To: ransomnote
I had a cold last week. There’s a good chance that had I not been Moderna vaccinated last year I would not have gotten that cold. Ergo, Moderna causes colds a year later. Don’t look for logic… I’m trying to fit in here.
To: House Atreides
You are rarely logical. You never address the subject. Instead, you try and sound above everyone else with your lack of comedy skills.
7 posted on
01/21/2022 8:31:11 PM PST by
roving
To: House Atreides
you dont have to use a phony logic example at all
use one all the covax lovers and pushers have been using all along
“If I wasn’t vaxxed my covid case would have been worse”
completely impossible to prove, no way to prove that on any individual basis
10 posted on
01/21/2022 8:44:23 PM PST by
Secret Agent Man
(Gone Galt; not averse to Going Bronson.)
To: House Atreides
My unvaxxed daughter had c-19 two weeks ago. Got diagnosed, had a fever for a day and a half and then felt great. We know it would have been worse if she were vaccinated. (obviously that statement is ridiculously unprovable) But I seemed to have heard the sentiment from a different angle recently. Can’t remember where - hmmm.....
16 posted on
01/21/2022 9:20:01 PM PST by
week 71
To: House Atreides
Suddenly stats and numbers don’t mean anything to you????
25 posted on
01/21/2022 10:35:39 PM PST by
metmom
(...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith….)
To: House Atreides
I’m thankful someone tries to inject sanity into this topic. Some research quoted by Dr. John Campbell shows up to 44x less hospitalization among the elderly after vaccination.
To: House Atreides
We have two cohorts - vaccinated and unvaccinated. Both are statistically significant and distinct segments of the population. We have known for a long time that the all of the available vaccines efficacy decline rapidly after several months. The developing data is showing that the vaccinated cohort is more likely to get covid infections than the unvaccinated cohort - hence the negative effectiveness. This is not supposed to happen with a vaccine. A vaccine is a tool used to prevent infection and the vaccines are simply not preventing infection over time and precentage wise, more vaccinated people are getting covid than unvacinated . There are a number of possible reasons for this ineffectiveness and the truth will eventually come out over time as research uncovers the mechanisms. It is a cannon of medical ethics that you don't force ineffective and potentially dangerous treatments, vaccines included, on a population. The vaccines seem to have become like bitterly factionalized politics as opposed to medical tools
33 posted on
01/22/2022 2:22:27 AM PST by
rdcbn1
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