Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
So when an unvaccinated person dies from the Covid, should we just say, "Sorry you were part of the least likely to survive?"
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Young Hillsong Church congregant who mocked vaccine dies of COVID
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So when an unvaccinated person dies from the Covid, should we just say, "Sorry you were part of the least likely to survive?"
Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
If your decision only affected you, fine, but your decision can lead to the death of others. Is this okay?
ElishaElijah
Return
BS and part of the manipulation, you don’t know you’re even sick so you could be spreading it to everyone, nonsense. Yeah ok, you’re vaccinated and it’s readily available to anyone who wants it. I mean really you should stay home and never leave because something you could do could kill someone and I also see this coming that if you have more than 2 kids you’re immoral and gonna deprive others of food.
On the other hand the sexually transmitted diseases aren’t due to the faithful people in a marriage relationship. The majority of death of the unborn…people fight for the right to kill those babies, such hypocrisy. Your body your choice except with the vaccine it’s the guilt trip, mandatory, round them up, discriminate, go door to door, mark those people.
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wandering peacefully
Which way to the woods?
I only care if they do or don't because of the poor health care workers who have been through hell dealing with Covid patients. I care because the costs of the free hospital stays for treatment are being paid for by the tax payers. I care because my 6 grandchildren are too young to be vaccinated as of now. Their chances of getting sick are greatly increased by people who refuse to vaccinate. I care because billions of people around the world cannot even get the vaccine who want it which eventually will kill many of them through no fault of their own. Otherwise, I'm sorry to say, i feel as though it is a culling of folks who refuse to believe the so far shown facts about the efficacy and limited side effects, those who take Tucker Carlson as a messiah and the religious extremists who believe god will keep them safe. I don't think I object to the reduction of that portion of the population in this country.
Wandering Monk
Well-Known Member
The guy who is the subject of this thread, died from Covid. He was 34 years old. This is what I have been reading, that more young people per capita are getting hospitalized with the Delta variant than the native version that started this all. Many of them have NO comorbidities.
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Shakeel
Well-Known Member
A healthy young person is from the least likely to die whether they have a vaccine or not.
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
It could be a mindset of "this can't happen to us" type of thing or on the other side running around like a chicken with our heads cut off. I mean, I could look more into it but the political flair and push is like a red flag I can't even get pass video one.
Haha. I'm mostly outside if not front of the computer or at work. I think I overused my leg running since I can barely hop in it now. I'm so sad.
Haha. Google newsstand does have it, true. That or complaints about Biden or how they uncovered a new surge of deaths. The more deaths, the more I raise an eyebrow given the short interval involved as if it were a black plague and just washing over people and they drop dead.
I was thinking that if both parties don't have HIV, they can't spread it to each other. So the precaution, like masks and vaccines, are just in case. Though if you're not having sex and people insisting you wear a condom just in case someone advances on you and poof a baby is kind of unnerving. Just depends on the circumstances.
Sounds like fear?
Of course don't take life for granted. We're all at a risk of catching COVID. I just wonder what exactly made people at such a high risk to catch it and die from it. It's not because they were unvaccinated in and of itself. It's not like the virus was snooping around to catch people alone in their bathrooms or anything like that. That or the virus is like "ooh. Unveiled is unvaccinated, lets get her!" but then say "well, Joe is vaccinated, we'll skip him for now." That and the phrase "war against the virus" makes me laugh sometimes.
Haha
That's ironic because it's the opposite.
By How Much Are Countries Underreporting COVID-19 Cases and Deaths?
Wandering Monk
Well-Known Member
Estimates lately suggest that India has under reported deaths from the Delta variant by a factor of 10; 4 million are believed to have died from Covid there since Delta hit them. That is about DOUBLE the GLOBAL deaths up to that outbreak.
Wildswanderer
Veteran Member
Not in the US.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Willful ignorance is, however.
ecco
Veteran Member
The blood clot issue? This one?...
Blood clots related to AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine can be mitigated with early detection
Tuesday, 29 June 2021 - New research has shown that early testing for blood clots in patients who had received the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine led to them being treated successfully, highlighting the need for heightened awareness of the risk among doctors.
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Unusual blood clots with low blood platelets have been recognised as a very rare complication of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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The risk of developing a blood clot from the vaccine is still far lower than the risk of developing clots from Covid-19
It should go without saying but the risk of dying from the vaccine is also much lower than the risk of dying from Covid.Tuesday, 29 June 2021 - New research has shown that early testing for blood clots in patients who had received the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine led to them being treated successfully, highlighting the need for heightened awareness of the risk among doctors.
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Unusual blood clots with low blood platelets have been recognised as a very rare complication of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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The risk of developing a blood clot from the vaccine is still far lower than the risk of developing clots from Covid-19
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
What a bizarre non sequitur.BS and part of the manipulation, you don’t know you’re even sick so you could be spreading it to everyone, nonsense. Yeah ok, you’re vaccinated and it’s readily available to anyone who wants it. I mean really you should stay home and never leave because something you could do could kill someone and I also see this coming that if you have more than 2 kids you’re immoral and gonna deprive others of food.
On the other hand the sexually transmitted diseases aren’t due to the faithful people in a marriage relationship. The majority of death of the unborn…people fight for the right to kill those babies, such hypocrisy. Your body your choice except with the vaccine it’s the guilt trip, mandatory, round them up, discriminate, go door to door, mark those people.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Yet they could easily spread it to someone at significantly higher risk.
ecco
Veteran Member
Examples?
Did the smallpox vaccine pretty much eradicate smallpox?
Did the polio vaccine pretty much eradicate polio?
I find it hard to understand how anyone in July 2021 can say that they think the Covid vaccine is "a treatment that looks to help lessen the effects of Covid if you get it". That is completely wrong. It is not a treatment. It is a preventative. Today 98% of people getting infected are unvaccinated. Of those who were vaccinated and still got the disease, the symptoms, so far, are mild.
Wow! Just wow! How can you be so misinformed?
Wrong again. Why do you think hospital beds were, and are again, overflowing with people who had to be hospitalized - some for weeks and months.
Even in mild cases, 10% have long-lasting problems.
The problem with early childhood religious indoctrination is that it makes people distrust science for their entire lives. Even to the point of intentionally ignoring and twisting facts to support their mistrust.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Yet the opposition towards getting vaccinated, wearing masks, covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze, washing your hands after using the toilet, wiping, etc. has been based on nothing other than pure emotionalism.
ecco
Veteran Member
I guess you have not seen any news coverage of the fires on the west coast. More fires than in years past. Earlier start of fire season.
I guess you haven't seen the news coverage of one in five hundred year rains and floods in Europe and China and the south and east coast of the US.
I guess you haven't seen news coverage of the water levels of Lake Mead - the lowest in recorded history.
Lake Mead water lowest since Hoover Dam built as shortage continues
Lake Mead falls to lowest water level since Hoover Dam's construction in 1930s
Ian James
Arizona Republic
lowest level since the reservoir was filled in the 1930s following the construction of Hoover Dam, marking a new milestone for the water-starved Colorado River in a downward spiral that shows no sign of letting up.
The reservoir near Las Vegas holds water for cities, farms and tribal lands in Arizona, Nevada, California and Mexico. Years of unrelenting drought and temperatures pushed higher by climate change are shrinking the flow into the lake
Ian James
Arizona Republic
lowest level since the reservoir was filled in the 1930s following the construction of Hoover Dam, marking a new milestone for the water-starved Colorado River in a downward spiral that shows no sign of letting up.
The reservoir near Las Vegas holds water for cities, farms and tribal lands in Arizona, Nevada, California and Mexico. Years of unrelenting drought and temperatures pushed higher by climate change are shrinking the flow into the lake
Rational people change their positions when new information is available. Some people still believe the earth is flat and the sun revolves around it. Do you? Or do you accept some science only when it doesn't conflict with your ingrained beliefs?
