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You couldn't pay me enough to live in California. **** that place. Florida is 10 times the state they are. Which they are completely ****** and going right down the *******
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You couldn't pay me enough to live in California. **** that place. Florida is 10 times the state they are. Which they are completely ****** and going right down the *******
Uh oh! This is going to make Flog cry.
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/steve-bannon-interviews-dr-robert-malone/
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/steve-bannon-interviews-dr-robert-malone/
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You kidding? You keep pointing out the relatively low number of deaths despite the surge in cases. You don’t think that the 80%+ of the 65+ demographic being vaccinated has everything to do with that? You don’t think the 90% of Covid hospitalizations being unvaccinated has anything to do with the vaccine?
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Fear porn nonsense.
Why the strongly inverse relationship between vaccines and new cases???
It's the circle of life!
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And for the inverse relationship? Louisiana’s cases are at an all time high. Coincidence?
Ill let you have that point…. However if the vaccine doesn’t prevent transmission and if one or more actually increases viral load being shedded by the vaccinated then the argument that not being vaccinated was endangering the vaccinated is bullshit and just agenda driven nonsense to force your opinion on others…
again does the vaccine reduce the chance of hospitalization… short term American data says yes… some other countries seem to dispute it but some of them are using other vaccines so perhaps its apples to oranges there…. Still nobody has any inkling what the long term issues might be… I don’t think its a problem if people are more worried about the potential future issues over the extremely low percentage that they personally will have a bad reaction to covid and refuse to be vaccinated….
if vaccines don’t stop transmission or at least lower it, then it’s nobody’s business who has it or not
Yeah I don’t buy that too much either… but lets be clear… right now the science says the vaccines increase the viral load in people so right now according to the cdc’s own press release the vaccinated are a bigger issue than the unvaccinated…
its a pandemic of the vaccinated lol
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No.
It's a variant of the cold virus. It's mutating and becoming less deadly with every mutation. This is what happened with the original Spanish Flu and it is happening with this virus as it always does with fast mutating viruses.
Science says that 11 months after a covid infection antibodies capable of fighting off a reinfection still exists in the vast majority of cases( john hopkins study) and since this study has only been done for 11 months it could be much longer
Covid dogma says that natural immunity wears off within 3 months… this was based on extremely limited cases of someone having it then getting it again after 3 months… the science was based on such a small data group that it was literally pointless… it wasn’t controlled at all, just x amount of cases worldwide have seen this so it must be true…
the number of hospitalizations after having had it once isn’t tracked as far as i can tell.., there certainly isn’t any science saying its likely at all
between the vaccinated and the previously infected its estimated that 80 to 90% of people are probably low percentage hospitalization chances… its time to let this just take its natural course and move on…
another lockdown would be irresponsible and idiotic
Covid dogma says that natural immunity wears off within 3 months… this was based on extremely limited cases of someone having it then getting it again after 3 months… the science was based on such a small data group that it was literally pointless… it wasn’t controlled at all, just x amount of cases worldwide have seen this so it must be true…
the number of hospitalizations after having had it once isn’t tracked as far as i can tell.., there certainly isn’t any science saying its likely at all
between the vaccinated and the previously infected its estimated that 80 to 90% of people are probably low percentage hospitalization chances… its time to let this just take its natural course and move on…
another lockdown would be irresponsible and idiotic
The incredibly low number of deaths is due to a combination of: The Vaccine + Natural Immunity + Better Treatments + A Less Deadly Variant
You want to ascribe all gains to the vaccine. How very myopically stupid.
Meanwhile, you continue to embody all of this:
The Atlantic Calls Out ‘Anxious’ Liberals Who ‘Can’t Quit Lockdown’ — Progressives Have ‘Veered Away’ from Scientific Evidence
A recent article in The Atlantic calls out liberals for continuing to adopt excessive Coronavirus restrictions, despite CDC guidance, as “an expression of political identity.”
www.breitbart.com
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Not true. I have a Galaxy Watch 3 and have accidentally worn it in the pool twice with no issues. It's supposedly water resistant to 50m, but I'm not going to try and find out.
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It is endangering one in ten vaccinated, it is endangering all of the unvaccinated . That’s what Biden and others mean when they say there is a pandemic among the unvaccinated.
And vaccination status sure as hell is my business if It’s going to lead me and my kids to wear a ******* mask again because public health officials want to protect the dumbfuck unvaccinated and keep hospitalizations low.
That’s what sleepy means?!!!! Lol. You need to work for the Govt to translate then.
The incredibly low number of deaths is due to a combination of: The Vaccine + Natural Immunity + Better Treatments + A Less Deadly Variant
You want to ascribe all gains to the vaccine. How very myopically stupid.
Meanwhile, you continue to embody all of this:
The Atlantic Calls Out ‘Anxious’ Liberals Who ‘Can’t Quit Lockdown’ — Progressives Have ‘Veered Away’ from Scientific Evidence
A recent article in The Atlantic calls out liberals for continuing to adopt excessive Coronavirus restrictions, despite CDC guidance, as “an expression of political identity.”
But that same chick with the only when safe sign is slaying out at the bar bareback.
Is it back to school season? Guessing the teachers unions are getting ramped up...
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The incredibly low number of deaths is due to a combination of: The Vaccine + Natural Immunity + Better Treatments + A Less Deadly Variant
You want to ascribe all gains to the vaccine. How very myopically stupid.
Meanwhile, you continue to embody all of this:
The Atlantic Calls Out ‘Anxious’ Liberals Who ‘Can’t Quit Lockdown’ — Progressives Have ‘Veered Away’ from Scientific Evidence
A recent article in The Atlantic calls out liberals for continuing to adopt excessive Coronavirus restrictions, despite CDC guidance, as “an expression of political identity.”
LOL! You literally just suggested that the vaccine wasn’t doing what it’s designed to do and then follow it up with crediting it for the incredibly low number of deaths.
Again, 80+% of the most vulnerable demographic are fully vaccinated, it’s a goddamned shame 80+% of everyone isn’t.
I’m not in lockdown. I’m in a highly vaccinated state in a highly vaccinated county. I just don’t want to go back.
Leave the masks at home. White supremacy is our greatest threat.
OMG!