SoupNazi2001 said:
Ever notice how defensive people who chose to get the vaccine are whenever any of these stories come up.
I think it's more of people just call out idiocy like "it's not a real vaccine". Morons deserve ridicule.
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I think it's more of people just call out idiocy like "it's not a real vaccine". Morons deserve ridicule.
Aston04 said:Good lord, enough of these convoluted anecdotal stories. If you don't want the vaccine, fine. You don't need to sell everyone with this crap.Quote:
My SIL just told us today of a friend who was hospitalized
If you want to bury your head in the sand, fine, but don't act like it's completely safe. It's obviously very dangerous for some people.
SoupNazi2001 said:
Ever notice how defensive people who chose to get the vaccine are whenever any of these stories come up.
They arent the ones starting the threads, broseph...
It's the ones seeking approval and validation in their decision NOT to get the vaccine. Every damn time.
99% of the problems I've had in life can be attributed to me ignoring my own instinct and following the crowd.SoupNazi2001 said:
Ever notice how defensive people who chose to get the vaccine are whenever any of these stories come up.
Listen to your own instinct.
Yes.SoupNazi2001 said:
Ever notice how defensive people who chose to get the vaccine are whenever any of these stories come up.
The one thing I've learned over the past few months, those that have had the vaccine become upset when they ask and hear why I choose not to get the vaccine. They are not 100% confident in their decision and the last thing the want to hear is data showing them it could have been a mistake. It's understandable. They got the vaccine to make this whole mess go away and the last thing they want to to stress about the long term effects of an emergency vaccine. I no longer discuss my reasons why I will not get this vaccine with those already vaccinated.
I have an autoimmune disorder, the minute my body senses injury, my immune system over responds...to the extreme. I deal with swelling, GI symptoms, and uveitis. There is zero data on the long term effects of RNA vaccines on humans with similar conditions (other then animal trials, and we know how that went). CDC guidelines essentially state: we have zero data, but we think it is safe.
I am not high risk for Covid complications. I have not had Covid. I will not get this vaccine. I do not get flu vaccines for the same reason. I have actually never had the flu. My husband recently found out that he has Cv19 antibodies, I do not according to my antibody blood test. He had no symptoms and will not get a vaccine. We will absolutely not vaccinate our 9 and 11 year olds.
SociallyConditionedAg said:Aston04 said:Good lord, enough of these convoluted anecdotal stories. If you don't want the vaccine, fine. You don't need to sell everyone with this crap.Quote:
My SIL just told us today of a friend who was hospitalized
If you want to bury your head in the sand, fine, but don't act like it's completely safe. It's obviously very dangerous for some people.
People said the same thing about covid.
not defensive.. It's ultimate rumor spreading to justify your political orthodoxy.. It's almost never "I got sick" or my "my wife got sick."SoupNazi2001 said:
Ever notice how defensive people who chose to get the vaccine are whenever any of these stories come up.
It's almost always "my brother's roommate's sister, etc..." and we are supposed to be impressed by that? But carry on with the bs in this echo chamber.
If you want to address why not to take it on the merits, fine.. If you don't want to acknowledge thr benefit of enhanced herd immunity being built by the vaccine, fine..
Oh really genius?Ragoo said:that is not true at allPrognightmare said:It minimizes the symptoms if you catch covid, it doesn't prevent you from contracting it.Ragoo said:what is it then if not a vaccine?Prognightmare said:It's not a real vaccine and I'm not an anti-vaxxer.slyfox07 said:
The angst and burning desire among some on this board to find something wrong with the vaccine to validate their decision not to take it is unreal.
It's a new thread every single day.
It reminds me of how libs like Beto were outright rooting for Covid to spike again to validate their team.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. New York Yankees shortstop Gleyber Torres tested positive for Covid-19 despite being fully vaccinated and having previously contracted the coronavirus during the offseason.
Torres is among eight so-called breakthrough positives among the Yankees people who tested positive despite being fully vaccinated.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/eight-yankees-test-positive-covid-post-vaccine-breakthrough-cases-n1267332
SoupNazi2001 said:
Ever notice how defensive people who chose to get the vaccine are whenever any of these stories come up.
I'm sure moon landing conspiracy theorists say that about how defensive Buzz Aldrin gets when they talk about how the moon landing was fake
Pro covid vaccine People are simply defending their position against anti covid vaccine people and the threads started by mostly anti vaccine people.
I keep seeing posts like "give me A credible source the vaccines are safe" but don't like the CDC answer, don't like the trump answer, don't like the WHO answer, don't like the 100+ countries' governments, don't like the vast majority professional health organizations answers, don't like the answer from credible manufacturers of vaccines (even with CEOs getting them). The head of the vast majority of these entities have or are getting the vaccine so it's not the case of "do as I say not as I do" . What organization(s)/ entity's testimony on the vaccine would need to sway your opinion that it works and is safe?
Health insurance companies? UHC and Aetna believe the CDC on the effectiveness and safeness of the vaccine. And it is in THEIR best financial interest that you don't go to the hospital.
If/when FDA approved for full use will you be convinced that it is safe and effective then or would you be more willing to get it?
If you don't want the vaccine. That is your business. The great thing about a vaccine is that the people getting vaccinated don't need to worry about getting or spreading it to the degree it has been in the past.
It was either Harvard or Stanford who created the food pyramid at big sugars behest... number of killer during covid obesity/diabetes...
Just saying. Appeal to authority at a university gets low marks from me dawg.
Just saying. Appeal to authority at a university gets low marks from me dawg.
Of course hes/he can't type whatever he wants that is not offensive/threatening/etc..That wasn't the point, obviously.Onceaggie2.0 said:actually he cant type what he wants as long as it fits the rules of this board.Aston04 said:Good lord, enough of these convoluted anecdotal stories. If you don't want the vaccine, fine. You don't need to sell everyone with this crap.Quote:
My SIL just told us today of a friend who was hospitalized
It doesn't prevent people from getting covid. But it reduces the chances of contacting it... and if you do contract it, will most likely reduce its severity... There's no way all those Yankees would have known they had it if not the crazy protocols (now outdated, post vaccine availability) they have to do with testing.Earl_Rudder said:Oh really genius?Ragoo said:that is not true at allPrognightmare said:It minimizes the symptoms if you catch covid, it doesn't prevent you from contracting it.Ragoo said:what is it then if not a vaccine?Prognightmare said:It's not a real vaccine and I'm not an anti-vaxxer.slyfox07 said:
The angst and burning desire among some on this board to find something wrong with the vaccine to validate their decision not to take it is unreal.
It's a new thread every single day.
It reminds me of how libs like Beto were outright rooting for Covid to spike again to validate their team.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. New York Yankees shortstop Gleyber Torres tested positive for Covid-19 despite being fully vaccinated and having previously contracted the coronavirus during the offseason.
Torres is among eight so-called breakthrough positives among the Yankees people who tested positive despite being fully vaccinated.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/eight-yankees-test-positive-covid-post-vaccine-breakthrough-cases-n1267332
The vaccine sounds a lot like TheraFlu ... with a few more side effects.
1) vaccines work
2) some people will have side effects
3) this is nothing more than the Fru shot, like the flu shot
4) I'm not getting it, like the flu shot, since I have a working immune system and don't fear yet another in a line of weak respiratory viruses from Chi-nuh.
5) the rampant conspiracy theories against the vaccines is as silly as the idiocy of thinking COVID is dangerous or deadly and that masks work, we should close everything down and isolate humanity.
2) some people will have side effects
3) this is nothing more than the Fru shot, like the flu shot
4) I'm not getting it, like the flu shot, since I have a working immune system and don't fear yet another in a line of weak respiratory viruses from Chi-nuh.
5) the rampant conspiracy theories against the vaccines is as silly as the idiocy of thinking COVID is dangerous or deadly and that masks work, we should close everything down and isolate humanity.
I follow this guy on IG
https://www.instagram.com/dc_draino/?hl=en
He posted on his story about the CDC looking into the heart failure stuff....here a couple of screenshots.
He's gotten thousands of messages in regards to this, and most have to do with women coming forward about their menstrual cycles...here are a couple of screenshots related to the heart conditions.
https://www.instagram.com/dc_draino/?hl=en
He posted on his story about the CDC looking into the heart failure stuff....here a couple of screenshots.
He's gotten thousands of messages in regards to this, and most have to do with women coming forward about their menstrual cycles...here are a couple of screenshots related to the heart conditions.
Earl, you are making a classic logic error - essentially saying that anything that is not 100% effective is by definition 0% effective. Not logical, and not true.Earl_Rudder said:Oh really genius?Ragoo said:that is not true at allPrognightmare said:It minimizes the symptoms if you catch covid, it doesn't prevent you from contracting it.Ragoo said:what is it then if not a vaccine?Prognightmare said:It's not a real vaccine and I'm not an anti-vaxxer.slyfox07 said:
The angst and burning desire among some on this board to find something wrong with the vaccine to validate their decision not to take it is unreal.
It's a new thread every single day.
It reminds me of how libs like Beto were outright rooting for Covid to spike again to validate their team.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. New York Yankees shortstop Gleyber Torres tested positive for Covid-19 despite being fully vaccinated and having previously contracted the coronavirus during the offseason.
Torres is among eight so-called breakthrough positives among the Yankees people who tested positive despite being fully vaccinated.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/eight-yankees-test-positive-covid-post-vaccine-breakthrough-cases-n1267332
This has probably been said (to lazy to read 3 pages)
14 cases in 200,000,000. Better odds winning the lottery.
14 cases in 200,000,000. Better odds winning the lottery.
Too bad we no longer trust the CDC or any numbers because of Left politics.doubledog said:
This has probably been said (to lazy to read 3 pages)
14 cases in 200,000,000. Better odds winning the lottery.
One of the more bizarre phenomenon of the politicization of covid and the vaccine is liberals' sudden love of big pharma. The people that were railing against big pharma collusion with government and their profit-over-health exploitation of the public are the very same liberals now saying it's our societal duty to get injected with an experimental drug that pharma companies are going to gain $Bs in revenue without any legal protections for the public. The hypocrisy of it all has me firmly believing that it's just insufferable virtue signaling in both cases.
How my unvaccinated ass sleeps at night while watching all this go down.
I'm in great health and not 40 and still go the shot to help do my part to end this asap...BigRobSA said:
1) vaccines work
2) some people will have side effects
3) this is nothing more than the Fru shot, like the flu shot
4) I'm not getting it, like the flu shot, since I have a working immune system and don't fear yet another in a line of weak respiratory viruses from Chi-nuh.
5) the rampant conspiracy theories against the vaccines is as silly as the idiocy of thinking COVID is dangerous or deadly and that masks work, we should close everything down and isolate humanity.
BUT your post is completely reasonable and appreciate it.
I also do my part by not getting the shot.Aston04 said:I'm in great health and not 40 and still go the shot to help do my part to end this asap...BigRobSA said:
1) vaccines work
2) some people will have side effects
3) this is nothing more than the Fru shot, like the flu shot
4) I'm not getting it, like the flu shot, since I have a working immune system and don't fear yet another in a line of weak respiratory viruses from Chi-nuh.
5) the rampant conspiracy theories against the vaccines is as silly as the idiocy of thinking COVID is dangerous or deadly and that masks work, we should close everything down and isolate humanity.
BUT your post is completely reasonable and appreciate it.
Good gawd people!!
If you want the damn vaccine, get the damn vaccine.
If you don't want the damn vaccine, don't get the damn vaccine.
Otherwise, STFU and leave people alone.
If you want the damn vaccine, get the damn vaccine.
If you don't want the damn vaccine, don't get the damn vaccine.
Otherwise, STFU and leave people alone.
samurai_texan said:I also do my part by not getting the shot.Aston04 said:I'm in great health and not 40 and still go the shot to help do my part to end this asap...BigRobSA said:
1) vaccines work
2) some people will have side effects
3) this is nothing more than the Fru shot, like the flu shot
4) I'm not getting it, like the flu shot, since I have a working immune system and don't fear yet another in a line of weak respiratory viruses from Chi-nuh.
5) the rampant conspiracy theories against the vaccines is as silly as the idiocy of thinking COVID is dangerous or deadly and that masks work, we should close everything down and isolate humanity.
BUT your post is completely reasonable and appreciate it.
Word.
Why don't they get the people that brought us the Covid vaccine to knock out an AIDS vaccine real quick?
Should take about 8-months if we start today.
Should take about 8-months if we start today.
Deputy Travis Junior said:
If you already had covid, or if we're talking about a kid under 12 who doesn't really spread it, then screw the vaccine. But for everybody else, there is no data that makes a compelling case against it. None.
For me, the reason has less to do with long-term side effects/concerns with the virus, but in making it easier for the government/businesses to mandate vaccines. In my mind, correctly or incorrectly, I feel it is harder to make a mandate if there are 30% holdouts as opposed to 5%. I don't want to get sick from COVID (or have to quarantine), but I am torn on doing my part to help hold the line.
FYI - my mother who is high risk won't get it but I am trying to encourage her to do so.
You have a better chance of winning big money on a scratch off.
This is not widespread at all.
This is not widespread at all.
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New data out today shows that chances of catching Covid if vaccinated is about 1 in 10,000
Just FYI.
Carry on.
Just FYI.
Carry on.
Checking in. Where we at with all this?
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Checking in. Where we at with all this?
Unfortunately, young people are increasingly dying from the clot shot. I've never seen so many deaths of people in their thirties and forties.
Current data shows this is not true at all. Almost everyone I know got COVID and they were all vaccinated.Slyfox07 said:
New data out today shows that chances of catching Covid if vaccinated is about 1 in 10,000
Just FYI.
Carry on.
RIP Dave and Steve. Two guys I played a lot of golf with that died from heart attcks in their early 50s
Steve 2 days after PFE booster
Dave 4 days after PFE
Many more…….
Steve 2 days after PFE booster
Dave 4 days after PFE
Many more…….
Slyfox07 said:
New data out today shows that chances of catching Covid if vaccinated is about 1 in 10,000
Just FYI.
Carry on.
There is no way this is true. This last outbreak in the music community in Austin has one common characteristic in the people I know. ALL jabbed that I know.
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