The Coronavirus, not the beer

goldfly said:
You’re almost there on your own


You’re like the idiot republicans that are like “this is a weapon to target only the unvaccinated” lol

Like, you’ve almost got there on your own but just can’t get to the other side of the door
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This is a weapon against critical thinkers.

Absolutely no reason for healthy people to get this experimental treatment. Spread is the same and natural immunity is 20x better.

Healthy people who are selfishly getting vaccinated are prolonging the pandemic.
 
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There is absolutely zero rationale for mandatory vaccination and an easy case can be made against it based on established science pre ccp virus.
 
thethe said:
This is a weapon against critical thinkers.

Absolutely no reason for healthy people to get this experimental treatment. Spread is the same and natural immunity is 20x better.

Healthy people who are selfishly getting vaccinated are prolonging the pandemic.
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Hahaha

And like fraud boy

Once you realize you’re almost there

You go sprinting back the other way
 
thethe said:
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There is absolutely zero rationale for mandatory vaccination and an easy case can be made against it based on established science pre ccp virus.
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Let's see let's pick up the maths here

200 divided by 8700 is 2.29. So even if everyone who's there who's sick is vaccinated, that makes the vaccine somewhere around 8422 people if the 96 is right. Would mean the break through rate is sitting somehwere around 3%. Seems like an incredibly effective vaccine to me.
 
thethe said:
This is a weapon against critical thinkers.

Absolutely no reason for healthy people to get this experimental treatment. Spread is the same and natural immunity is 20x better.

Healthy people who are selfishly getting vaccinated are prolonging the pandemic.
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Man the stupidity of this post is off the charts. I feel like you're about to stare at a board and recommend UV-C treating people.
 
zitothebrave said:
Let's see let's pick up the maths here

200 divided by 8700 is 2.29. So even if everyone who's there who's sick is vaccinated, that makes the vaccine somewhere around 8422 people if the 96 is right. Would mean the break through rate is sitting somehwere around 3%. Seems like an incredibly effective vaccine to me.
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These are some of the least susceptible and they are still contracting covid while vaccinated.

Only the useful idiots don’t see how vaccines aren’t preventing spread.
 
thethe said:
These are some of the least susceptible and they are still contracting covid while vaccinated.

Only the useful idiots don’t see how vaccines aren’t preventing spread.
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I think the best example is yesterday we had 145,857 for our 7-day avg. Last year on sept 11th (can't click on sept 10th), we had 36,624 for our 7-day avg
 
zitothebrave said:
Let's see let's pick up the maths here

200 divided by 8700 is 2.29. So even if everyone who's there who's sick is vaccinated, that makes the vaccine somewhere around 8422 people if the 96 is right. Would mean the break through rate is sitting somehwere around 3%. Seems like an incredibly effective vaccine to me.
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That's assuming all 8773 students have been exposed to the virus equally. Are they testing every individual regardless? Because asymptomatic cases do happen and those individuals aren't as likely to get tested unless they had to for some reason. That being said only 13% of Americans have tested positive for covid. I'm sure there are quite a few asymptomatic cases that weren't officially added to that number and that's after a year and a half of it spreading. 3% in such a short time frame seems rather significant but we will see what happens with their numbers going forward.

It is odd that we were once told that we needed 70% to achieve herd immunity but 96% at the college doesn't seem to really slow it down.
 
thewupk said:
That's assuming all 8773 students have been exposed to the virus equally. Are they testing every individual regardless? Because asymptomatic cases do happen and those individuals aren't as likely to get tested unless they had to for some reason. That being said only 13% of Americans have tested positive for covid. I'm sure there are quite a few asymptomatic cases that weren't officially added to that number and that's after a year and a half of it spreading. 3% in such a short time frame seems rather significant but we will see what happens with their numbers going forward.

It is odd that we were once told that we needed 70% to achieve herd immunity but 96% at the college doesn't seem to really slow it down.
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Again, sub 3% breakthrough.

As far asymptomatic, I don't think it's a thing. I think you can have various levels of sickness, but more I find out, the more I don't believe in asymptomatic. I think some poeple are in denial about symptoms because they can present differently. For example my worst symptoms were coughing and muscle/joint pain. Never ran a fever. My girlfriend was coughing, headache and nausea, her mother was the only one who ran a fever, and her father who was the one we were most concerned about had a concerned about had the mildest symptoms. We all lost our sense of smell, my girlfriend lost her sense of taste too (though I don't think she did, I think she just doesn't know how to compare taste vs. smell) I do think there's different levels of sickness, but I don't believe people are actually asymptomatic. I could be wrong. I know i was told not to get tested for 90 days because you'll test positive again. So it's very real some of these "asymptomatic" cases were people who had mild symptoms and held onto it and didn't get tested until someone around them tested positive.

I know that there's a lot of things involved. But we had an employee test postiive and when they were infectious they didn't infect a single other person in the workforce. And our workforce is something like 80% vaccinated.

2% breakthrough (which all could be unvaccinated) is not something to report as proof against vaccines working.

If this vaccine stops 80% of infections, that's an effective vaccine.
 
sturg33 said:
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They got hoodwinked. It’s a therapeutic for at risk people.

Everyone else would be doing society better by getting naturally exposed and using widely available therapeutics. This is the only way out. Just like it has been since day 1.
 
zitothebrave said:
Again, sub 3% breakthrough.

As far asymptomatic, I don't think it's a thing. I think you can have various levels of sickness, but more I find out, the more I don't believe in asymptomatic. I think some poeple are in denial about symptoms because they can present differently. For example my worst symptoms were coughing and muscle/joint pain. Never ran a fever. My girlfriend was coughing, headache and nausea, her mother was the only one who ran a fever, and her father who was the one we were most concerned about had a concerned about had the mildest symptoms. We all lost our sense of smell, my girlfriend lost her sense of taste too (though I don't think she did, I think she just doesn't know how to compare taste vs. smell) I do think there's different levels of sickness, but I don't believe people are actually asymptomatic. I could be wrong. I know i was told not to get tested for 90 days because you'll test positive again. So it's very real some of these "asymptomatic" cases were people who had mild symptoms and held onto it and didn't get tested until someone around them tested positive.

I know that there's a lot of things involved. But we had an employee test postiive and when they were infectious they didn't infect a single other person in the workforce. And our workforce is something like 80% vaccinated.

2% breakthrough (which all could be unvaccinated) is not something to report as proof against vaccines working.

If this vaccine stops 80% of infections, that's an effective vaccine.
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Nothing suggests that the vaccines can stop 80% of infections from the delta variant. It's like 60% at best with most studies having it under 50. It's going to spread with or without the vaccine. With or without masks. What the vaccine does do is prevent serious illness or death. So if you are vulnerable then please take it. But it's still going to spread.
 
UK withdrawing vaccine passports. In short order America will reject king Biden’s decrees and when we look back at this time we will look on with shame towards the people that supported this tyranny.
 
thewupk said:
Nothing suggests that the vaccines can stop 80% of infections from the delta variant. It's like 60% at best with most studies having it under 50. It's going to spread with or without the vaccine. With or without masks. What the vaccine does do is prevent serious illness or death. So if you are vulnerable then please take it. But it's still going to spread.
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Cite your sources.

Cause I' ve seen way more studies hitting around 70-80. Of course there's a number of issues with any study. But literally the only evidence you have is that people are getting sick, when a healthy chunk of the population is unvaccinated and as Amazonia hints, that breakthrough can happen against natural immunity.
 
We had our lower school randomly checked last Wednesday. 13 popped positive at school.

12 kids and one teacher. All healthy, asymptomatic … but positive.

Crazy.
 
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