Let guess...next week you will do some "research" and be a foreign policy expert??
18 Reasons I Won’t Be Getting A COVID Vaccine
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(See democrat-run cities in blue states)
Afghanistan actually looked cleaner than Philadelphia.
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God bless you. I just prayed for your continued improvement. Hang in there.
So a general question to those citing Israel and the UK for studies related to the efficacy of the vaccine in preventing Delta.
Both of those involve people injected with Astra Zenica, not the vaccines available in the US. Why do you consider that relevant to a discussion of vaccinated folks in the US who received either Phyzer, Moderna, or J&J?
Here's a story from FL involving a mother (vaccinated) and her two adult sons (non-vax) who lived in the same house in Jax. All 3 got covid, and both the sons died, within a day or so of each other. The vaccine seems to be the only reason Mom survived, as she doesn't look like a picture of health and it's easy to imagine her not surviving without the vaccine's protection...
And for folks who want to argue that being a covid survivor gives you immunity and no vax is necessary the folks in this story felt the same way. They are now both patients in one of the NINE ICUs that have been opened up in the past few weeks in Baton Rouge General Hospital...
And yes I realize that these are personal individual stories and not illustrative of any broader statistical analogy. But they don't seem exactly rare either...
That's why I went to a place that took walk-ins - you can "explain" on the form - too many of the websites do not allow for the "I take immuno-suppressant drugs" explanation. (You'd think a pandemic would increase attention to detail - but no. Customer service is worse than ever.)
It was there.
MrsSope? Do something spontaneous? Like walk-in for a vaccination?
Never heard of such a thing.
Speaking of 5th grade level insults, "You're so full of shit, the toilet's jealous."
Yeah, that's not too juvenile, is it?
You're a joke and you're proving it with every post.
Hospitalization and death are only related to me, so from your tone you could care less about those factors.
They also help limit the spread? This is where your argument fails. You claim a hard fact, but that’s just not the case.
Early signs COVID-19 vaccines may not stop Delta transmission, England says
There are early signs that people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 may be able to transmit the Delta variant of the virus as easily as those who have not, scientists at Public Health England (PHE) said on Friday.
www.reuters.com
So, again - I test regularly and if/when I become infectious, I will quarantine and social distance, just as I have done my whole life.
That is the definition of Social Responsibility. You, on the other hand, walk around with a false sense of security, possibly asymptomatic, non-tested and feel you are doing the world a favor. Get a clue.
Wrong again, Danny. That's 7th or 8th grade level.
And it's indisputable that you are usually full of shit. By your own admission, you post without giving your comments much thought.Why won't/can't you answer my simple questions? I worry about you, friend.
I see you are dealing with the biggest joke on the board.Hospitalization and death are only related to me, so from your tone you could care less about those factors.
They also help limit the spread? This is where your argument fails. You claim a hard fact, but that’s just not the case.
Early signs COVID-19 vaccines may not stop Delta transmission, England says
There are early signs that people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 may be able to transmit the Delta variant of the virus as easily as those who have not, scientists at Public Health England (PHE) said on Friday.
So, again - I test regularly and if/when I become infectious, I will quarantine and social distance, just as I have done my whole life.
That is the definition of Social Responsibility. You, on the other hand, walk around with a false sense of security, possibly asymptomatic, non-tested and feel you are doing the world a favor. Get a clue.
I wouldn't waste a lot of bandwidth on him/her, if I were you. He's got nothing.
Nah . . . if I read Bowlmania correctly, he uses a belt, suspenders and rope approach to COVID. Sure, vaccination is the primary protection - the belt, if you will - but he also social distances and wears a mask - suspenders and rope - in an effort to prevent his and others' infection. He doesn't need to quarantine or isolate . . . being without symptoms.
BTW, by the time your test reveals you're infectious you could have infected several people. With the Delta variant, the average is 8 people. If you think that's Social Responsibility . . . well, your judgment is skewed.
And if they need a hospital bed they will be potentially taking it from someone who needs it due to unpreventable ailment.
But he instantly will know when he has covid. He's got Miss Cleo on speed dial.
mo assuming all people that are vaccinated are going around not taking precautions is nutso. I would be willing to wager a higher percentage of vaccinated people are taking more precautions than those who are unvaccinated. Remember, most of the vaccinated aren't going around saying this is just the flu.
As soon as mask mandates applied to unvaccinated only, it was amazing how few masks were being worn. All of the unvaccinated people began pretending like the mask mandate didn't apply to them. Thus it seems that the unvaccinated are less likely to take other precautions as well.
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