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Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by GatorNorth, Feb 25, 2020.

  1. QGator2414

    QGator2414 VIP Member

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    I don’t agree with duggers position on viruses. But I find it interesting and it does make me think…

    What is clear…the people you probably listen to and follow would tell you jab a healthy 6 month old. And that is just bat$#!+ crazy guidance!
     
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  2. AzCatFan

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    I answered your question. Why are you ignoring mine? In the 20 - 29 age range, which cohort has a higher COVID mortality rate? Vaccinated or unvaccinated? Same question for all age groups 30 and above?
     
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  3. QGator2414

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    It is a frivolous and stupid question. That age group has almost no risk from the disease. And with the known safety signals these shots never would have been approved in that situation.

    In fact is is gross malpractice they were. But we protected the companies and fed you propaganda. Propaganda to the point you unnecessarily jabbed your own kids. You know this. Instead of being angry and trying to right the wrong. You are trying to justify it…
     
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  4. AzCatFan

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    Wrong. It's the most pertinent question when it comes to public health and vaccine recommendations. So I ask again, in the 20 - 29 age cohort, which group shows a higher COVID morality rate in all data, acid all countries, vaccinated or unvaccinated?
     
  5. QGator2414

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    It is the wrong question when it comes to the shot and I am not going to fall for it like you did. The idiots at the cdc own you sadly. You do not understand medicine and the purpose of approving drugs.

    Sadly the fda and cdc are owned and with that so are you.

    Be careful what you put in your kids!
     
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  6. AzCatFan

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    You refuse to answer because you refuse to acknowledge the truth. Because that truth, that in all age groups 20 and older, COVID mortality rate is lower among the vaccinated, blows your silly argument to bloody hell.

    Here's a different version of the same question. If it could be proven that for all ages 20 and older, the vaccinated have a lower mortality rate, would you change your mind on vaccine recommendations?

    And isn't saving the most lives possible really what public health is all about? Making the question, does the vaccine save lives the most important question to ask in regards to the vaccine?
     
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  7. QGator2414

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    The fact you do not realize we approved drug that would never have been approved for your kids based on risk benefit speaks for itself.
     
  8. AzCatFan

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    Your refusal to answer simple questions based on available data speaks volumes.
     
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  9. QGator2414

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    LOL!

    I fully understand you want to justify jabbing your kids unnecessarily. But you keep doing you!
     
  10. AzCatFan

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    Yep. I'll keep following all the data that says the jab is safe, and at all age levels 12 and up, has proven to save lives. You can do you, which is to avoid the truth and misunderand science, which would be funny if it weren't so dangerous. I answered your question honestly. Your absolute avoidance in answering mine, again, speaks volumes.
     
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  11. QGator2414

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    LOL! Big Pharma loves you. In this case there are very few left who they can control like you with the help of the cdc. Amazing you would listen to these idiots at the cdc!
     
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  12. AzCatFan

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    Why listen to experts with advanced degrees when you can listen to an ignoramus who thinks common vaccine side effects are sAfeTY SignAlS! LOL!
     
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  13. l_boy

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    About what?
     
  14. l_boy

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    Dude. Give it a rest. You’ve probably posted over 250 posts arguing with these rubes, and what do you have to show for it? You are perpetuating the problem you think your fighting.
     
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  15. l_boy

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    All I can say is in July my son and I got it for the first time (and daughter at least the 2nd, perhaps more). On a Thursday evening I got the chills and was shivering for a bit. Downed some Tylenol and ibuprofen and felt better. Tried to take a Covid test but it didn’t work. Next day I felt better and helped my daughter move. By Sunday my son was getting sick and Monday we both went in, he had a 101 fever. I tested positive. He tested negative. He also lost his smell and taste. It is clear he had it, but perhaps not long enough to test positive.

    If your son went back in he would likely test positive.
     
  16. mutz87

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    Here

    CDC excess mortality numbers do not include location or deliberate or accidental deaths, so no auto crashes or homicides, but deaths from certain classes of diseases. So even if these other deaths occurred in numbers you suggest, they wouldn't have any bearing on the CDC's numbers.
     
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  17. QGator2414

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    Just please don’t jab your kids!
     
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  18. G8trGr8t

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    Did they give u antivirals or just tylenol and ride it out?
     
  19. HeyItsMe

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    I get it, though. You hope at some point facts and logic will get through to these people if you drill it into their head enough times. Unfortunately, these individuals are a lost cause, and not only that, extremely arrogant and condescending in their ignorance , hence why they’ve long since been blocked.
     
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    I’ll bet you think you sprung one on me. Abstracts like this were shoved in my face early and often.

    Though sparse, if you read closely, the *presupposed* ‘virus’ was grown in cell culture and not actually found (and isolated) in a sick individual. And that’s how virology falls apart at the very first step.

    Isolation/purification is the black sheep of virology.

    Deeper dive …

    Has the “Virus” Been Isolated? No.

    And you’ve misconstrued my commentary on deaths. I did not argue that accidents and such were counted as Covid deaths. Although I can point you to incidences in which they were. Rather, I am arguing that since excess mortality is tendered as evidence of a killer plague, that such deaths can easily be attributed to other factors. And I can.
     
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