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This is apparently the deal with me. Sick 3 days flu shot #1 at Great Lakes, second shot 7 days of deathly ill, lost 15 pounds in a week. Talked to the doctor that told me everyone had to get the flu shot and he said, "Whatever you do, don't get a flu shot ever again." After it is FDA approved, we are no longer going to be given a choice. Not legal to mandate it until then. That said, words cannot express how strongly I would discourage you from getting the jab. |
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You’re not even competent to discuss his qualifications. I’m sure you’ve seen a picture of him somewhere where he didn’t tie his shoes correctly, therefore his entire existence has been invalidated. You’re quite the piece of work. In the future, how about you go **** yourself? |
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Have them issue IDs at the same time (photo, please) as well because that is important to track the results. Can't be too careful. |
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Do you think I haven't heard the things this guy says? I actually watched the thing you posted and just couldn't believe the nonsense this guy was spewing. I paused each time he made some wild claim and then searched. I know... I know... they're out to get him. That's all in your conspiracy theory addled mind. |
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I am, however, serious about knowing who got the vaccine, when and the particulars of the person. This is a twofer: Vaccine and ID. Sounds ominous, but if the vaccine becomes a mandate, I want to know the data, the particulars. That is how we will learn for the inevitable next round. A boy can dream. |
The variants didn't originate in countries where there was a high level of vaccination. The asshat claims vaccination put pressure on the virus to mutate. The asshat seems to ignore that most of mutations/variants were first discovered in countries where few were vaccinated.
Explain that JD. How the hell can that possibly be that the vaccines caused the pressure and the virus mutated as a result of the vaccines when the variants started in countries that didn't have the same access to the vaccines that others did. Swing away big fella. Maybe call the asshat and ask him to explain how that's possible. |
I’m not gonna explain **** to you. I might put you on ignore, that seems expedient enough.
When you get your PhD in virology, why don’t you come back and explain everything to us. We’ll wait. |
Put me on ignore ya friggin queen! But stop spreading bullsh.t here. I don't believe that's asking too much.
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You've got Bannon feeding the asshat.. "so the vaccine actually makes the virus more dangerous"
Oh yeah! That's why it's mutating!... because these countries with a very small percentage of the population vaccinated are putting pressure on the virus! How can't anyone believe that sort of nonsense. Here! let me have my brain removed from my head so I too can believe as you JD. |
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India seems to be the center, with other, smaller countries. 52M vaccines in a population of nearly 1,5B people. https://dashboard.cowin.gov.in/ |
Yeah... I'm sure. I'm not JD. I don't say things without the ability to back it up. 10% of adults in India are fully vaccinated.
https://www.indiatoday.in/diu/story/ten-percent-of-india-adults-are-fully-vaccinated-so-far-1833391-2021-07-27 |
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So, what is next? Restrict flights from India, China, all the countries with low vaccine rates? Proof of vaccination to come to the US? What is an acceptable rate of vaccination per country?? Lots of questions. What is Biden doing? |
I backed up what I said the other day. Nick just dismisses it out of hand, because he’s the smartest guy that ever lived.
He’s certainly smarter and more qualified than the guy that has spent his entire life working with vaccines. Tell us Nick, what’s your day job? What’s on your CV? Where did you get your medical degree? How many research protocols are you supervising at the moment? Show us what a stud you really are. |
https://srhd.org/news/2021/coronavirus-mutations-and-variants-what-does-it-mean#:~:text=We%20know%20the%20coronavirus%20curre ntly,strains%20and%20almost%204000%20variants.
Organisms in general, be it humans, plants, insects, bacteria, or viruses, undergo genetic mutations which can be beneficial or detrimental. Although viruses are not technically alive, these also mutate and evolve as they infect a host’s cell, replicate and move on to another cell or a new host. The process by which a virus spreads is what we call transmission. There are differences in the rates of mutations amongst different types of viruses. As an example, the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus which causes the clinical entity we know as COVID-19 mutates approximately every 11-15 days. That is about half of the rate of influenza (flu) and about a quarter of the HIV rates. Mutations generate variability within a population, which allows natural selection to amplify traits that are beneficial, in this case, to the viral particle, as viruses are not considered organisms per-se. We know the coronavirus currently has 12,700 identified mutations, 12 main types of the virus (identified as 19 A, the original type, through 20 J), five strains and almost 4000 variants. The strains are known as L, the original strain, which mutated into the S strain followed by V and G (further mutating into GR, GH and GV, and several infrequent mutations collectively grouped together as O). The G strains are now the dominant strain around the world. SARS-CoV-2 variants with spike (S)-protein D614G mutations have become the most common variant. It is so named because one amino acid is changed from a D (aspartate) to a G (glycine) at position number 614 of the viral spike proteins. |
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Are we? If not we are inviting the Echo variant in our front door. Where is Joe, Kamala? |
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