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now, the EU are talking about making covid passports or you wont be allowed to travel between countries while at the same time, talking about making new vaccines because new strains keep poping up. face it, the lockdown is eternal.

funny how little they talk about immigrants because they not vaccinated and yet get to not only travel but stay in our country illegally.
 
now, the EU are talking about making covid passports or you wont be allowed to travel between countries while at the same time, talking about making new vaccines because new strains keep poping up. face it, the lockdown is eternal.

funny how little they talk about immigrants because they not vaccinated and yet get to not only travel but stay in our country illegally.
I'll just get a tan, burn my passport, and pretend I don't speak any local language.
 
now, the EU are talking about making covid passports or you wont be allowed to travel between countries while at the same time, talking about making new vaccines because new strains keep poping up. face it, the lockdown is eternal.
You liked the War on Drugs, War on Poverty and War on Terror? Get ready for the new smash hit: The War on Viral Evolution!!!
 
Florida education commissioner is calling for no mask requirement for schools in the fall. I knew DeSantis wouldn’t enforce this past this school year. Distancing is basically already gone in schools, so that should be gone entirely as well.

Masks will be optional, of course, but in a school can you even imagine...if Karen forces Kyle to wear a mask, he’s gonna ditch it the second she pulls away from the drop-off zone.

Florida has free virtual school, FLVS, from the state, and most counties have a localized version of it as well. All kids in Florida are eligible for this. That is what people with kids they think are vulnerable, or people who are just Karens for no reason at all, need to do, take advantage of FLVS.
 
Masks will be optional, of course, but in a school can you even imagine...if Karen forces Kyle to wear a mask, he’s gonna ditch it the second she pulls away from the drop-off zone.
Can't wait until the kids wearing blue bandannas start stabbing the kids wearing red bandannas, and no one can tell them to get rid of their bandannas because it's their "mask".
 
Saw a piece on the news (NOT local news, but NewsNet [I don't do local news anymore 'cause it's infested with all the "OMG black person killed by cop" stories while skimming over our own native violence as if those nigs dying is no big deal, which it really isn't]) and they showed a study that Vitamin D helps with Covid!!

Who would have thunk? Hmm. Weren't we saying that like, a year ago? And of course, they tell you the foods you can eat to get said vitamin, conveniently leaving out SUNLIGHT.

Shoot all journalists (in Minecraft)
 
Also, if you guys will forgive a personal sperg, I find it a bit unsettling how many people are chalking up these period issues to "stress". I know objectively that this is because periods in general are kind of a fucked up subject (so many people are on BC and have been since they were teenagers, many adults have IUDs, etc.) in terms of data collection, but at the same time there's a difference between being a few days late and missing a whole month. That's really abnormal.
Stress? These people really don't think before they open their mouths do they? Why would anyone be stressed at this point? If anything these people have been stressed for the past year. You'd think they'd feel relieved now that they've finally gotten their shots! Must be the work of "The Science."

Saw a piece on the news (NOT local news, but NewsNet [I don't do local news anymore 'cause it's infested with all the "OMG black person killed by cop" stories while skimming over our own native violence as if those nigs dying is no big deal, which it really isn't]) and they showed a study that Vitamin D helps with Covid!!

Who would have thunk? Hmm. Weren't we saying that like, a year ago? And of course, they tell you the foods you can eat to get said vitamin, conveniently leaving out SUNLIGHT.

Shoot all journalists (in Minecraft)
These stories are starting to come around more. A bit surprising with all the variant fearmongering going on so I'm curious what the deal is. Biden's Independence Day threat is nothing more than another scare tactic, I have no doubt. Outside of snitches in places like NYC I doubt anyone would even bother alerting police to a gathering. I'm hoping things will be normal again for most of us sometime this summer. Hell even our campus is planning on opening at full capacity come September (and this is New York) distancing be damned. No more check-ins or testing either from what I've been told, because what a logistical nightmare that would be. Knowing the powers that be, they want their money and I'm assuming they're not expecting anymore freebies by then. Things can change though, I'm sure.
 
The following is based on an actual conversation I overheard.
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Her poor fucking kid.
Also, if you guys will forgive a personal sperg, I find it a bit unsettling how many people are chalking up these period issues to "stress". I know objectively that this is because periods in general are kind of a fucked up subject (so many people are on BC and have been since they were teenagers, many adults have IUDs, etc.) in terms of data collection, but at the same time there's a difference between being a few days late and missing a whole month. That's really abnormal.
When a woman's body is under an unnecessary amount of stress, your period can become irregular and sometimes stop altogether. Your body can also attack a fetus if you are under an unnecessary amount of stress when pregnant as well (which leads to a bunch of other issues). Plus, some medications can fuck with BC (like antibiotics).

That being said, why the fuck would anyone willingly take the covid jab
 
I've been going back and forth with my governor's office trying to get them on record about why they are keeping the mask mandate going in spite of evidence to the contrary. My request is simple; provide the source of the science you are using to take the opposite approach.

Unsurprisingly I just get form emails back. Something about they are too busy due to COVID. They always have this one smarmy line at the end:

"Please stay healthy at home"

I got the most recent one yesterday. On the SAME DAY, they announced that they will now be requiring those on unemployment to start looking for jobs again.

So which is it? Go get a job or stay healthy at home? Those are two clearly conflicting messages.

I've asked for clarification. I won't get it.
 
That being said, why the fuck would anyone willingly take the covid jab
Because if you're actually at risk for dying of COVID (olds & fats), then its worth the risk.
Basically, if you are fat and old, or have a compromised immune system, then the 0.005% chance of adverse affects easily outweighs the >1% chance of actually having a serious COVID case.

Otherwise tard faggots who buy into social responsibility horseshit want to "do their part".
Also a lot of people are gullible and think "well if I just do it then we can open sooner" which completely ignores the possibility that you could have always just opened.

People who have already had COVID and still get the jab are just retarded sheep who listen to what the news says and can't do basic research on their own.
 
People who have already had COVID and still get the jab are just retarded sheep who listen to what the news says and can't do basic research on their own.
Graceful apologies for stepping into tardhaven, but there's already decent evidence that getting COVID gives you fewer months of immunity than a two-shot vaccination does (as expected), which is why at least a single shot as a booster to the immune response you mounted while infected has been recommended. If you have had COVID and you are in a vulnerable population, it's still worth it to at least get a single shot, as single shot booster treatment becomes available.

More on the topic of "social responsibility," the goal is to slow the spread in general, and it's hard to do that if retarded college kids pass it around between themselves indefinitely. The pooch was screwed harder than a white girl's Maltese the moment it got into the US, and again when the feds didn't bother to shut down state borders, but there's still some hope of limiting COVID's existence entirely in rural & outlying areas by way of vaccination. That's a narrative war, and it's one being lost to screeching paranoia. We are unlikely to ever contain and eliminate COVID in the way that we eliminated Smallpox, because at some point some asshole decided "not wanting to get vaccinated" was a personality.
Aside from that, boosters are already being developed already for new strains, enough sensible people are being vaccinated, and ICU bed occupancy has mostly recovered from the highs of last year and earlier this year (down to 6% COVID occupancy from avg 30-40% in February pre vaccination wave), so we're at a point where the most vulnerable are nearly safe, and the general population playing their luck can enjoy the consequences (or lack thereof) without fucking over everyone else.
I feel for the people in the backwoods getting fucked by the situation, and for the asthmatic immunocompromised boomers who got taken in by whinging and conspiracy theories and will be dying in hospital beds for decades to come, but the mass doom and gloom markers have IMO entirely passed by. A lot of healthcare providers and experts are still so anxious with how close things came to the brink despite initially downplaying the disease that they're in full panic mode, and I'm not sure that's the right call, either.
 
Graceful apologies for stepping into tardhaven, but there's already decent evidence that getting COVID gives you fewer months of immunity than a two-shot vaccination does (as expected), which is why at least a single shot as a booster to the immune response you mounted while infected has been recommended. If you have had COVID and you are in a vulnerable population, it's still worth it to at least get a single shot, as single shot booster treatment becomes available.

More on the topic of "social responsibility," the goal is to slow the spread in general, and it's hard to do that if retarded college kids pass it around between themselves indefinitely. The pooch was screwed harder than a white girl's Maltese the moment it got into the US, and again when the feds didn't bother to shut down state borders, but there's still some hope of limiting COVID's existence entirely in rural & outlying areas by way of vaccination. That's a narrative war, and it's one being lost to screeching paranoia. We are unlikely to ever contain and eliminate COVID in the way that we eliminated Smallpox, because at some point some asshole decided "not wanting to get vaccinated" was a personality.
Aside from that, boosters are already being developed already for new strains, enough sensible people are being vaccinated, and ICU bed occupancy has mostly recovered from the highs of last year and earlier this year (down to 6% COVID occupancy from avg 30-40% in February pre vaccination wave), so we're at a point where the most vulnerable are nearly safe, and the general population playing their luck can enjoy the consequences (or lack thereof) without fucking over everyone else.
I feel for the people in the backwoods getting fucked by the situation, and for the asthmatic immunocompromised boomers who got taken in by whinging and conspiracy theories and will be dying in hospital beds for decades to come, but the mass doom and gloom markers have IMO entirely passed by. A lot of healthcare providers and experts are still so anxious with how close things came to the brink despite initially downplaying the disease that they're in full panic mode, and I'm not sure that's the right call, either.
Ok cool none of that explains why a disease with a mortality rate of 0.05% requires a response that causes this much social and economic devestation. That's like 20% more deadly than the flu.
 
Ok cool none of that explains why a disease with a mortality rate of 0.05% requires a response that causes this much social and economic devestation. That's like 20% more deadly than the flu.
I have nothing to explain to you if you assume you already have the answers. You've already cited two facts to me that aren't facts, and made baldfaced assumptions that the "devestation" was based on those non-facts. It's inherently dishonest.
Yes, if the dramatic response to COVID was based on a disease with a mortality rate of 0.05% that was 20% more deadly than the flu, it would be a very confusing world indeed! *sigh*
 
Graceful apologies for stepping into tardhaven, but there's already decent evidence that getting COVID gives you fewer months of immunity than a two-shot vaccination does (as expected), which is why at least a single shot as a booster to the immune response you mounted while infected has been recommended.
All that evidence is based on the presence of antibodies, NOT T-cell & B-cell memory.

Additionally, despite worded as "you can still get COVID again!!!", the recent studies out of Holland and the US found that people who are otherwise young and healthy only have a 10-20% chance of reinfection, and of those around 85% of reinfections are completely asymptomatic or mild symptomatic - which when taking into account even the vaccines don't actually stop COVID infection but simply mitigate symptoms means natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine >97% of the time.

Furthermore, there has still been zero scientific explanation given of why natural immunity would be less efficient than a vaccine.
The whole purpose of a vaccine is to trick your body into thinking its dealing with the real deal and react accordingly, so why in the fuck would your body magically drop the ball after the real deal?
It's not a fucking retrovirus, its not a fucking matonavirus, its a fucking coronavirus.
If you have had COVID and you are in a vulnerable population, it's still worth it to at least get a single shot, as single shot booster treatment becomes available.
This I'll give you, only because the vulnerable demographics have shit immune systems in general.

We are unlikely to ever contain and eliminate COVID in the way that we eliminated Smallpox, because at some point some asshole decided "not wanting to get vaccinated" was a personality.
No, we are unlikely to ever contain and eliminate COVID because of how transmissible it is, how fast it mutates and the fact that unlike smallpox it has an animal reservoir.

Recent studies on donated blood have found it was circulating in the US as early as December and Europe as early as September. It had spread to at least 2 other continents by the time the world was even noticing some mystery illness in China.
 
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