whatshisname wrote:

Menace to society!! 

Alarmingly, the non-compliant group were more likely than the compliant group to leave their home to meet friends or family

 www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion...

Triple-vaccinated, took an airplane flight to a conference, died at the conference. 

SarahBeth Hartlage – 36 Year Old Louisville Doctor & Department Leader of COVID Vaccine Distribution Has Died Unexpectedly

COVIDVACCINEINJURIES.COMMarch 18, 2022 Post Views:3,590

In an announcement on Twitter by Governor Andy Beshear this afternoon:

“Dr. SarahBeth Hartlage helped save thousands of lives through her tireless and heroic efforts leading vaccinations in Louisville. Britainy and I are sorry to hear of her unexpected passing and we are holding her family, @LouisvilleMetro and @LouMetroHealth in our prayers.”

 Animal-Farm wrote:
Coronavirus cases are rising in European nations because restrictions were eased too soon, a W.H.O. official says.

 R_P wrote:

Just analyzing the game.

Meanwhile, UK is planning shot number 5

 Animal-Farm wrote:
Yes, you're doing it for the good of the people. If only they'd listen to you.

 R_P wrote:

Good sense is bringing an umbrella on your commute because it is raining.

Mandating remote workers or anyone to get repeatedly injected for what is as mild as the flu - that is full-on over-reach.

The Democrats will suffer, people will vote for republicans, and people will lose trust in doctors and medicine and pharma.

 Animal-Farm wrote:
Silly non sequitur

If or when the threat becomes negligible, there would be no reason to continue taking shots.

That doesn't change the good sense of taking shots when the threat is high like in a pandemic.

 R_P wrote:

If you were to stop, and not get another shot, then you would need to acknowledge that you probably should not have started.

The first step in addiction treatment is to acknowledge you have a problem

Can't keep going back for that sweet sweet fix....

Stockholm Syndrome is when you identify with your enabler, keep believing them...

 R_P wrote:

He could not breath, the doctor was massaging his chest, cracked a rib. 

Nothing to see here, move along...

 Animal-Farm wrote:
Of course! A cover-up...

 R_P wrote:

Or your trainer trying to do compression's on your chest

 Animal-Farm wrote:
I thought it was the experimental gene therapy that causes broken ribs in athletes...

 Animal-Farm wrote:

 R_P wrote:

You must be afraid to do so many things in life.

 R_P wrote:

That is fine - if it is a choice. 

The mandates are the problem.

 Animal-Farm wrote:
If you're vaccinated. If you're not, it might still hospitalize, kill you, etc.

Vaccine = less chance of severe outcomes.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Less mild = more severe.

Regardless, old(er) people can die from a nasty flu variant. And they can choose to vaccinate.

COVID causes a range of problems, aside from killing people, in a sufficiently large share of a population.

 R_P wrote:
If a person would not take 2, 3, 4, 5 injections for the flu - then why do it for Covid?

Omicron's now as mild as the common cold for most Australians - so why are Covid experts worried ahead of winter?

• Aussies should get boosted against virus to ward off future strains, expert said
• Omicron's harmfulness has largely been suppressed by high vaccination levels
• UK data shows Omicron's death rate now very similar per 100,000 cases to flu
• Deakin University's Professor Catherine Bennett said vaccination is still vital
• 'Just because this strain is milder doesn't mean the next will be,' she warned

By CHARLIE COË FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

PUBLISHED: 22:42 EDT, 20 March 2022 | UPDATED: 03:21 EDT, 21 March 2022

 R_P wrote:

Yes no maybe. More or less.