COVID Developments and News

[wbradley]

Tons of doctors in Atropine's area confide in him personally!!! They trust him personally with their job security but remain secretive to the chiefs of staff of their hospitals.

Guys, this has just gone nuclear.

TL;DR bullshit

But since you seem to know what's going to happen in your crystal ball maybe you should go to a higher place of learning to present your findings. I wholeheartedly support you in doing so.

[wbradley]

Originally Posted by Capt Spaulding

It really is about something much more dangerous than a virus.

But is also serves to bring many sociopaths and antisocial behaving humans to the surface to expose themselves. Better than being the Unibomber.

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by wbradley

But is also serves to bring many sociopaths and antisocial humans to the surface to expose themselves. Better than being the Unibomber.

Says the guy who just made a personal attack on someone who posted an argument backed with peer-reviewed studies and citations...

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[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Atropine

OK, here are more articles stating explicitly that leaky vaccines cause worse strains.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...tudy-suggests/

https://www.healthline.com/health-ne...viruses-072715

Here is a peer reviewed article.

https://journals.plos.org/plosbiolog...l.pbio.1002198

Honest question: How much did you look into this stuff before COVID was a thing? I read these journals for continueing education when they were new 6 years ago for my professional license.
I used these studies for my Thesis for my Master's Degree in Healthcare Admin/Management.

Leaky vaccines absolutely cause worse strains...I repeat. Plese read these man. This isn't about "winning an argument".
We will never meet each other and I don't need to "win".

But the amount of people who spew "this is disinformation because it goes against what i was told to believe" is just frustrating to people who actually know.
This stuff is absolutely in my wheelhouse. In the military I was NBC trained as well.

If you like, I can find you 5 more examples of thise. But if you are just going to put your head in the sand, I cannot do anything about that.

If you want to say "Hey Atropine, i think you are a ****head so I don't want to believe you"...that is fine.

But it doesn't make me less correct on this particular subject.

That's outdated. Find something more current.

[86TOYO2k17]

Originally Posted by wbradley

Obese people and smokers aren't overwhelming the hospitals all at once requiring urgent care and the unvaccinated are..

This is completely untrue
CDC says nearly 80% of all covid admits are overweight.

Smoking and obesity deaths are both classified as preventable deaths. Combining for 800k a year.
At least 16million people are currently living with a disease caused by smoking.

And they are both prevalent big risk factors for other frequent causes of death like various diseases of the heart and cancer.

The burden they cause on the health system and medical industry is huge.

Your claim was people need to make the decision and take action to get vaccinated because of the impact to hospitals and healthcare systems if they don’t. Despite 4 out of five covid hospitalization being because of obesity.
Apply the same rational to the top 2 preventable causes of death which are also the top risk factors for covid mortality.

Obesity is caused by a series of continuous bad choice, smoking is basically the same. They are classified as preventable because the individual could have taken action to prevent it, or rather not taken action to prevent it in the first place or now take action to remedy and fix the issue.

You hold the individual responsible for not getting vaccinated, hold the individual responsible for making the decisions that led them to become obese or still continue to smoke.

[Capt Spaulding]

Ok. I’m done with this for a while. It’s become repetitive and tedious - again - so I’ll entertain myself elsewhere.

[wbradley]

And 4 out of 5 admissions to the hospital for Covid19 are unvaccinated.

Fix it NOW, or deal with the previously existing causes of death, heart disease and cancer? Hmmm.

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Capt Spaulding

Ok. I’m done with this for a while. It’s become repetitive and tedious - again - so I’ll entertain myself elsewhere.

Pop Quiz, how does one NOT let the tread become repetitive and tedious?

[MyHybridBurnsGasAndTires]

Originally Posted by weederr33

Pop Quiz, how does one NOT let the tread become repetitive and tedious?

by deleting it

[wbradley]

Just nuke all those bugs

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Capt Spaulding

Virtually all vaccines leak. Just as antibiotics are not 100% effective.

It actually is "All vaccines leak". As posted earlier none are 100% effective, although some come close (Polio was >99% but that's still not 100%).

[Atropine]

Originally Posted by wbradley

Tons of doctors in Atropine's area confide in him personally!!! They trust him personally with their job security but remain secretive to the chiefs of staff of their hospitals.

Guys, this has just gone nuclear.

TL;DR bullshit

But since you seem to know what's going to happen in your crystal ball maybe you should go to a higher place of learning to present your findings. I wholeheartedly support you in doing so.

One doctor in particular who is one of my closest friends told me how this was going to play out last Feb.

The other doctors are more against the mandate; not against the vaccines.

Doctors in Idaho are generally pro- personal liberty and body autonomy.

Almost all of them DO recommend the vaccine. But they would also tell you not to smoke, to excercise and manage your diabetes. But they do not feel like it is their right to compel you do these things.

Is that really that hard to believe?

I get it, you are from Canada and you seem to be enjoying these lockdowns, but a lot of us do not like the idea of the government controlling us 24/7.

[Atropine]

Originally Posted by weederr33

That's outdated. Find something more current.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7058279/

March 2020

https://www.healthline.com/health-ne...viruses-072715

April 2019

My time machine is broken at the moment so I can't get stuff from 2025 at the moment.

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Atropine

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7058279/

March 2020

https://www.healthline.com/health-ne...viruses-072715

April 2019

My time machine is broken at the moment so I can't get stuff from 2025 at the moment.

See, what is that hard to post more recent data? I know you wanna throw sarcasm in there to be a prick or to be funny, but the fact of the matter is, you're trying to make a point, yet with a subject this new, you need newer data. It doesn't matter if it's a few years or yesterday.