The coronavirus scam
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6' rule is arbitrary, therefore what? Therefore we shouldn't do anything at all to prevent the spread of a dangerous and highly contagious viral disease? That is your solution.
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No that would be retarded.
You should stop being retarded.
We shouldn't rely on measures that are found to be ineffective.
And we shouldn't rely, as you do, on idiots like Don Lemon to tell us what is effective and what isn't effective.
Relying on idiots like Don Lemon is retarded.
You should stop being retarded.
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it's the milgram experiment
people are being told to do something stupid
and they are doing it because an "ex pert " told them to
you are in the 65% you would administer the 450 volt shock
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I would administer the 450 volt shock if it was hooked up to Don Lemon
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and usename would applaud you for following "the ex pert™ "I would administer the 450 volt shock if it was hooked up to Don Lemon
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we studied the milgram experiment for a couple of days in one of my classes either sociology or abnormal psychology. I was amazed that most of my very much younger fellow students had never heard of it before.
I had a similar feeling of amazement when in another class I mentioned Thomas Jefferson's relationship with his deceased wife's half-sister, the slave Sally Hemings, and got blank looks.
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ok doser
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Or is he just retarded?
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Uttar Pradesh government says early use of Ivermectin helped to keep positivity, deaths low
Claiming that timely introduction of Ivermectin since the first wave has helped the state maintain a relatively low positivity rate despite in its high population density.
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Not "unvaccinated." "He caught covid and died because he was unvaccinated."
Big difference.
See here:
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But NOT literally everyone will suffer terribly from the symptoms. NOT literally everyone will die from it.
In fact, many never know they had it. And practically all people who get it survive it.
So what's the big deal?
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Tell us, Dr. Professor, since you have rejected every mainstream bit of medical advice for how to deal with this pandemic, what exactly do you think is effective?
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Effective treatment with invermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and/or quinine (or other ionopher) with zinc and vitamin C and vitamin D. At risk people can get the vaccine at their request, but that might only be 20% at best of the population. Let the disease run its course like any other flu. You get better than Sweden's result which is not much more than a bad flu season. And subsequent covid infections will be much weaker, much like a regular flu season.
Edit to add: this comes from solid medical advice with a long proven track record.
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I literally never said everyone would suffer terribly or die from it. It's estimated that ~80% of cases are asymptomatic. Problem is, you have no idea which category you will fall into once you get it. Do you like 1 out of 5 odds when your health is at stake?
The big deal is that not everyone who gets it survives it, as we have seen. And you have no idea who the next victim will be.
That's how your post comes across.
How many people have died who have gotten it but been asymptomatic?
I would wager that 0% of those who were asymptomatic who had it have died from Covid.
I would also wager that of those who are asymptomatic, 0%, or nearly 0%, of them have spread it to other people.
Did you notice that all you could say was "estimated"?
There is absolutely no way to differentiate between which people have had it and been asymptomatic or not had it. It's literally impossible to have an exact number, because in order to do so, you'd have to force everyone to participate in such a test.
Yes I do.
I'm 28. Nowhere near the "at risk" age.
I'm slightly overweight and out of shape due to me being a trucker, but otherwise I'm healthy, and can pass the required DOT physical.
I'm not at all likely to die from Covid, even if I do show symptoms.
Why are you assuming 1 out of 5 odds?
The survival rate is 99.992% (or something like that).
Why should I be fearful of something that literally most people survive?
I'd also like to point out that unlike most of the wussies who are cowering in their houses not working, I have been working nonstop throughout this entire ordeal. I travel constantly, and the sickest I've been throughout was for about 3-5 days near the beginning of 2020, and after that, the most discomfort I've experienced is allergies.
Most of the places I go to when I'm at work either A) do not have a "mask required" sign up (any longer), or B) have such a sign up but do not enforce it.
I say this as a truck driver: my immune system can handle the Covid. I don't fear it. What I fear is having my freedom taken away from me because people who do (irrationally) fear the Covid can't stand the thought of people like me not going along with the masses.
My advice to them, and you?
Grow. Up.
Get over it. I will NOT give up my freedoms so you can expand your "safe space" bubble into my life, all while throwing out the past 300 years and more of medical progress.
Again, so what? The problem with this statement is that, while it is true, it's omitting the fact that the number of people who get it and die from it is so small it's for all intents and purposes statistically insignificant!
You're literally making a mountain out of an anthill!
The chances of me getting it AND suffering are low.
The chances of me getting it AND dying from it or with it, are even lower, to the point where worrying about it would only increase my chances of it happening because it would not only affect my mental health, but also take a toll on my body that is completely unnecessary.
If I get sick, I get sick. And if I die, I die, and get to meet my Maker and join Bob in heaven, along with other loved ones who passed away previously.
Sure, I'd leave family, friends, behind if I died, but "for me to live is Christ, and to die is gain."
But none of that is at all likely. I have nothing to fear.
So what?
Why worry about something you have no control over?
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That ignores the fact that many people who survive COVID-19 have long-term symptoms, and that people who who are contagious can spread the disease to high risk patients who will not be as lucky.
"One in 500 people in the U.S. has died from COVID. To try to trivialize it and say it’s nothing, it doesn’t matter--I think it’s just a gross mischaracterization of what we are all living through."
Furthermore, vaccinated people are far less likely to become severely ill or die from COVID-19 compared to unvaccinated people.
Compared to the average COVID-19 death rate in the U.S., “you look at what the vaccines can do, they decrease the risk of death and severe illness by more than 90 percent, 95 percent in the randomized studies.”
Survival rates for COVID-19 misrepresented in posts
As of July 23, there were more than 34.3 million known cases of COVID-19 in the United States and 610,370 deaths, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
Such comments evidence no concern whatsoever for others who may catch the virus from you (if you become infected) and not survive.
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