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15 minutes ago, NewbieCanuckFan said:

I personally like the feeling of shoving a flashlight up my ass to stop COVID!:ph34r:

Warning, Warning, Warning.

Only works if the flashlight is turned, on prior to entry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

-sarcasm, for the few that aren't clever enough to figure it out for themselves.

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1 hour ago, shayster007 said:

Because it's not about you, it's about everyone around you. That can be extremely difficult for some to understand.

How is it that it's about everyone around me if the vax doesn't prevent transmission????   This must be in Swahili since you're unable to understand this simple point. 

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1 hour ago, DrJockitch said:

The info is out there and easily found why everything you said here is wrong.   I am tired of correcting those who are being willfully misleading. 

It does not prevent transmission.

I provided a link to a database backing up my claims.  

I'm tired of people getting their info from gubment sites and other shady companies/corporations who have billions of dollars to gain by using propaganda to scare people into getting this experimental jab.  Do you know the long term side effects?  Do you know what's in them?  There's a lot of reports coming from doctors that are being censored that there is graphene oxide, parasites., other metal and non-organic particles in this thing that have no business being the human body.  

Willfully misleading...  :lol:  You sound just like the propagandists pushing this crap. 

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4 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

How is it that it's about everyone around me if the vax doesn't prevent transmission????   This must be in Swahili since you're unable to understand this simple point. 

Yup, I'm sure you know best. I only work in healthcare and have had to take numerous courses over the last couple years to help manage this. But I'm sure your buddy on Facebook's Meme gave you all the information you need. 

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Just now, shayster007 said:

Yup, I'm sure you know best. I only work in healthcare and have had to take numerous courses over the last couple years to help manage this. But I'm sure your buddy on Facebook's Meme gave you all the information you need. 

You didn't answer the question.  Let's try again.  

According to the vaccine manufacturers, the WHO and the CDD the jab does NOT prevent transmission.  So, again, how is it that it's "about everyone else around you" giving this fact?  Getting the jab does absolutely nothing for those around you.  Do you see the disconnect here, Mr. Healthcare worker??  

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1 hour ago, Ghostsof1915 said:

The slaves are the ones taking horse de-wormer because they don't trust doctors. But at least they won't have lice! 

Horse de-wormer. You must be talking about Ivermectin, you know, the medicine that received the Nobel Prize for Drugs in 2015 for treating disease.  :picard:

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52 minutes ago, JM_ said:

I'm pretty sure everything is about him.

 

We're looking at one of those "gee I wish I had been vaccinated" stories in the making. Some people just have to learn the hard way. 

I've already had Covid.  Good try though.  Got it in May of 2020.  It wasn't that bad.  I've had colds that were way worse.  So, much to your dismay, I survived like 99% of the rest of the population that got it.  

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6 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

Horse de-wormer. You must be talking about Ivermectin, you know, the medicine that received the Nobel Prize for Drugs in 2015 for treating disease.  :picard:

Yes but not for treating Covid19. There's no proof it's effective in treatment of C19.

 

4 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

I've already had Covid.  Good try though.  Got it in May of 2020.  It wasn't that bad.  I've had colds that were way worse.  So, much to your dismay, I survived like 99% of the rest of the population that got it.  

Have you had a recent antibody test to see where your levels are at? May 2020 was quite awhile ago.

 

The global mortality rate is not 1% it's 2%. And that 2% assumes countries are being honest about reporting deaths due to Covid. For example China claims only 4,646 deaths due to Covid which is such obvious BS it's mindboggling. India claims 446,943 deaths but India only counts you as a Covid death if you had tested positive and died in a hospital. The actual death toll in India is likely 10 times higher as 80% of India's population lives in rural areas.

 

Just adjust those 2 countries and the actual mortality rate easily doubles. Now add in all the other countries with governments with something to hide and the death toll/mortality rate is even higher.

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16 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

I've already had Covid.  Good try though.  Got it in May of 2020.  It wasn't that bad.  I've had colds that were way worse.  So, much to your dismay, I survived like 99% of the rest of the population that got it.  

Well you're not everyone and if that 1% of the population means millions don't survive, it's hardly anything to undermine or ignore.

 

"It wasn't that bad"......"for you".  And you didn't have the variants that are proving to be quite volatile.

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18 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

Horse de-wormer. You must be talking about Ivermectin, you know, the medicine that received the Nobel Prize for Drugs in 2015 for treating disease.  :picard:

So people can purchase their meds at the local feed store?   

 

We also can eat Alpo but most don't.  For obvious reasons.

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21 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

Horse de-wormer. You must be talking about Ivermectin, you know, the medicine that received the Nobel Prize for Drugs in 2015 for treating disease.  :picard:

Not sure how that's relevant when the disease people expect it to treat didn't even exist at that time.  Viagra's very good for its intended purpose, but I wouldn't be using it to treat back pain. 

 

Ask your veterinarian if Ivermecitin is right for you.

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6 minutes ago, -DLC- said:

Well you're not everyone and if that 1% of the population means millions don't survive, it's hardly anything to undermine or ignore.

 

"It wasn't that bad"......"for you".  And you didn't have the variants that are proving to be quite volatile.

I find that argument so disrespectful to the people on here who've lost loved ones.to Covid.

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On 9/24/2021 at 7:57 AM, Bocivus said:

God forbid he isn't forced to be injected with an experimental, gene altering "vaccine" that does NOT prevent transmission.  The only facepalm worthy idea is him being ridiculed to not take the jab (again,  that does NOT prevent transmission, but allegedly mitigate the symptoms if one were to get Covid).  Then of course the "anti-vaxxer" phrase is used.  Typical.  :lol: 

He isn't being forced...he can decline the vaccine.  He simply can't force others to be subjected to his unvaccinated state when he ventures out in public, that's all.  It's a two way street.

If he puts hair gel on his head, has tattoos, takes over the counter pain meds, wears clothing with dyes, wants to enter an establishment (unvaxxed) that uses chemicals for cleaning - all things that he likely doesn't "know" (or care?) about, then he's a bit of a hypocrite (that goes to all who use the argument about experimental/unknowns).   

 

For instance:  Advil contains gelatin, lecithin (soy), medium chain triglycerides, pharmaceutical ink, polyethylene glycol, potassium hydroxide, purified water, sorbitan, and sorbitol.  Bet he knows everything about all those things?  Or, never reaches for anything he doesn't fully know about, right?  I'd be hard pressed to think that these people who claim this as experimental  aren't indulging in a whole lot of things that, unless they're doing their research on a consistent basis, also are to some degree.   Yet they're fine heading to the drugstore if they get a headache.  Or using "products" that they likely never have read the ingredients of.

 

Can you list exactly what these things are (if you take more than a minute or two to answer, you're likely Googling)?

 

Do these people grow all their own food?  Never EVER ingest anything commercially produced or from an outside source?  I highly doubt it.  

We live with many unknowns but the ones to take a stand against aren't vaccines during a worldwide pandemic that is killing people where it's proven that they do work and scientists and medical professionals are urging us get them.

 

Those taking a firm anti vax stance likely do a whole lot of things when they're out and about that may impact them.  Take chances with unknowns.  Yet we're being asked to do something by scientists and medical experts and they're resisting challenging them?  That's the one they're suddenly focused on?  OK.

 

 

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26 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

You didn't answer the question.  Let's try again.  

According to the vaccine manufacturers, the WHO and the CDD the jab does NOT prevent transmission.  So, again, how is it that it's "about everyone else around you" giving this fact?  Getting the jab does absolutely nothing for those around you.  Do you see the disconnect here, Mr. Healthcare worker??  

Just like the flu vaccine, getting vaccinated is not a single use method of keeping someone from getting infected. It is the facts involved in the lessening of symptoms, the shorter time of illness involved that dramatically off the bat keeps more people out of the hospital or using up healthcare resources and time form the get go.

 

If you have less severe symptoms and are sick for a shorter period of time ( which is known factually already about getting the vaccine ) you are already helping people around you by lessening their potential for impact or severity.

 

So while you suggest the vaccine for one does nothing for people around you it in fact does. Say you have a sick neighbor needing cancer treatments or say someone has a heart attack, there will be less strain on the hospitals, less wait time, more free'd up support staff and doctors and nurses to practice medicine versus being bogged down by treating covid patients. Its clear as day this is a positive that one would choose to ignore but would be wrong.

 

In the simplest of answers you getting the vaccine does not mean you will never get sick and certainly does not mean people around you are 100% safe too, but looking at this realistically it is a major step for people and community to be proactive and make a difference.

 

22 minutes ago, shayster007 said:

Oh, I think you misunderstood.  I'm not answering anything, I'm calling you out on being an idiot. This conversation is like singing to your plants. It doesn't change anything, it's just kinda fun.

I completely understand your point, hats off to you for being there for your community during this time, not something I take for granted so thank you.

 

At a certain point there are people who are choosing not to get vaccinated or are arguing against its use and effectiveness. You can always carry dialogue but for some if they are not even willing to look at things from all sides or get stuck on one point it does get frustrating and humor can help for sure.....thanks again.

19 minutes ago, Bocivus said:

I rest my case.   Can't even answer a simple question.  You must be an excellent healthcare worker.  :lol:

As mentioned above, dialogue is great but you'd have to stop and think for a minute how getting vaccinated no won't 100% keep you or people around you from getting infected but it WILL put less strain on the system, cause less severe symptoms and shorter sick time which again has all been made readily available as fact. Would getting vaccinated knowing you can help lessen the burden be a good enough reason ?

 

The vaccines are safe, its decades old technology so I don't know where experimental or unsafe keeps popping up its just not the case.

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9 minutes ago, -DLC- said:

Well you're not everyone and if that 1% of the population means millions don't survive, it's hardly anything to undermine or ignore.

 

"It wasn't that bad"......"for you".  And you didn't have the variants that are proving to be quite volatile.

Thank you, I keep seeing these types of arguments and while I am happy to know some people get through these illnesses with seemingly ease its just so disappointing to see the mindset expressed. I hate using the word selfish as this is something every one of us should research and make informed decisions about, but what else is it when you will argue a certain point while ignoring the valid and proven reasons that getting a vaccine is lessening the burden on our communities. I can respect concerns about vaccinating under certain medical conditions but there are so many of these entitled, self absorbed, conspiracy and discrediting arguments going on and on its very sad to see.

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1 minute ago, Mike Vanderhoek said:

Thank you, I keep seeing these types of arguments and while I am happy to know some people get through these illnesses with seemingly ease its just so disappointing to see the mindset expressed. I hate using the word selfish as this is something every one of us should research and make informed decisions about, but what else is it when you will argue a certain point while ignoring the valid and proven reasons that getting a vaccine is lessening the burden on our communities. I can respect concerns about vaccinating under certain medical conditions but there are so many of these entitled, self absorbed, conspiracy and discrediting arguments going on and on its very sad to see.

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I also wish to add as Bronn in Game of Thrones said:  "There's no cure for being a *unt".:)

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