These are the interesting threads.
There is contrast with other threads, where no one has died and it’s all lies and a DNC/govt plot and conspiracy that somehow extends around the world and no one in Russia has died, either.
But when a freeper offers up personal experience, it gets interesting.
I know personally of 2 deaths. Both over 90. Comorbidities? Pretty much everyone over 65 has a comorbidity. The only comorbidity that matters is . . . over 65. No point in delineating further.
One of the two was sis in law’s mother, age 90, vaxed, tested positive during the Delta months. I’m told her passing was ugly. Relentless weeks of fighting and lowering blood oxygen levels.
The other was a few weeks ago. Good friend of decades. Age 91. Retired anesthesiologist. Fully vaxed, Pfizer. Vax about 3 months old. No signif side effects for him. Covid arrived and killed him in less than a week. He had prostate cancer. Cancer is, of course, the ultimate comorbidity, but he had his for 20 years, watchful waiting, stable PSA. Cancer had nothing to do with his death, but the comorbidity worshippers on FR will persuade themselves otherwise.
I was surprised it got him. He was mobile, a bit cavalier about avoiding people, but fully vaxed and still went to the gym now and then. But when it arrived he was gone in just days. Not much a vax can do about 91.
Not much anything can do post 65. If you get it post 65, you face the odds. Period.
Not much anything can do post 65. If you get it post 65, you face the odds. Period.
Interesting. Was listening to a call in show that had one of the Phiser people on. Asked directly if he would get the “vaccine” he said, depends on ones age. Over 65 the odds are in your favor to get it. Under 65 and with medical problems I say the odds are the same and would get the vaccine. Under 65 and good health, the odds are not in your favor if you get it due to the side issues.
Way too much reason and common sense in your post. :)
“But when a freeper offers up personal experience, it gets interesting.”
Yes, because it comes from people with similar politics, the political component disappears and you get an unbiased look at reality.
And the reality I get reading these posts is this:
1. Covid is a nasty, easily spread disease to be avoided as much as possible.
2. The vaccines don’t seem to be very effective. Perhaps they help a bit, but are way oversold.
3. Avoiding exposure is still the best preventative.