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11-05-21, 10:49 AM | #9121 | |
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There are many reports of people dropping dead within a week of getting the vax and no significant effort to evaluate how the vax may have contributed to or caused their deaths. In the US, they refuse to report anyone who gets covid after being vaccinated unless it results in hospitalization. How many people who got vaccinated and still got infected is unknown. Both my wife and I are vaxxed and we both had to go to the hospital after getting infected. But because we were not admitted into a bed, it doesn't get reported. Our teenage son and tween daughter who were unvaxxed got covid at the same time as us and ended up with the sniffles for 2-3 days... Shouldn't people understand if they are more likely to suffer adverse side effects from the vaccine if they have a specific condition? Shouldn't they be able to evaluate those risks in the face of exactly how effective the vaccine will be to begin with? We do that now with every other vaccine. A 10 year old healthy child has a higher risk of vaccine side effects than of a bad outcome from being infected. A 70 year old with diabetes has a huge risk from being infected in comparison to getting vaxxed. A 35 year old with an autoimmune disorder or a blood clotting disorder is different in the middle. |
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11-05-21, 11:01 AM | #9122 | |
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I'm told when we're taking the third booster jab is required every 6 months, UNTIL, the pandemic is over and is like taking a flu shot every 12 months. Nobody knows how long the COVID pandemic will last, some say the pandemic may last up to 6 or 7 years, because, nobody knows how long. We need to learn to live within the new normal COVID pandemic enviroment, until, it's OVER. If you really hated to live within the new normal COVID pandemic, blame, China for the whole disaster. |
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11-05-21, 11:20 AM | #9123 |
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Friends there's things I really don't understand. Been reading as much as I can in this thread and it makes me thoughtful.
I've read all the comments from friends who says it's important to get these jabs and how well it protect against Corona/Covid-19. Then I read how these people refuse to meet unvaccinated people-This is what I don't understand-Isn't this vaccine good enough after all ? So why force people to take the shot. Maybe it's me who don't understand it. Markus
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11-05-21, 11:23 AM | #9124 |
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Interesting watch:
Sanjay Gupta talks with Covid-19 survivors about misinformation https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=2306033622860914
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11-05-21, 11:39 AM | #9125 | |
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11-05-21, 11:40 AM | #9126 | |
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I am vaccinated. I have a very high probability of not suffering a serious case when getting infected, I most likely will not need to go to hospital or into ICU. I will most likely not die. I have a raised probability of not getting infected in the first. The virus finds it more difficult to infest me. I stay infectous for shorter time, beign a risk for others for shorter time. But this probability is not as high as the one for not getting dangerously ill from it. Its a reasonable argument, but not the decisive, the cutting argument. Therefore, I still can become a carrier and spreader, while not even being aware of it. The likelihood is only much smaller, but not smaller by ten factors or so, but only three or four factors. And if I infect somebody else, than that is what is happening, I infect this other person. And if this person happens to be unvaccinated and old and having comorbidities, that meeting between us two has a solid risk of ending not nicely for this other person. So, even vaccinated persons can help to spread the pandemic and keep it running. They only do that at reduced probabilities, or reduced intensitiy. But they still do it. Just not as often anymore as without vaccination.
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11-05-21, 11:46 AM | #9127 | |
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11-05-21, 11:47 AM | #9128 | |
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11-05-21, 11:48 AM | #9129 |
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Big surprise?
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11-05-21, 11:54 AM | #9130 | |
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11-05-21, 12:09 PM | #9131 |
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Thank you AVGWarhawk and Skybird for your answer to my comment.
Yes it's up the vaccinated if they want to meet unvaccinated people Reading Skybirds comment made me wonder. Is a vaccinated person more dangerous towards others-Here I'm thinking. The vaccinated think they are protected and do not take these weekly test and could walk around contagious and infect others- both vaccinated and unvaccinated. Markus
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11-05-21, 12:10 PM | #9132 | |
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Isn't that Sanjay Gupta quack peddling horse tranquilizers or something?
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11-05-21, 12:13 PM | #9133 | |
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11-05-21, 12:14 PM | #9134 |
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A vaccinated person is les sliely to become ifnected in the first, and if getting infected, stays infectous for shorter tiem than unvaccinated people. Thus, by probabilities a vaccinated person "materially" is less dangerous, no doubt in that.
If that person takes its vacicnation as an arzgument to ebcome uncarind and unrespectful and ebhave in a uncautious manner, it therefore behaves more "aggressive" and thus if this person is infecitous it spread the infeciton mroe aggressively. To be precise, this person could be more dangerous - but exclusively due to its behaviour. No argument can be formed from this that vaccinations are useless or are dangerous and should be "forbidden".
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11-05-21, 12:31 PM | #9135 | |
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