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To: conservative98

So the china flu is 99.7 % survivable. Most of the people are dying form the jab. It is safer to refuse the jab and save the government $1000 and take the less risky way out.


16 posted on 12/24/2021 9:29:38 AM PST by mountainlion (Live well for those that did not make it back.)
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To: mountainlion

Sorry, complete nonsense. As a doc on the “front lines” of this pandemic, the timeliness of the vaccines saved likely millions of US lives alone. Our ICUs were packed predominantly with unvaccinated patients starting around late spring early summer. I have given out thousands of vaccines and have not seen a single sever adverse event.
The vaccines significantly increased reduces a persons likelihood of hospitalization, ICU stay and death. Also, unvaccinated patients who survived a sever illness are now severely injured and future prognosis is uncertain if they’ll ever get back their pre-illness status.
Omicron, thankfully appears to be less dangerous, but it is not incorrect for a conservative to strongly support COVID vaccines.


107 posted on 12/24/2021 10:10:38 AM PST by swingdoc
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To: mountainlion

I would guess the numbers of people dying from Covid 19 today, is close to -0-. The entire nation has either been vaxxed or had one of the original iterations. We are at herd immunity, and were likely so by the end of summer 21. Everything now is caused by the clot shots, or purposefully ineffective and criminal treatment by medical staff. People are dying because they are weak, sick or terminal.


207 posted on 12/24/2021 1:18:00 PM PST by Glad2bnuts ((“If there are no absolutes by which to judge society, then society is absolute.” Francis Schaeffer,)
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