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[UCFBS]

This is reckless, irresponsible, baseless, dangerous talk

Then I guess I'm in good company with the US FDA.
Because it's not approved either.

Seriously, go research the various approvals and authorizations.
You're the one saying it's as proven as any other vaccine.

Again, you're a 3rd grader.
We're done ... blocked.

I have no problem with people taking issue with me.
But when they want to assert things I never said for the 10th time ... blocked.

Just like Ninja pulling that crap, repeatedly and for days.
Some people get obsessed.

 

[Happy Hands]

This is reckless, irresponsible, baseless, dangerous talk

I agree. Having children take a vaccine for a virus that they rarely show symptoms of ,and also don’t pass along at very high rates, is reckless and dangerous. Why would one even attempt to put a growing and healthy immune system through the changes that an mRNA vaccine would cause? Those are already very efficient immune systems.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Huh? You think I don't think people 50+ or even 30+ with various risks, should be vaccinated? Where do you get that from?

You clearly said the elderly and those with various risks lol. Once again, you are all over the place. I just showed you the number of deaths of people NOT in those groups

 

[Ucfmikes]

Then I guess I'm in good company with the US FDA.
Because it's not approved either.

Seriously, go research the various approvals and authorizations.
You're the one saying it's as proven as any other vaccine.

Again, you're a 3rd grader.
We're done ... blocked.

I have no problem with people taking issue with me.
But when they want to assert things I never said for the 10th time ... blocked.

Just like Ninja pulling that crap, repeatedly and for days.
Some people get obsessed.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Well, ask my PCP. She's the one that advised me on Adenovirus type. But they all have risk, short and long-term, the former known, the latter ... we honestly don't know who and how many.

Again, we really don't know anything about the long-term effects of either Adenovirus or mRNA types.

And that's what you don't want to admit. You keep playing games on this, refusing to admit ... people like me are logical, objective and pointing out we honestly don't know jack.

You were bragging about how much research YOU DID on the Adenovirus vaccines and now you are saying that your “physician” gave you that advice. That’s why you are so mad. It’s because I’m calling you out on your bullshit

 

[Ucfmikes]

Again, you're a 3rd grader.
We're done ... blocked.

Baby Hughey. Hahahahahahaha 😂😂😂

It’s going to be a lot more fun calling you out on your bullshit without a small novel for a response everytime

 

[Ucfmikes]

Some people get obsessed

Well.., isn’t that the pot calling the kettle black?

 

[Ucfmikes]

I agree. Having children take a vaccine for a virus that they rarely show symptoms of ,and also don’t pass along at very high rates, is reckless and dangerous. Why would one even attempt to put a growing and healthy immune system through the changes that an mRNA vaccine would cause? Those are already very efficient immune systems.

Do kids need Covid vaccine?

Do kids really need to get the COVID-19 vaccine? The short answer is yes. A lot of studies have shown that COVID-19 isn't as severe in children, particularly younger kids — but that doesn't mean kids aren't at risk of getting infected and potentially spreading the virus.7 days ago

 

[Happy Hands]

Do kids need Covid vaccine?

Do kids really need to get the COVID-19 vaccine? The short answer is yes. A lot of studies have shown that COVID-19 isn't as severe in children, particularly younger kids — but that doesn't mean kids aren't at risk of getting infected and potentially spreading the virus.7 days ago

No. I get it. The entirety of this pandemic has been the government pushing for vaccines. It wasn’t about getting appropriate exercise, eating well, vitamin D, zinc, etc. you know, those things that are proven to help people fend off this virus.
Most children are asymptomatic or have very mild symptoms. The asymptomatic transmission rate is very low. Children would not be a driver of this virus, nor are they really at risk. Sure, there may be some kids with immune deficiency that need it, but a normal healthy child is more likely at risk from the vaccine than Covid.

Besides the fact that this coronavirus probably escaped from a lab in China, it’s not fundamentally different from most others that we’ve lived through. Our immune systems fight the virus, then we have immunities for a long time. The same thing happens in children.

You should do what you think is best for yourself and your family. I see the past year and how the history of dealing with pandemics was thrown out the window in favor of unnecessary lockdowns, masking and the birth of “Thee Science.” I’m done with listening to experts that parrot party and state lines even when it goes against what we know from the past to be true. My growing children won’t be party to gene therapy as long as I can help it.

what a long sack of shit this post is. Give me that little dog typing to much meme.

 

[Crazyhole]

15 months later, with what is supposedly the most contagious virus ever and we still don't have 10% of the population being infected.

Unironically, even with a super sensitive test we only have 1 out of every 14 tests have come back positive.

 

[Ucfmikes]

No. I get it. The entirety of this pandemic has been the government pushing for vaccines. It wasn’t about getting appropriate exercise, eating well, vitamin D, zinc, etc. you know, those things that are proven to help people fend off this virus.
Most children are asymptomatic or have very mild symptoms. The asymptomatic transmission rate is very low. Children would not be a driver of this virus, nor are they really at risk. Sure, there may be some kids with immune deficiency that need it, but a normal healthy child is more likely at risk from the vaccine than Covid.

Besides the fact that this coronavirus probably escaped from a lab in China, it’s not fundamentally different from most others that we’ve lived through. Our immune systems fight the virus, then we have immunities for a long time. The same thing happens in children.

You should do what you think is best for yourself and your family. I see the past year and how the history of dealing with pandemics was thrown out the window in favor of unnecessary lockdowns, masking and the birth of “Thee Science.” I’m done with listening to experts that parrot party and state lines even when it goes against what we know from the past to be true. My growing children won’t be party to gene therapy as long as I can help it.

what a long sack of shit this post is. Give me that little dog typing to much meme.

It’s really very simple bro. If you want to help put an end to this hell 13 month pandemic, you’ll push for the vaccine. If you want it to continue indefinitely with intermittent spikes and media panic porn fueling it, you won’t. There is really NO OTHER WAY.

As far as the dog typing GIF, that’s saved for the mentally ill and that dude is COMPLETELY UNSTABLE and giving advice. He’s in my Cabana section and his head isn’t screwed on straight.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Most children are asymptomatic or have very mild symptoms. The asymptomatic transmission rate is very low. Children would not be a driver of this virus, nor are they really at risk. Sure, there may be some kids with immune deficiency that need it, but a normal healthy child is more likely at risk from the vaccine than Covid.

The risk in children is low for both. The thing is that they are still risking asymptotic spread to adults and eventually they aren’t going to be children anymore, but spring breakers and other young adults gathering in groups, traveling, etc. (another low risk group that has caused spread).

As long as there are kids who can spread a potentially deadly virus to others, this is going to go on indefinitely

 

[Happy Hands]

It’s really very simple bro. If you want to help put an end to this hell 13 month pandemic, you’ll push for the vaccine. If you want it to continue indefinitely with intermittent spikes and media panic porn fueling it, you won’t. There is really NO OTHER WAY.

As far as the dog typing GIF, that’s saved for the mentally ill and that dude is COMPLETELY UNSTABLE and giving advice. He’s in my Cabana section and his head isn’t screwed on straight.

Dang it. That dog made me laugh. Well regardless of how I feel about this vaccine type injection, Fauci has done nothing but move goal posts for over a year. I have no reason to believe we are near the end and I’d rather get my immunities the old fashioned way (I’m pretty sure I already had it last February). Also, I don’t think I can be forced to get it by my employer until it is approved by the FDA and by then we will have at least a year to see side effects and/or the Zombie apocalypse.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Dang it. That dog made me laugh. Well regardless of how I feel about this vaccine type injection, Fauci has done nothing but move goal posts for over a year. I have no reason to believe we are near the end and I’d rather get my immunities the old fashioned way (I’m pretty sure I already had it last February). Also, I don’t think I can be forced to get it by my employer until it is approved by the FDA and by then we will have at least a year to see side effects and/or the Zombie apocalypse.

That GIF had me and my staff laughing all morning. I actually stole it from 85. I think that I had it in late June and had a bad first shot reaction, but still took the second because I believe and understand the science behind it. Additionally, I consulted with well known physicians in Osceola and Orange County. Immunity may not protect you against more serious strains, so I got the Pfizer one for that reason and will get the booster

I have big plans and the pandemic is spoiling them. I’m doing my part. It’s 100% not a political issue for me. Trump and Biden got it. Who hasn’t?

Some people will argue that they lost a year of life. That’s not necessarily wrong.

 

[UCFBS]

I agree. Having children take a vaccine for a virus that they rarely show symptoms of ,and also don’t pass along at very high rates, is reckless and dangerous. Why would one even attempt to put a growing and healthy immune system through the changes that an mRNA vaccine would cause? Those are already very efficient immune systems.

And in adults, they haven't been proven to stop the spread any better than asymptomatic adults. Because, I rest my case...

WHO warns coronavirus vaccine alone won't end pandemic: 'We cannot go back to the way things were'

World leaders and the public must learn to manage the virus and make permanent adjustments to their daily lives to bring the virus down to low levels, the WHO said.

www-cnbc-com.cdn.ampproject.org

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WHO warns coronavirus vaccine alone won't end pandemic​

... Earlier this month, Tedros said there was no "silver bullet" to the coronavirus and "there might never be."​

I've been warning since the end of April last year about everyone getting it within 2 years, and have only added about re-infections, transmission when asymptomatic and, with the initial vaccines, continued to harp that being vaccinated is little different than being asymptomatic as far as spread.

Many of you guys said I was lying, and that vaccines stop the spread. You've downplayed all sorts of facts and statistics, let alone lied about them too - - the 100% effective and 100% safe BS that doesn't apply to any vaccine. You also keep acting like SARS-CoV-2 vaccines are as proven as MMR, Polio and Whopping Cough, especially since Polio and Whooping cough had many failures and early vaccines had serious risks (3-5% for decades in the case of the latter).

This includes my paying attention as more and more doctors come out against not just the folly of the lockdown, but the reality that SARS-CoV-2 may be the new OC43-CoV (aka HCoV-OC43). The later is increasingly considered to be the #1 respirstory killer of the elderly in the western world before SARS-CoV-2. It's not tracked at all in non-university hospitals, all while spread by asymptomatic children to the elderly.

We're inactive, we're fat, and that's why the western statistics are the worst in some cases, especially as we get older. Cardiopulmonary susceptibility... you do enjoy those free donuts with your vaccine. Vaccines are not a panacea against spreading coronaviruses, and lockdown were never going to work. Because it put to onus on healthy people, especially kids, who still spread it any way.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Because, I rest my case.

You’re a joke

 

[Ucfmikes]

We're inactive, we're fat

Speak for yourself fatty

 

[goodknightfl]

I see no reason to vaccinate anyone under the age of 21 other than those with immune issues. If you get the vast majority of people over the age of 50 vaccinated, you will cut the deaths and serious sickness down to a # where corona is not a major problem. I don't know if the stat is still correct but early on the # dying the age of 80 and above, was higher than the # 65 and below.