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To: Boogieman

Mr. Kirsch appears to be suggesting that doctors are uniquely vulnerable to the deleterious effects of the vaccines.

That’s weird, as Canadians are among the most vaccinated people in the world at this point, not just their doctors.


26 posted on 08/31/2022 11:46:02 AM PDT by absalom01 (You should do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, and you should never wish to do less.)
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To: absalom01
“Mr. Kirsch appears to be suggesting that doctors are uniquely vulnerable to the deleterious effects of the vaccines.

That's weird, as Canadians are among the most vaccinated people in the world at this point, not just their doctors.”

Not really if you think about it. Take the context in which the physicians most likely received their injections.

The mRNA injections are delicate and very temperature sensitive. A deviation in manufacture to transportation to actual injection requires correct handling. Among other things not letting the vial linger outside the refrigerator unit excessively long prior to injection. If there is to be a “ process failure” that is a place for it to occur. Degradation occurs if temperatures rise above recommended levels. How much or how fast is anyone's guess.

The physicians most likely would go to a clinic inside the hospital system, individually or possibly in ones and two's as time allowed. There wouldn’t be the flood of patients as in the mass vaccination sites.

Due to their status in the system correct procedure is much more likely to be observed and a full and potent dose is correctly administered. https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/admin/downloads/vacc-admin-storage-guide.pdf

50 posted on 08/31/2022 1:14:49 PM PDT by Polynikes (Nicht geimpft Mensch 2nd Klasse)
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