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2 hours ago, VancouverHabitant said:
I think you are just repeating all the talking points from CNN.
Why would I know what ivermectin is?
I couldn't care less about medicine, my point is how much twisting of the words there was with CNN and the way they covered that story.
I haven't even seen anything on CNN about it. Why wouldn't you know what ivermectin is? It's only been brought up in this thread and on the news for the last 6 months ad nauseam. Usually when I form opinions I make sure I have at least some knowledge about what I am arguing, but you do you.
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47 minutes ago, VancouverHabitant said:
I don't anything about the treatment other then the fact that CNN framed it intentionally as an animal product to slander Joe Rogan when it was in fact an anti-viral drug prescribed to humans.
Imagine someone saying that you're feeding your children horse food when you give them oatmeal.
Pfizer is one of the main financial backers of CNN though, so it's really not that surprising.
I'd also like to thank Pfizer for their money spent on indirect advertising over the years in bolstering their public confidence as I felt good when I was getting my shots. I was prepared to run away from the clinic if I saw AstroZeneca or Moderna
Wasn't Joe Rogan the one who said he didn't need to be vaccinated because his immune system works? The same guy who mocked masks? Then he gets covid and takes every medication under the sun to prevent himself from dying? Medications that are not available to the majority of peons that hang on his every word? Perhaps if he apologizes for spreading misinformation first then you'd have a leg to stand on.
We all know what ivermectin is for. If you don't you've been living under a rock. People call it horse dewormer to mock the idiots who are using it to treat covid as there is no verified proof that it works. Oh, and as far as I know, it is an anti-parasitic, not an antiviral medication.
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Since we are now posting anecdotal evidence to support our claims, virtually everyone I know is double vaccinated and no one has developed myocarditis, or anything else for that matter. Science
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1 hour ago, CBH1926 said:
Speaking of banana yellow, I think Lauren has seen her fair share of bananas.
Well I know she saw one when her husband whipped it out in front of a bunch of children.
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Boebert, a class act as always
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31 minutes ago, bubba6 said:
uh... Comorbidity is the presence of two or more conditions occurring in a person, either at the same time, or successively. not sure what point you are attempting?
oops sorry I changed my wording, I meant to say underlying health conditions or developing additional comorbidity. ie pneumonia my bad I edited without double checking what I wrote.
but yes please show me the facts stating otherwise kind sir?
Great, now tell us what "underlying" means?
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38 minutes ago, bubba6 said:That is not a fact, it is only safer in a small group of specific people not as a blanket preventative treatment for all. not allowing others to question the "experts" is not science.
there is no significant data to support that the vaccine shows any real benefit to anyone under the age of 50 who is in generally good health and has no underlying comorbidity.
this is especially true for children.
You clearly have no idea what this means, or anything else for that matter. You might want to sit this one out.
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Just now, ilduce39 said:For sure but (and I know I’m in the minority here) I think Shorty could have just laughed it off and it would have been a nothingburger. He’s clearly not comfortable with Hirsch either - who to me seems harmless (if a bit annoyingly rambly at times.)
The almond reply was brilliant though. Saved Hirsch's bacon there.
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Just now, Nuxfanabroad said:
Missed their broadcast..can you remember(approx) when this mayhem occurred?
During the timeout.
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Was it just me or was that exchange between Shorty and Hirsch over the nut joke one of most awkward things you've ever seen on a Canucks broadcast? He really put Shorty on the spot there.
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1 minute ago, Jester13 said:
Care to elaborate as to why?
Because the majority of political issues he supports are exactly what the current version of republicanism are railing against. "Cancel culture" is not a left wing ideology.
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25 minutes ago, Jester13 said:
Disagree. His latest special, which closes the Netflix narrative he created and delivered throughout his specials, is a gdamn masterpiece in comedy and social commentary. Maybe you're not fully aware of what he's critiquing and it doesn't interest you, but for those who are, his message is not only hilarious but also, and more importantly, critical in helping swing the pendulum back towards the centre.
His message is about how divisive our society is at the moment, and that we need to somehow get to the point where we can make fun of each other and all laugh together, all while lifting each other up in society rather than hypocritically focusing on our own plights at the expense at others. His specials are profound and important, and no one else is able to do what he does, so if he doesn't do it, who will?
As a massive Dave Chappelle fan I can state fairly confidently that this is your narrative, not his.
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1 hour ago, NewbieCanuckFan said:
https://ca.yahoo.com/news/miami-school-says-vaccinated-students-114210566.html
The state of possible future President DeathSantos. That country is effed.
"The school is not opining as to whether unexplained phenomena have a basis in fact, however we prefer to err on the side of caution when making decisions that impact the health of the school community,"
So...like wearing a mask?
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2 hours ago, drummer4now said:
So there is justice after all..
That war criminal Powell and his buddy Rumsfield both hit the dust..
Now there is just Uncle Bush left..
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39 minutes ago, King Heffy said:
"I love buttered stuff"
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31 minutes ago, samurai said:
they are if you read the BC health issue for care homes. full time employees do not have to be jabbed. only outside third party caregivers. How many are in fact unjabbed - who knows, but again read the health act on care homes. they must under go regular testing if not jabbed.
Do you have a link for this?
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13 minutes ago, Lancaster said:
Questioning is very important, especially when there are jurisdictions with different strategies and different results.
If outcome is uniform or predictable, there wouldn't be much to question.
As it currently is, there are way more questions that needs to be asked and questions that needs to be answered.
That's what medical professionals do. Let's try listening to them first, then we can analyze the results.
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3 minutes ago, Lancaster said:
Well.. that is what everyone in this thread is doing. If it was only medical professionals allowed to post here, this thread would probably be like 2 pages max, lol.
Some of us just listen to them and reiterate what they tell us. Others question and obfuscate.
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32 minutes ago, Lancaster said:
Yep, just throwing ideas out. I'm no health expert, I don't know if the vaccine is really the right course or not, but perhaps I'm just instinctually a skeptic. I see Japan doing it better, we as a society should be replicating their model more. We should be expecting our government to really figure things out, rather than just rolling out restrictions and setting up nearly irreversible situation that is dividing people.
I'm not a huge fan of vitamin pills, but they do play a role in those who are unable to get their full nutrients via their regular diet. Great for kids who hates their fruits and veggies, lol. Plus vitamins has been around for decades, there's way less hesitancy as the "long-term impact" is well established.
Having healthy food that's affordable would really help going forward. Like when Whole Foods is selling 1 organic apple for $1.... that is creating a barrier to many.
There are way too many unknowns out there or stuff that needs further research. I'm not expert here, but the delta strain (I'm assuming also future strains) can still be caught and spread by those vaccinated, while their symptoms are more muted, but wouldn't only the strongest viral mutations survive and thus spread again? Kind of like how doctors say to follow the exact instructions when taking anti-biotics as the bacteria keep getting stronger each generation... is it similar with viruses?
Then there's some early studies about how natural immunity and especially if you caught covid previously is vastly superior to vaccine immunity. Perhaps that's why Japan is doing better? Their infection rates were extremely high (by their standards), but death rates really low... thus maybe they have achieved better herd immunity than here?
Seems more prudence to wait for the more facts rather than using incomplete data sets and implementing rules and regulations that's undeniably intrusive.
You said it brother!!!
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55 minutes ago, -DLC- said:
If my kids were this age I'd be jumping in as fast as possible.
Done, thanks Deb!
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41 minutes ago, RUPERTKBD said:
The lineups are apparently pretty long, but you can get them printed out at Service BC. Then you can get them laminated at a printer, or maybe even a library, depending on where you live.
Or, you can call this number and they will mail it to you.
Call: 1-833-838-2323 | Translators are available
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5 hours ago, Dale4Nucks said:
What a legend. His joke about the moth he told Conan O'Brien was funny as hell
Posted it awhile back. If anyone hasn't seen the Andy Richter the Swedish German joke you need to google that $#!& right now. Andy is still hurting from that one.
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1 hour ago, King Heffy said:I'll add that the reason for the higher fatalitiy rates in Peru and Mexico is the medical system being overwhelmed, specifically by the unvaccinated.
Perhaps we should add hospitalizations to the covid death total because without medical intervention many more would have died. Anyone still downplaying this virus is a complete moron and deserves all the vitriol that comes their way. Along with that, maybe it's time that cdc adds warnings to any posts containing covid disinformation like other social media platforms? That, or a straight up banning.
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One of my all time faves.
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Why would Pfizer have anything to do with it? They don't manufacture ivermectin, Merck does, and even they said not to take it for covid. If a peer reviewed medical study comes out saying it works then great. It's another viable treatment for covid. Until then it's a crap shoot at best. In the meantime it's an unproven and unapproved treatment being touted by the right wing media as some gotcha moment to own the libs, nothing more.