Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

The data also shows the vaccine was effective at preventing hospitalizations and deaths. Why is that a bad thing?

 

It was called Covid-19 for a reason. Yet somehow it took a year and a half to find and kill the unvaccinated.

 

There is an argument that at the time for those over 65 it may have been worthwhile. Reality is it likely did not matter. But no one under 65 should have ever been given this shot. Your post here defines that reality!

Hospitalizations and Deaths were always skewed to the elderly with comorbidities. Add to it. People like you demonized drugs that were safe whether they worked or not.

You were a driver of pushing the antithesis of medicine. With that said. I do not think you were malicious in it. But you clearly have not learned from reality. As all those you dumped on were right. And maybe you still see the one percent doctor dumb enough to tell you to put another covid shot in your kid. But that is clearly not what medical professionals recommend.

 

The data shows everyone 12 and older had lower hospitalization and morbidity rates. All the data. I ask again, why is that a bad thing?

 

I'll just link back to the last time I analyzed your data (spoiler alert, your data shows the vaccinations are highly effective):

Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

 

Nothing to be effective against.

 

Something is killing Canadians at a rate that went through the roof AFTER vaccine uptake …

 

@philnotfil and @AzCatFan are certainly up to date with their Covid schedule. LOL!

 

Yes. That's because I'm well informed, smart, and over 50.

 

There is a criminal amount of disinformation in this thread. I couldn't deal with him any more.

 

LOL!

Science and Medicine is far more informed than you right now. But if you want to be on the covid shot schedule. You do you! LOL!!!!!

 

He's doing his best with what he has to work with. Unfortunately he can't find any data that supports his conclusions, so he has to avoid interacting with posts containing data, other than a driveby rating.

 

Prove that there is anything to vaccinate for.

 

It is funny how some people need scarcity of data to try to make their point. Also funny, that there actually is data on this topic, and it doesn't make their point.

Closed but Not Protected: Excess Deaths Among the Amish and Mennonites During the COVID-19 Pandemic

 

There's a funny bumper sticker I come across from time to time. It reads "HONK IF YOU'RE AMISH!"

Go GATORS!
,WESGATORS

 

I hear you. Me ? I don’t get why people jump on the first google entry without giving it a good read. The study basically supports the meme!

By way of background, the Amish population largely rejected public health recommendations during Covid, but fared no worse in terms of health impact than the rest of the country that masked, isolated, and vaccinated. That’s according to available data, and even the federally-funded study in question. Those findings imply the US could have avoided experimental vaccines that have serious side effects; and circumvented costly shutdowns that devastated the economy, travel, businesses, mental health, and education at the expense of trillions of US tax dollars.

rylattkisson.com/2024/09/update-on-the-amish-approach-to-covid/

 

Funny how the Amish weren’t wiped out in 2020, but rather sustained healthy population growth throughout the panic. Suggested Amish bumper sticker …

WE ARE EVERYWHERE

 

Yep

 

I walked away from a job that required vaccine or weekly test. Essentially it was comply or find another job. But they didn’t force me!