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Vrock wrote:Would you like a cookie?
Waco wrote:Yeah, cause those worked so well before, right?Then you're an idiot actively working against your own interests. Enjoy lockdown again.
Vrock wrote:Everyone is tired of this overreaction to a minor virus.
Waco wrote:Vrock wrote:Everyone is tired of this overreaction to a minor virus.
Everyone is tired of morons like you pretending it's minor.
Shouefref wrote:It's incredible: each time you make a remark about Covid or the anti-corona vaccin, the anti-vaxxers react.
They really can't shut up.
They're a virus themselves.
It's very much the latest variant of trolls.
Not sure how you define a "anti-vaxxer", but it's silly and narcissistic to broadcast your vaccine status as some kind of major achievement. I
Vrock wrote:Waco wrote:I suspect that if it happens again, more people will join me. Everyone is tired of this overreaction to a minor virus.
Shouefref wrote:I haven't "broadcasted" any anti-vax ideas, sport. I'd wager I'm vaccinated for stuff you aren't. Not that it matters. Nor have I denied the deadliness of COVID-19. Hint: it's very small.Not sure how you define a "anti-vaxxer", but it's silly and narcissistic to broadcast your vaccine status as some kind of major achievement. I
It is not.
I'm merely testifying that not everybody is an anti-vaxxers and that not everbody gives in to myths about vaccination.
Anyway: if it's silly that somebody broadcasts his vaccine status, then it's silly too to broadcast your anti-vax ideas and you beliefs that there is not such a thing as a deadly pandemic.
Shouefref wrote:Vrock wrote:Waco wrote:I suspect that if it happens again, more people will join me. Everyone is tired of this overreaction to a minor virus.
I's actually becoming worse because of people who do not take it serious.
The Swamp wrote:I've heard people say they won't get the experimental injection because someone has to stay behind to bury all of the sheep.
I got the J&J, although I'm not happy about it. None of these injections are anywhere close to completing Phase 3 clinical trials. Those usually take up to 4 years. For a radically new, untested type of injection using highly experimental tech, like mRNA, it should be 6 years. Of course, all of that was skipped in favor of getting this stuff, whatever it actually is, into people as part of the testing phase.
No matter who says what, unless they have a time machine or a crystal ball, it will be years before we know what this stuff does to people long-term. Anyone who says otherwise is guessing and hoping. And, the best news is that if these injections turn out to cause all sorts of very nasty side effects, the manufacturers are completely off the hook. They have full immunity from suit. They won't even pay for your funeral if their concoctions kill you. They have even less confidence in their own product than those who won't bend the knee.
If our big brother government is so worried and afraid of this virus, why have they opened the southern border? Hundreds of thousands of unvaccinated illegals are pouring through and being bussed all over the country. Sure, they want to change the demographics to create their uniparty. But what about the 4th wave they are deliberately creating? If the government was truly that terrified of Covid, the southern border would be locked down tighter than a drum. So many questions, so few answers.
cphite wrote:And so far, the data is has been positive.
Waco wrote:cphite wrote:And so far, the data is has been positive.
Wildly, almost unequivocally, positive.
Vrock wrote:Waco wrote:cphite wrote:And so far, the data is has been positive.
Wildly, almost unequivocally, positive.
Isn't it amazing what the private sector can do when they're unshackled from government regulation and pesky things like legal liability?
cphite wrote:One of the takeaways from this thing should be how horribly inefficient the FDA has been when it comes to reviewing and approving these things. What we saw with these vaccines is what happens when the process is actually allowed to proceed at the same rate as testing - not waiting for months or years between steps for the bureaucracy to get around to doing their part.
cphite wrote:Well, it's the government, so....Vrock wrote:Waco wrote:Wildly, almost unequivocally, positive.
Isn't it amazing what the private sector can do when they're unshackled from government regulation and pesky things like legal liability?
Yes.
One of the takeaways from this thing should be how horribly inefficient the FDA has been when it comes to reviewing and approving these things.
cphite wrote:Mostly agree, but giving companies a get-out-of-jail free card regarding legal liability is not a good idea.What we saw with these vaccines is what happens when the process is actually allowed to proceed at the same rate as testing - not waiting for months or years between steps for the bureaucracy to get around to doing their part.
Waco wrote:cphite wrote:One of the takeaways from this thing should be how horribly inefficient the FDA has been when it comes to reviewing and approving these things. What we saw with these vaccines is what happens when the process is actually allowed to proceed at the same rate as testing - not waiting for months or years between steps for the bureaucracy to get around to doing their part.
Yep.
That said, the FDA fvcked up big time with the approval of that new Alzheimer's "treatment".