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originally posted by: CyberBuddha
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
a reply to: underpass61
Incorrect, it lowers the viral load and reduces the chances of passing on the infection...
This is common knowledge...
But then it doesn't fit your already decided upon narrative does it?
PA
Good madam or sir,
Certain ATS members have made up their mind that the Covid mRNA vaccines are bad. There’s nothing you or I can do to convince them otherwise. It’s a rather widespread US phenomenon.
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: PerfectAnomoly
Wait, you're going to trust the medical professionals that have been studying this their whole lives? Are they 2 years old? Not to mention, not only have vaccinated people been hospitalized after catching what they couldn't catch, but they've also died. Have your 2 year old medical professionals mentioned any of that to you or do they still blame the unvaccinated death devils?
Ok, your first sentence is weird, I won't respond to that...
Yes, some vaccianted people have still been hospitalised, this was known and expected, these people tend to have other health problems... IT is still possible to need the help of a hospital even if you are vaccinated... Especially if you are older... This is not new info... And does not "prove" that the vaccines don't do what they are supposed to do..
Again "catching what they couldn't catch", we were always told that it doesn't completely stop transmission, it lowers the viral load and the chance of passing it on.... I get that you were told something different in USA, but we're not all American..
Quit making straw man arguments based on out of date information and a lack of understanding... It's annoying..
PA
originally posted by: CyberBuddha
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
a reply to: underpass61
Incorrect, it lowers the viral load and reduces the chances of passing on the infection...
This is common knowledge...
But then it doesn't fit your already decided upon narrative does it?
PA
Good madam or sir,
Certain ATS members have made up their mind that the Covid mRNA vaccines are bad. There’s nothing you or I can do to convince them otherwise. It’s a rather widespread US phenomenon.
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: PerfectAnomoly
Wait, you're going to trust the medical professionals that have been studying this their whole lives? Are they 2 years old? Not to mention, not only have vaccinated people been hospitalized after catching what they couldn't catch, but they've also died. Have your 2 year old medical professionals mentioned any of that to you or do they still blame the unvaccinated death devils?
Ok, your first sentence is weird, I won't respond to that...
Yes, some vaccianted people have still been hospitalised, this was known and expected, these people tend to have other health problems... IT is still possible to need the help of a hospital even if you are vaccinated... Especially if you are older... This is not new info... And does not "prove" that the vaccines don't do what they are supposed to do..
Again "catching what they couldn't catch", we were always told that it doesn't completely stop transmission, it lowers the viral load and the chance of passing it on.... I get that you were told something different in USA, but we're not all American..
Quit making straw man arguments based on out of date information and a lack of understanding... It's annoying..
PA
What out-of-date information? As for my first "weird sentence", you said you'll trust the medical professionals that have been studying this their whole lives. This, being a virus that was introduced 2 years ago. Medical professionals don't know anything more than we do about this, although they act like they're gods and we should shut our mouths and listen.
Yet you kowtow to these medical professionals and scientists that have miscalculated just about everything so far, and not just in America. I see it with my own eyes, why should I believe all these professionals who basically tell me that I'm not seeing what I'm seeing?
We were told from the beginning that if we got vaccinated, we wouldn't catch covid. When vaccinated people were still catching covid, they were told they wouldn't get as sick as the Typhoon Marys that weren't vaccinated, when they were getting just as sick as the unvaccinated, they were told they might get as sick but wouldn't be hospitalized, when the vaccinated were being hospitalized, they were told they might be hospitalized, but they wouldn't die. When the vaccinated began to die, they were told that they wouldn't die as often as the unvaccinated. It's all been one big lie from one excuse to the next. Now here you are telling me that all of those lies aren't lies, they're just out-of-date information. It's annoying..
For my "lack of understanding", what exactly is your logic here? You come across as a "believe everything, question nothing" kind of guy. A good little sheep.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MiddleInsite
I did my own research. Made up my own mind. Got both vaccines AND the booster, and I DO NOT have buyer's remorse.
What exactly did you think the vaccine was supposed to do? Cure Covid?
You were either mislead or didn't listen closely enough.
a reply to: incoserv
Me too.
It was made very clear from the beginning that it was about not spreading the virus.
Spock says, “Logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.”
Meanwhile, back in reality, everyone else heard Biden say that the vaccine will keep you from catching covid, even the Delda variant, and Fauci said once you're vaccinated, you no longer have to wear a mask or social distance because you'd be protected from catching covid.
Is Biden an immunologist or scientist in any field?
Fauci also said: “You’ve Got to Evolve with the Science. Science Is a Self‑Correcting Process”
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: PerfectAnomoly
Wait, you're going to trust the medical professionals that have been studying this their whole lives? Are they 2 years old? Not to mention, not only have vaccinated people been hospitalized after catching what they couldn't catch, but they've also died. Have your 2 year old medical professionals mentioned any of that to you or do they still blame the unvaccinated death devils?
Ok, your first sentence is weird, I won't respond to that...
Yes, some vaccianted people have still been hospitalised, this was known and expected, these people tend to have other health problems... IT is still possible to need the help of a hospital even if you are vaccinated... Especially if you are older... This is not new info... And does not "prove" that the vaccines don't do what they are supposed to do..
Again "catching what they couldn't catch", we were always told that it doesn't completely stop transmission, it lowers the viral load and the chance of passing it on.... I get that you were told something different in USA, but we're not all American..
Quit making straw man arguments based on out of date information and a lack of understanding... It's annoying..
PA
We were told from the beginning that if we got vaccinated, we wouldn't catch covid. When vaccinated people were still catching covid, they were told they wouldn't get as sick as the Typhoon Marys that weren't vaccinated, when they were getting just as sick as the unvaccinated, they were told they might get as sick but wouldn't be hospitalized, when the vaccinated were being hospitalized, they were told they might be hospitalized, but they wouldn't die. When the vaccinated began to die, they were told that they wouldn't die as often as the unvaccinated. It's all been one big lie from one excuse to the next.
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MiddleInsite
I did my own research. Made up my own mind. Got both vaccines AND the booster, and I DO NOT have buyer's remorse.
What exactly did you think the vaccine was supposed to do? Cure Covid?
You were either mislead or didn't listen closely enough.
a reply to: incoserv
Me too.
It was made very clear from the beginning that it was about not spreading the virus.
Spock says, “Logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.”
Meanwhile, back in reality, everyone else heard Biden say that the vaccine will keep you from catching covid, even the Delda variant, and Fauci said once you're vaccinated, you no longer have to wear a mask or social distance because you'd be protected from catching covid.
Is Biden an immunologist or scientist in any field?
Fauci also said: “You’ve Got to Evolve with the Science. Science Is a Self‑Correcting Process”
Biden is the president who told us what the doctors, immunologists, and scientists told him. Their information was and continues to be inaccurate but we're supposed to believe it without question.
originally posted by: incoserv
originally posted by: ARM1968
The lie was so big that they believed it. I’m still not sure that the vaccine was the real reason behind it all, or maybe a way to accelerate the spread of the spike. I dunno. What I do know is that the vaccines were and are dangerous and again I am sure they cannot be easily unpicked from the chaos consuming us all so quickly.
No, still not what I'm asking. Yes, the lie was so big that many believed it. But I didn't believe it.
The question is, why did uneducated people like me "get it" when so many of the "educated" inteligentsia did not.
originally posted by: underpass61
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: PerfectAnomoly
Wait, you're going to trust the medical professionals that have been studying this their whole lives? Are they 2 years old? Not to mention, not only have vaccinated people been hospitalized after catching what they couldn't catch, but they've also died. Have your 2 year old medical professionals mentioned any of that to you or do they still blame the unvaccinated death devils?
Ok, your first sentence is weird, I won't respond to that...
Yes, some vaccianted people have still been hospitalised, this was known and expected, these people tend to have other health problems... IT is still possible to need the help of a hospital even if you are vaccinated... Especially if you are older... This is not new info... And does not "prove" that the vaccines don't do what they are supposed to do..
Again "catching what they couldn't catch", we were always told that it doesn't completely stop transmission, it lowers the viral load and the chance of passing it on.... I get that you were told something different in USA, but we're not all American..
Quit making straw man arguments based on out of date information and a lack of understanding... It's annoying..
PA
We were told from the beginning that if we got vaccinated, we wouldn't catch covid. When vaccinated people were still catching covid, they were told they wouldn't get as sick as the Typhoon Marys that weren't vaccinated, when they were getting just as sick as the unvaccinated, they were told they might get as sick but wouldn't be hospitalized, when the vaccinated were being hospitalized, they were told they might be hospitalized, but they wouldn't die. When the vaccinated began to die, they were told that they wouldn't die as often as the unvaccinated. It's all been one big lie from one excuse to the next.
It's astounding how quickly and unquestioningly they will move from one scenario to the next once their original claims fall apart. They now deny that it was ever said that the jab provided immunity. If that was true, where did the term "breakthrough infection" come from? If they always expected the jabbed to still contract covid, then why "breakthrough"? I remember the panicky headlines and MSM reports when the vaxxed started getting sick, now the goalposts have been moved again to, "It was never said you couldn't contract the virus". Now they are getting repeat infections (unlike the unvaxxed) and it's all normal, nothing to see here.
This is not a "some of us are being lied to" situation. We are ALL being lied to, some just can't face it.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: MiddleInsite
I did my own research. Made up my own mind. Got both vaccines AND the booster, and I DO NOT have buyer's remorse.
What exactly did you think the vaccine was supposed to do? Cure Covid?
You were either mislead or didn't listen closely enough.
a reply to: incoserv
Me too.
It was made very clear from the beginning that it was about not spreading the virus.
Spock says, “Logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.”
Meanwhile, back in reality, everyone else heard Biden say that the vaccine will keep you from catching covid, even the Delda variant, and Fauci said once you're vaccinated, you no longer have to wear a mask or social distance because you'd be protected from catching covid.
Is Biden an immunologist or scientist in any field?
Fauci also said: “You’ve Got to Evolve with the Science. Science Is a Self‑Correcting Process”
Biden is the president who told us what the doctors, immunologists, and scientists told him. Their information was and continues to be inaccurate but we're supposed to believe it without question.
I don't think we're supposed to be stupid.
That can go both ways.
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: incoserv
originally posted by: ARM1968
The lie was so big that they believed it. I’m still not sure that the vaccine was the real reason behind it all, or maybe a way to accelerate the spread of the spike. I dunno. What I do know is that the vaccines were and are dangerous and again I am sure they cannot be easily unpicked from the chaos consuming us all so quickly.
No, still not what I'm asking. Yes, the lie was so big that many believed it. But I didn't believe it.
The question is, why did uneducated people like me "get it" when so many of the "educated" inteligentsia did not.
In my circle I am in a Scientific setting. The people were divided. It was 50/50 with us at the office agreeing to disagree. Yes, most those that took it have had CV several times. The rest of us not at all or just once. Most of those who did take it are not getting the boosters after the 2nd shot due to our in house observable data of each other. We quit wearing the masks in the building officially, but a few still do.
The science is coming back to prove the series of vaccinations are dangerous and common sense is ruling the day in our office now. The tide has turned. Monkey pox is not going to be taken to be a "hetero" disease. Keeping one partner, and not going to all night gay orgies is how to stay safe. Will the media tell us that?
originally posted by: 25shadesofgraybeard
How about this. Let the big science brains battle the big legal brains. They are both highly educated. Lets repeal the PREP act here in the USA at least and see what plays out. If the jab is so safe, indeed beneficial even, then what could be the problem? This no liability stuff has to stop. No accountability what so ever is a free money printing press to these people. If all these heart issues and clotting issues and reproduction issues are all phony what can be the harm? Big pharma used to be right up there with big oil as public enemy #1 and 2. Discovery should be very interesting if law suits would ever be allowed to play out. I know I am dreaming but maybe some BOLD member of congress or senate will push for this. I am sorta looking at you Rand Paul. MTG might go for it in the house. I will admit to not being highly credentialed myself so my general skepticism on most things just isn't as valid I know.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: Notabot12345666
a reply to: incoserv
Yeah, if you look at a box of masks, it says right on the box the masks it do NOT provide any protection from covid 19.
But you know....cults
MAYO CLINIC -- but what do they know, right?
Mayo Clinic Minute: Study shows masks can prevent COVID-19 -- July 29, 2021
Mayo Clinic researchers recently published a study that shows the proper use of masks reduces the spread of respiratory droplets. The findings strongly support the protective value and effectiveness of widespread mask use and maintaining physical distance in reducing the spread of COVID-19.
"We found objectively that masks are critically important. They're very effective at protecting the people around you. If you're wearing a mask, you're protecting others. If they're wearing masks, they're protecting you," says Dr. Matthew Callstrom, a Mayo Clinic radiologist and one of the study's auth
newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org...