Coronavirus in the United States - news and thoughts

Only because the vaccine-promotive are wont to use the seatbelt analogy ...

 

LMFAO! This is one smart dude in this video.

 

I guess we all see what we want. I see a person who thinks they know more about developing vaccines than the country's leading expert on infectious disease - probably because he read something on Facebook from some other armchair expert with zero knowledge or experience.

 

Yep and I never took that poisonous "vaccine" and I am doing just fine. Seeing is believing for some but reading, and knowledge, is more than fundamental.

 

Who is the leading expert on flat-earthism ?

 

Honestly, the way things were trending back then you were both lucky the authorities didn't just hold you down and give you one anyway.

 

More proof that kids weren't at risk for covid. Zero Covid deaths and only 5 hospitalizations.

 

You do realize this study is about reinfections and not initial infections? Right?

 

That man had it right. The biggest lie in the whole thing was the lady telling him that by not taking the shot he was going to allow Covid to continue to percolate in the country. It took some longer than others to see it. And some here still don’t see it.

 

There is a certain derangement involved in this whole thing. Too many blind sheeple in this world.

 

They discussed both and also showed how many kids died(ZERO) and how many kids were hospitalized. Not hard to understand unless one is upset the data doesn't match their preconceived ideas.

 

It absolutely does not say zero kids died from primary infection. Can you read?

 

Yes I can read. I child was classified as a "covid death" had a serious congenital heart defect. So sure, lets go with ZERO Healthy kids died from Covid in their study and 1 Seriously unhealthy child "might've died" from covid.

 

I can categorically state that zero kids died from a mythical pathogen.

 

Do you have a link for the study? I see no mention of a child with congenital heart defects shown on what you posted.

 

It's easy to look up if you wanted to. Google is your friend.

Incidence, Risk, and Severity of Pediatric SARS-CoV-2 Reinfections

 

Or you could just provide the link to the study you apparently want us to read. Thanks.

 

Or don't be lazy. Sorry for thinking you could lift a finger.

 

I'm not claiming that the incidence of death in children was even remotely high because I don't know the numbers and quite frankly don't feel like looking it up, but I do know that the chance of reinfection in any children who died would be zero. This study just confirms that if a child got a mild case the first time, then they're also likely to get a mild case the 2nd time and also if they had a more severe case the first time that the 2nd time is likely to be mild.

 

Apology accepted.