24 year old man needed double lung transplant, wishes he'd been vaccinated
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If cost is your only consideration, sure. There are many who do not want to get the vaccine though.
LOL...a virus doesn't have to become "stronger" to shift it's target. It just has to mutate.
So then, SOME will still die because they CHOOSE not to get the vaccine. Better?
The kid is lucky he was able to get a new set of lungs, I hope no one more deserving got passed over so this selfish idiot could get bailed out. Happy for his family I guess
Show me wise one exactly how exactly this will happen? Keep lolling yourself to death
I don't know. If someone can pop a pill that costs $20 or less for treatment, still not go to the hospital and then be immune from the virus versus taking a vaccine that has shown to have a lot of problems and people still getting covid after taking it? Just think, if covid could be treated like when you have the flu how big of a game changer that is?
Very well aware that people don’t want to get it, but my point was that they are costing me more money when it comes time for renewal of my private health insurance and us all when government payors have to pay more.
There are other dangers with the shot; perhaps much more dangerous ones.
The proper path would have been weight loss, sunshine, O2, therapeutics, etc. The horse has left the barn now, though. Kinda late to slam the door.
Imperfect Vaccination Can Enhance the Transmission of Highly Virulent Pathogens
A study using Marek's disease virus in poultry shows that by reducing natural selection against highly virulent strains, imperfect vaccination enables the spread of viral strains that would otherwise be too lethal to persist.
Wait...are you saying a virus can't mutate to become more infectious...to shift it's virulency to a different population? Sure...I'll LOL at that.
Well, I'm not objective on that either - because I get my flu shot. I'm also scheduled for my 2nd pneumonia vaccine this week.
I'm just a nut for getting shots I guess.
We vaccinate half the population against the flu and still have tens of thousands of deaths a year. That's on top of >$10B/year in direct costs for hospitalizations and doctor visits. Then there's the cost of millions of lost work-days. But - yeah - the vaccines cost more.
Yeah there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. I've never gotten a flu shot and won't get one. There are many people who don't want to get these shots. For covid, I've already had it. I'm immune, I don't need a vaccine.
You don't know how to read do you? I literally stated in this thread the Delta variant is more infectious, but is clearly not the same problem as original covid. I will lol at that.
You are absolutely correct, as usual. If you saw Darkhorse podcast, they outline the 3 things to try and slam the door, but it's highly unlikely to happen because of money.There are other dangers with the shot; perhaps much more dangerous ones.
The proper path would have been weight loss, sunshine, O2, therapeutics, etc. The horse has left the barn now, though. Kinda late to slam the door.
Imperfect Vaccination Can Enhance the Transmission of Highly Virulent Pathogens
A study using Marek's disease virus in poultry shows that by reducing natural selection against highly virulent strains, imperfect vaccination enables the spread of viral strains that would otherwise be too lethal to persist.journals.plos.org
So you admit it's possible but you want me to show "exactly how exactly this will happen?"
Interesting.
Go back and READ what exactly I wanted you to show me. Your reading comprehension is horrid.
It's irrational to rely on a treatment after getting sick rather than taking a nearly full proof vaccine to not get sick. Why take the chance to be hospitalized?
Ahhh...so you're of the opinion that a virus can become more infectious through mutation but can't possibly expand to a different demographic through mutation. You're brilliant, you are.
Could you possibly explain how the 1918 flu slammed young adults?
And, due to the immunosuppressants he is on to prevent organ rejection, he may be susceptible to getting Covid again now...
Bullshit
No one has enough data to judge Delta vs. the original variants.
Subsequent variants WERE more harmful than the original
This is Bullshit as usual from you. CFR for Delta as mentioned is way lower. That's all you need.
You figure it out genius. Once again show me the science around viruses mutating with actual facts and links that they become stronger. I'll wait.
Only a chiropractor would say something this dumb. No serious scientist would claim “they become weaker” when they mutate. They can, but not always, they can become more virulent, which as you may know becomes stronger.
Again, stop listening to hucksters and coming on here pretending to know what the F you are talking about.
lol. No serious scientist would claim this? The inventor of the mRNA vaccine SAYS this you idiot. With MANY others saying the same thing. Keep up with your MSM and Fraudchi listening Phenomenally Stupid.
ACTUAL FACTS:
2009 influenza was MORE virulent than previous years
2018 influenze was MORE virulent than previous years.
You shouldn't lie. It makes you look like a liar. You have yet to explain how the 1918 flu shifted in virulence and affected population. So there's an actual fact. There are lots of links. Have at it. Until you can respond on point, you're done.
