protein moves into membrane so immune system can recognize it.
Unlike DNA, mRNA is quite unstable. AFAIR, Pfizer claims that only 60% of mRNA in their vaccine is intact. As long as these mRNA fragments have intact ribosome landing site (start codone and 5' end cap), ribosomes will attempt to translate them and synthesize proteins which may have different properties than initial spike protein fragment.
Of course, there are lots of ways our bodies can detect and neutralize foreign proteins. It's unlikely that spike protein and its fragments will behave like a prion - for example, causing normal proteins to change their shape, but only time will tell.

My concern long-term is autoimmune disorders. The big difference between an mRNA vaccine vs any of the traditional live/attenuated/deactivated virus vaccines is that the mRNA vaccine get's your cells to produce the viral protein.
Basically teaching your body to attack something made from your body.

Now, this is why there is great anti-cancer hopes for mRNA technology is precisely because they can *potentially* train your T-cells to friendly fire on your own cells (specifically the cancer cells). Fighting a disease where your body has turned against itself will very likely require a cure where your body turns against itself. The role of *most* T-cells is to delete cells that have been infected (once they are infected, they are a lost cause) and deny the pathogen a means of replication - so the trick is to get the T-cell to view the cancer cell as "infected/taken over" rather than a functioning cell.

Autoimmune disorders *usually* happen when your immune system get overzealous/trigger happy and start killing off working cells that aren't infected.
Teaching your T-cells to kill friendly cells that aren't infected *could* in quick step turn into an autoimmune problem when the T-cells don't stop killing uninfected cells.
(this is also purely focused on an anti-viral immune response. Anti-bacterial and anti-eukaryote (fungal, parasitic, etc.) are different functions for the most part)

My gripe with mRNA technology is less the technology itself, and more the speed that it went from a challenging research concept to suddenly the frontline necessity in the war on viral evolution overnight.