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What other conditions does he have? Is he taking other medications? Looks horrible and I hope he better soon.
It's perfectly safe to shoot twice per year to have an active covid passport. It's OK.
Nothing to worry about, his lungs are still working.
You guys are seriously concerned by one case over tens of thousands where nothing happened (which btw is statistically not enough to prove anything), and yet able to ignore the confirmed statistics of about 1% COVID death rate (much worse in the majority of developing nations) and a vaccine efficacy rate of over 95%?
Jon Doe (Pureblood)
One of the first rules of dealing with a pandemic is, DO NOT vaccinate during a pandemic!. Geert Vanden Bossche PhD, DVM, a world renound virologist and vaccine expert explains why.
https://brandnewtube.com/watch/quot-vaccine-disaster-ahead-quot-please-watch-amp-share_yaxWzeJJ8Few7i8.html
Craig Olfsen
Does anyone else read it from the side of Looney Land?
2 legs, Johnson & Johnson.
Man's skin peeled off. A penis is called Johnson in British slang, and a foreskin peels off.
It's like they try catch you with these ones.
Hari Dira
You guys are seriously concerned by one case over tens of thousands where nothing happened (which btw is statistically not enough to prove anything), and yet able to ignore the confirmed statistics of about 1% COVID death rate (much worse in the majority of developing nations) and a vaccine efficacy rate of over 95%?
The covid mortality rate is 0.013% in the US (500k deaths at 360 million people.)
That's hardly 1%

According to WHO numbers of those who get infected, and not just the total population. The survivability rate is 99.7%. that is to say 3 of every 1000 who catch it will die from it.

Where did your 1% rate come from? Certainly not CDC or WHO numbers.
Hari Dira
You're right. I meant to say 0.1% *not* 1%.
You're overestimating the deaths by a magnitude of 10. It is 0.013%. Not 0.1% and not even 1%. It's a bit over one thousandths of a percent of the US population.
Hari Dira
You're right. I meant to say 0.1% *not* 1%.
Do take it. I absolutely encourage all people who want to take it to take it al Ε“utrance! Do not make it mandatory, or make me walk around with papers. Go on and take it. No problem.

You're the Guinea pig.
Hari Dira
I'm curious to know though at which point one ceases to a Guinea Pig :)
SRSLY? If you willingly take experimental therapies. Yeah you're a test subject. I just want to refuse it. Your side is by making my taking this gene therapy mandatory or I cannot travel shop, or take a crap at a gas station is the problem.
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SRSLY? If you willingly take experimental therapies. Yeah you're a test subject. I just want to refuse it. Your side is by making my taking this gene therapy mandatory or I cannot travel shop, or take a crap at a gas station is the problem.
I get that. I wasn't trying to win an argument or make anyone look bad. I was genuinely curious to know at what point exactly it ceases to be an experiment anymore to you, because vaccines have been around for generations already. We already have a very good understanding of their mechanics and how they work. We're not talking about a mysterious, unknown matter that fell from the sky. So now a new vaccine has been developed, clinically tested on animal, then on volunteers, then has been on the field for months and protection against mortality from COVID outweighs any suspected negative side effects. At what point are we supposed to stop calling it an "experiment" and start dealing with it as something "tested"?
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What about "my side"? I'm not sure if there were typos in there because the sentence didn't sound right to me, but if what you're trying to say is that I'm supporting the mandatory regulations, then you're putting words into my mouth. Nothing I said even remotely implies that, and indeed, I'm against the regulations (this is something I know we both agree on, which is what matters the most too. Whether I choose to take the vaccine or not is my own personal business that doesn't affect you).
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