(will you be willing to renounce on the possibility of getting taken care of in hospitals?)
And what if the jab is what makes you ill?
Will you pick up the tab for those folks?
I think the better question is, are you going to take care of all the vax injured people down the road or should only those who were smart and prudent enough to abstain from getting jabbed deserving of medical treatment?
I think the better question is, are you going to take care of all the vax injured people down the road or should only those who were smart and prudent enough to abstain from getting jabbed deserving of medical treatment?
I think the better question is, are you going to take care of all the vax injured people down the road or should only those who were smart and prudent enough to abstain from getting jabbed deserving of medical treatment?
bttt
“He and his colleagues were surprised and disappointed that the vaccines did not prevent transmission, as they had originally hoped”
Pfizer and Moderna state in the FDA filings that they didn’t have any data to indicate whether or not it prevented transmission. Government tyrants lied and now it’s time for them to pretend they just didn’t know any better.
That’s ok. You and your liberal authoritarian friends have burned, gassed, railroaded people’s lives who exercised more caution than you. Will you make them whole? You paralyzed people with fear, terror, stress … over your hopes the vax worked. It was obvious 9-12 months ago it did not. Yet you crammed it down males (I refuse to call them men), women and children’s throats under the force/power of the state. Exactly how are you going to make amends? Are the weak who knuckled over (again and again) going to be rewarded? It seems a better plan to reward the very people who called you out, refused to comply, and payed a psychological and personal price should be rewarded. But yet no BIG.GOV would dare reward the responsible citizens.
So for the Branch Covidians in both FR and BIG.GOV I give you all a big FU. 🖕
When this settles out. I want 1 singl Viking kitty thread where the Branch Covidians all get zotted. Ride the lightning Itches.
A tacit admission that this never was about people’s health.
There is one mistake, I think that we made, and that I’m extremely sorry for that. We have made a few mistakes, but it was education. For me education was the thing we shouldn’t have touched. Never, never.
Liar.
I think that vaccination is a personal choice. And I always said, I believe it is so. But that choice has some consequences. And here, there is a problem in society. If you are over 50, 60, and you’re saying I don’t want to get vaccinated, will you be, and I’m gonna ask a provocative question, will you be willing to renounce on the possibility of getting taken care of in hospitals?
Which means you don’t really think it is a personal choice.
This man is evil incarnate.
I am at a point where I feel like my chance of survival is better at home than it is in a hospital. Remdisivir is killing people. Ventilators are killing people. They are depriving people of food and water.
I don’t trust hospitals anymore.
I keep praying that I don’t have a minor injury that requires brief hospitalization. I have no doubt they would vaccinate me in my sleep.
20 Jan: news.com.au: Swiss sprinter Sarah Atcho diagnosed with pericarditis after Pfizer booster shot
An Olympic sprinter says she is “upset” at being diagnosed with a rare heart condition after getting her Pfizer booster shot.
by Frank Chung
An Olympic sprinter says she is “upset” at being diagnosed with a rare heart condition after getting her Pfizer booster shot.
Swiss athlete Sarah Atcho, who competed in the four-by-100 metres relay at the 2016 Brazil Olympics, revealed in an Instagram post to her 22,000 followers this week that she had been diagnosed with pericarditis, or inflammation of the lining around the heart...
The 26-year-old said she received her booster on December 22 “because I didn’t want to struggle with this when the season started”.
“I was told that it was safer to get Pfizer to avoid cardiac side effects,” she wrote.
“On December 27 I felt a tightness in the chest and started feeling dizzy while walking up the stairs. This happened a few more times until I decided to check with a cardiologist who diagnosed me with pericarditis (inflammation of the thin membrane surrounding the heart). I am now not allowed to get my heart rate up for a few weeks to allow my heart to rest and heal from the inflammation.”...
Last month, former Aussie basketballer Ben Madgen also revealed he had been hospitalised with pericarditis after his second Pfizer shot...
It comes after Australia’s medicines regulator last week confirmed the first cases of myocarditis and pericarditis after boosters.
As of January 9, there have been six reports of likely myocarditis – four after Pfizer and two after Moderna – and 12 reports of likely pericarditis – 10 after Pfizer and two after Moderna – after a third or booster dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, according to the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s (TGA) weekly safety update.
“The TGA is monitoring the safety of booster vaccine doses in adults,” the regulator said...
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews on Wednesday warned boosters would soon become mandatory more widely, saying they were not an “optional extra”.
“This is not an option, not an add-on, not a ‘good thing to have’,” he told reporters.
“I think we’re close to a change in policy that will simply reflect the fact that in order to be fully protected you need three doses, not two plus an optional extra.”
Mr Andrews said on Thursday he would be pushing national cabinet to change the definition of fully vaccinated.
“This is a three-dose project,” he said. “To be properly protected, you need three doses. That is what the experts tell us and what I expect national cabinet to reflect today.”
Earlier this week, Israeli researchers said preliminary data from more than 270 medical workers showed even a fourth dose was “not good enough” to prevent Omicron...
Meanwhile, a South African study published in The Lancet on Tuesday concluded that booster shots of mRNA vaccines failed to block Omicron...
Pfizer chief executive Albert Bourla last week said two doses of its current Covid-19 vaccine offer “very limited protection, if any” against Omicron, while three doses “offer reasonable protection against hospitalisation and deaths”...
https://www.news.com.au/sport/olympics/athletics/swiss-sprinter-sarah-atcho-diagnosed-with-pericarditis-after-pfizer-booster-shot/news-story/88783cc2781f5826bf701529b348e593