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BUT THEY"RE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE!!! and IF YOU GET THE SHOT YOU WON'T GET COVID... that's what Rachelle Wolinsky said... that's what 4-time covid victim Joe Biden repeated.
I've supplied quotes from wolinski, fauci, biden, etc to the lefties on this forum who still deny they said those things.. peak cult behavior. Remember when they were trying to sell the idea of "breakthrough cases" early on?
 
No; it is not.

We KNOW what the hospitalizations and deaths ratios are for those vaccinated vs. not.

MAGAs who skipped vaccines died at a 3x to 6x higher rate than those who got vaccines.
Yeah, statistical data. Didn't you use statistical data to predict 2.5 million deaths in the US in the first year?

Get back to me with some clinical data.

BTW, my best friend (no pics) is a hospital administrator in charge of coding. There's a reason why Walensky hedged when asked about dying with COVID as opposed to dying from COVID.
 
This is impossible, we have been told these shots are safe and effective and have no side effects but a sore arm by the lying liars that lie. Many of whom are on this board.
Why do you think vax pushers like Paul Offit are now urging caution and even saying they're not getting their boosters?

Trying to wash their (bloody) hands of the whole fiasco.
 
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Come one, how about a realistic example. Are you expecting us to believe that a girl would have sex with you, and then also you have the ability to get her pregnant?
You'll have to take that one up with your mother.
 
So a temporary minor side effect - one easily explainable as an inflammatory reaction - with no long lasting health impacts?

Sounds like good data to have and supports the notion the vaccines are safe and effective.

Thanks for sharing OP.
Changes to reproductive cycles up to and including spontaneous abortions are temporary and minor issues, huh? Sounds real safe and effective given it won't stop you from getting covid lol
 
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Changes to reproductive cycles up to and including spontaneous abortions are temporary and minor issues, huh? Sounds real safe and effective given it won't stop you from getting covid lol
I can't wait until the bring back the my mask doesn't work if you don't wear yours... my shot only works if you get one... those were fun times.
 
I don't know how many lives were saved but I'm going to assume the vaccine had a positive impact for dealing with the pandemic.
From what I can tell, the shots probably have saved lives, perhaps millions of lives... but that doesn't mean there's not any risk involved, or any negative side effects.

The real question people have to ask themselves is, are you comfortable with your 99% chance of survival without the vaccine and any of the potential side effects, or would you like to have a 99.9% chance of survival if you come down with covid after being vaccinated, but you are opening yourself up to potential negative impacts.
 
Yeah, statistical data. Didn't you use statistical data to predict 2.5 million deaths in the US in the first year?

Statistical data is data.

And, no, I did not use "statistical data" to project 2.5M deaths.

I pointed out that WITHOUT ANY mitigations (shutting down mass gatherings, etc WHICH WE DID) we'd hit those numbers. Which was EXACTLY WHY we shut down NHL, MLB, Concerts, etc.

You continue to forget that 2020 was a year where people DID NOT GO TO mass crowd events, which WOULD have spread Covid far far faster and resulted in huge spikes in deaths.
 
Keep tellin' those MAGAs to skip vaccines, folks.
You are doing "God's Work" here.

After May of 2021, roughly 1 month after COVID-19 vaccines became widely available, the gap between Republicans and Democrats further widened, to 7.7 percentage points (95% PI, 6.0 to 9.3 percentage points) in the adjusted analysis, or a 43% difference, the authors said. The difference was seen in Florida, but was most pronounced in Ohio.

By looking at individual-level connections between political affiliations and excess deaths, the study highlights that the most significant divide occurred only after COVID-19 vaccines became widely available.
 
From what I can tell, the shots probably have saved lives, perhaps millions of lives... but that doesn't mean there's not any risk involved, or any negative side effects.

The real question people have to ask themselves is, are you comfortable with your 99% chance of survival without the vaccine and any of the potential side effects, or would you like to have a 99.9% chance of survival if you come down with covid after being vaccinated, but you are opening yourself up to potential negative impacts.

I guess you do have mature posts. I stand corrected.

Getting the shot is personal decision that everyone has to decide for themselves. I had a a friend who didn't get the shot because he thought he had a 100% chance of survival. Turns out, nothing is 100%. It's a choice we all have to make and live and die with the decision. What doesn't make sense is for people to criticize others for getting the shot and also to try to discredit the shot.
 
MOST people don't die. Even if most of the people dying now aren't vaccinated, it's still a TINY fraction of people who get infected with covid... especially these new weakened strains. You're just a giant vagina... and nobody likes giant vaginas.
Keep going. You prove my point about you with every single post. You're in a cult.
 
Getting the shot is personal decision that everyone has to decide for themselves.
Uh...it was not a personal decision that people could decide for themselves. That is the point.
The vaccine was mandated for many, and they had no choice. They weren't allowed to make their own personal medical decisions. And, whether you think they made the right or wrong choice...it should have been a personal decision.
 
Especially the gym teachers...
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Uh...it was not a personal decision that people could decide for themselves. That is the point.
The vaccine was mandated for many, and they had no choice. They weren't allowed to make their own personal medical decisions. And, whether you think they made the right or wrong choice...it should have been a personal decision.
People had a choice. There maybe were businesses that required it at certain points but that is still a personal decision as to whether to get the shot. I understand it maybe would impact your job but that comes into play all the time, you have to follow the rules of the business if you want to be employed. If not, you're free to leave.

For you personally, were you required by your work to get the vaccine? I'm going to guess that you were not. Why are you so pissed off when you weren't required to do anything? And if you were required, why didn't you find a new job? You have so much manufactured anger that you can't even live a normal life.
 
People had a choice. There maybe were businesses that required it at certain points but that is still a personal decision as to whether to get the shot. I understand it maybe would impact your job but that comes into play all the time, you have to follow the rules of the business if you want to be employed. If not, you're free to leave.

For you personally, were you required by your work to get the vaccine? I'm going to guess that you were not. Why are you so pissed off when you weren't required to do anything? And if you were required, why didn't you find a new job? You have so much manufactured anger that you can't even live a normal life.
That's what happens to anti-vax crazy people.
 
There's no way Pinehawk has had the vaccine. If he had, he's be telling us about all the issues he now has because of the vaccine.
I've had three. And, I think I'm done with them. I do know of medical issues in others that arose shortly after being vaccinated, but of course I can't say for sure they are connected. Nobody knows at this point.
But, we'll continue to learn more in coming years.
 
I've had three. And, I think I'm done with them. I do know of medical issues in others that arose shortly after being vaccinated, but of course I can't say for sure they are connected. Nobody knows at this point.
But, we'll continue to learn more in coming years.

That I will agree with you on. We don't know but there's no reason to be so angry about it. I don't feel sorry for anyone who got the shot nor do I feel sorry for anyone who didn't get the shot. Everyone made their own decision and there isn't a right or wrong answer that applies to everyone.
 
That's what they say it is intended to do now. That was not what they were saying initially. Remember they were supposed to by 95% effective, they could stop transmission, etc. When all of those lies where debunked, they changed their tune and now they claim they will make the virus less severe and prevent long covid. But again, I've not seen a lot of data to substantiate those claims either.

I believe the way the covid vaccine was handled, will damage the CDC's credibility for years and put doubt in peoples minds about all vaccines going forward. Our Son was asked by a doctor if he wanted our grandchild to get his vaccines! I'm sorry but there have always been a small percentage of anti vaccers, but I've never had a Dr. ask if we wanted to give a baby their vaccines. That tells you what his patients are saying to him.......
I truly only remember hearing at the time it would help prevent you from dying, I honestly don't' remember the stopping transmission part. Not saying they didn't say that, I just don't remember it

I do agree with the second part of your post--calling it a "vaccine" was the dumbest thing. It was never a "true vaccine".
 
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