SoupNazi2001 said:
Anyone notice all of these blue states lifting mask mandates but keeping it in schools for kids near zero risk. These people are evil.
I guess they are all afraid of the teachers union people. It doesn't make any sense.
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I guess they are all afraid of the teachers union people. It doesn't make any sense.
Does anyone have any information on the following?
For those that weren't vaxxed and caught the bug (me), the big question has been the spike protein. Since it wasn't injected in, via natural infection did the spike manage to get into the blood stream or did it just stay 'on the surface tissue' of the lungs?
I've kind of been curious about this. I understand that by being injected it traveled throughout the body, but not sure if the same thing occurred via airborne infection.
I've been hearing that the risk for 'unknown' complications are equal between the two, but my natural reasoning tells me this isn't so.
For those that weren't vaxxed and caught the bug (me), the big question has been the spike protein. Since it wasn't injected in, via natural infection did the spike manage to get into the blood stream or did it just stay 'on the surface tissue' of the lungs?
I've kind of been curious about this. I understand that by being injected it traveled throughout the body, but not sure if the same thing occurred via airborne infection.
I've been hearing that the risk for 'unknown' complications are equal between the two, but my natural reasoning tells me this isn't so.
I'm not a scientist, but I've caught it and not been vaccinated and didn't die and I'm literally not concerned about my future interactions with any COVID proteins, spiked or not.
Stay healthy(ish), don't drink too much(ish), exercise often enough(ish) and you'll be fine.
Stay healthy(ish), don't drink too much(ish), exercise often enough(ish) and you'll be fine.
I'm not overly concerned, which is why I never got the jab.
I'm just curious how infection of thr virus spreads.
I'm just curious how infection of thr virus spreads.
No need for masks at campaign fundraisers:
Thanks to everyone who came to our rally tonight and all who power this campaign.
— Lina Hidalgo (@LinaHidalgoTX) February 10, 2022
They're coming after us and everything we've achieved.
But together, we can protect the progress. We must. pic.twitter.com/3ODOWTu09B
Harry Lime said:
No need for masks at campaign fundraisers:Thanks to everyone who came to our rally tonight and all who power this campaign.
— Lina Hidalgo (@LinaHidalgoTX) February 10, 2022
They're coming after us and everything we've achieved.
But together, we can protect the progress. We must. pic.twitter.com/3ODOWTu09B
What progress? Turning Houston and Harris County into some post-apocalyptic, Third World hellscape from a John Carpenter film?
https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2022/02/11/pfizer-pulls-fda-request-for-covid-vaccine-for-kids-under-5/
Right after they applied for it, I was watching CNN and they had a doctor on that said that he had seen the early data and that a two-shot regimen didn't seem to work for the 2-5 year old age group and that he was hoping they had better data that they hadn't shared. Apparently not. Seems like the lower does for this group (1/10 of a normal dose wasn't enough for 2-5, but enough for 6 months to 2.
Seems like we have more to wait then...
Right after they applied for it, I was watching CNN and they had a doctor on that said that he had seen the early data and that a two-shot regimen didn't seem to work for the 2-5 year old age group and that he was hoping they had better data that they hadn't shared. Apparently not. Seems like the lower does for this group (1/10 of a normal dose wasn't enough for 2-5, but enough for 6 months to 2.
Seems like we have more to wait then...
So now they're saying they may need a three-shot regimen for this group? Anyone jabbing their 6 month old three times needs their head examined.FHKChE07 said:
https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2022/02/11/pfizer-pulls-fda-request-for-covid-vaccine-for-kids-under-5/
Right after they applied for it, I was watching CNN and they had a doctor on that said that he had seen the early data and that a two-shot regimen didn't seem to work for the 2-5 year old age group and that he was hoping they had better data that they hadn't shared. Apparently not. Seems like the lower does for this group (1/10 of a normal dose wasn't enough for 2-5, but enough for 6 months to 2.
Seems like we have more to wait then...
TarponChaser said:Harry Lime said:
No need for masks at campaign fundraisers:Thanks to everyone who came to our rally tonight and all who power this campaign.
— Lina Hidalgo (@LinaHidalgoTX) February 10, 2022
They're coming after us and everything we've achieved.
But together, we can protect the progress. We must. pic.twitter.com/3ODOWTu09B
What progress? Turning Houston and Harris County into some post-apocalyptic, Third World hellscape from a John Carpenter film?
That was my first thought as well. What the hell has she achieved? She was really good at wasting millions on a pop up hospital that was never used.
No, only the 2-5 year olds. There is a single dosage for the whole 6 month to 5 year old, but what I am concluding is that the dosage isn't enough for the 2-5 year olds which is why they are waiting for the 3 dose data set for those.
But yes, this is all genuinely astonishing... and not at all surprising. And has provided me more evidence not to vax my toddlers.
But yes, this is all genuinely astonishing... and not at all surprising. And has provided me more evidence not to vax my toddlers.
XpressAg09 said:
I'm not a scientist, but I've caught it and not been vaccinated and didn't die and I'm literally not concerned about my future interactions with any COVID proteins, spiked or not.
Stay healthy(ish), don't drink too much(ish), exercise often enough(ish) and you'll be fine.
You can take muh freedums but you'll never take muh burbin!
So Harris county missed the Democrat memo and we are still code red? What a farce
Expecting it to be changed in the next week or so I'd bet. Numbers continue to crash down.
Besides, it's completely meaningless. Not even the commissioners wear their masks at court now, except Lina.
Besides, it's completely meaningless. Not even the commissioners wear their masks at court now, except Lina.
Only dumbasses still follow that *****
By dumbasses, I mean those who live and die by it.
CDUB98 said:
By dumbasses, I mean those who live and die by it.
Oh no doubt, but it's been great as my employer won't make us go back while we are code red so I'm all here for it
for example HISD
Me thinks you need a new employer.
So do I, but for different reasons.
So do I, but for different reasons.
https://imgur.com/g62h2Dd
Did I miss a new variant or something? Kroger by my house was wiped out of all kinds of stuff.
Did I miss a new variant or something? Kroger by my house was wiped out of all kinds of stuff.
CDUB98 said:
Me thinks you need a new employer.
So do I, but for different reasons.
Nah, major O&G…we have to be "safe"!
Anyone else keeping their kids home for HISD mask mandate protest tomorrow?
**** no are you kidding
More like take a 4 day weekend protest
Private school FTW.
Are people protesting the end if the mandate or protesting FOR the end of it? Can't tell with the folks in that ISD.
This is for the option to not have our kids wear masks. My kids teacher asked how many would not be going tomorrow so they could assign some work and according to my kid over half the class raised their hand.
California is transitioning to treating rona like an endemic virus. HTF are we behind them in doing that?
The Houston area, especially some of the suburbs, wear masks at a greater rate than anywhere else in the country. It's bizarre. Anytime I've had someone visit from out of town, they can't believe how many masks they see. Similarly, any time I travel, I see few masks comparatively. The Houston area loves masks, especially down here on the southwest side.98Ag99Grad said:
California is transitioning to treating rona like an endemic virus. HTF are we behind them in doing that?
Seersucker Ag 2011 said:The Houston area, especially some of the suburbs, wear masks at a greater rate than anywhere else in the country. It's bizarre. Anytime I've had someone visit from out of town, they can't believe how many masks they see. Similarly, any time I travel, I see few masks comparatively. The Houston area loves masks, especially down here on the southwest side.98Ag99Grad said:
California is transitioning to treating rona like an endemic virus. HTF are we behind them in doing that?
This seems pretty incorrect. Other than maybe the Asian population where you live.
I live in Sugar Land. They're just called "the population" here.T Durden said:Seersucker Ag 2011 said:The Houston area, especially some of the suburbs, wear masks at a greater rate than anywhere else in the country. It's bizarre. Anytime I've had someone visit from out of town, they can't believe how many masks they see. Similarly, any time I travel, I see few masks comparatively. The Houston area loves masks, especially down here on the southwest side.98Ag99Grad said:
California is transitioning to treating rona like an endemic virus. HTF are we behind them in doing that?
This seems pretty incorrect. Other than maybe the Asian population where you live.
But seriously, I don't know if it's the international influence around the city, the giant Med Center leading to lots of "concerned health professionals," or something else, but I will stand by there being way more masks in the Houston area than nearly anywhere else in the US.
Lots of people across the county are still wearing masks unfortunately. I was the only person not wearing one in a grocery store in North Carolina 2 weeks ago.
Obviously that wasn't an HEB
Obviously that wasn't an HEB
Bro, were the new chiraq of the south with the corresponding murder rate and liberal moonbats in charge to boot.
Yes in the city maybe, but I'm on the NW side and I just don't see it.
T Durden said:
Yes in the city maybe, but I'm on the NW side and I just don't see it.
Yep, God bless Cypress.
You rarely see masks anywhere in Katy now except for the aforementioned Asian population which honestly was much more prone to wearing masks for international travel. The exception being the employers still requiring them and now the "chinstrap" is almost back to fully acceptable in being "mask compliant"....such a joke.
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