As you wish. I don't wish any harm to anyone regardless of the decision(s) they've made regarding health.
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And making a FORTUNE by following those stringent guidelines.
We're all gonna die sometime. I just hope Pelini hits a really big one at the track before he perishes. LOL
But yet you attack the person and provide no evidence. Therein lies part of the problem - unproven technology, told it prevents covid and later find it does not, many unaccounted for deaths which people are not willing to look at and of course a perfectly wonderful drug that the company has no liability for. Evidence, not attacks.
But do you realize the stress in a horse race when you're horse is neck and neck nearing the finish line and you have some real money on that horse? LOL
Pelini will tell you what that does to your blood pressure.
I wish the whole thing would have been handled in a different way. It would have been so much better had people been given the real facts and been able to make informed decisions. Why did those Pfizer vials have NO inserts with side affects, ingredients, etc? Because they didn't want anyone to know what they were being injected with. That goes right to the FACT that Pfizer fought in court to keep that information buried for 75 years. Plain and simple, they knew it caused harm.
Outside of death or debilatating injuries, the worst thing was the mandates to force people to make a risky health decision or risk losing their livelihoods.
To force people to take an untested non-vaccine amounts to crimes against humanity.
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Well, I have two very close friends who are docs. One is in Inernal Med and was working ER during covid. He witnessed the horrors. There was a set protocol for treatment that everyone followed, those who didn't were called on the carpet. The hospitals and doctors were told what to do and that dictated how they got paid. Our local hospital made millions by just following Fauchi's rules. The opposite should happen, a bunch of people should up on charges against humanity. For crying out loud, McDonalds is held responsible for selling nuggets and coffee that is too hot but go ahead and put an experimental drug in your body and hope for the best and oh by the way we are not responsible as the hospitals were not as well. You simply cannot even argue this on a common sense level.
Thank god the Supreme Court smacked Biden the Dictator in his 80 year old balls, and his fascist plans for the “vaccine.”
I p;robably disagreed with you 75% of the time last year about football. But, that's just a game.
In a serious topic like this, I could not agree with you more.
They followed the get paid more guidelines when you labeled the death correctly. Power and money.
So you didnt read the posted information and really only responded to lob what you perceive as an insult. They are acknowledging the increase in heart related incidents since Covid that I would assume would support the anti-vax stance. Those who were vaxxed did so for many reasons as did those who were not. Its not any deeper than that.
You think a person can't read and understand medical journals if they aren't a doctor?
For the most part the Healthcare industry in this country behaved and performed poorly during covid.
"if you attack fauci, you attack science"
Lofl, what a Clownshow
Doctors as a whole are an arrogant group.
A vaccine takes about 3 weeks to produce immunity and most require a booster. I’m sorry for your loss. You seem to be blaming the jab. Was that the listed cause of their deaths?
Well actually most people can not read and understand medical journals. What tends to happen is people read an article and take a portion that fits their narrative without evaluation of the statistical significance of a finding. There’s also the fact that there can be conflicting findings in different studies.
Similar to Fauci and this administration found studies that fit there narrative? A lot of arrogance and double standards in this post.
There was a very steep learning curve on how to treat COVID. Some of the early protocols were awful. That said there were also some alternative therapies which weren’t beneficial as well.
My wife took care of a large number of ICU COVID patients and is still seeing some people with comorbidities now who require hospitalization.
Some of those bioweapons killed people in the first 24 hours. Of course I'm blaming the fricking jab.
The learning curve was hydroxycloroquine or ivermectin. Why do you think the powers that be banned it? Why did those countries that allowed those two treatments have the lowest death and injury rate?
Why did the government ban it? Because IF there were treatments available that would fight this imaginary illness they couldn't introduce the experimental non-vaccine. Logic left the building.
I'm sorry, but I'm not gonna live a lie. Common sense should prevail.
I never would have considered taking an untested shot. I have multiple comorbities and I've never had Covid, neither has anyone in my family had Covid or taken the jab. It was a summer flu. I've never taken a flu shot or had the flu either.
I got Shingles, and my wife treated it with Apple Cider Vinegar and Q tips for 2 days, and it was gone. Never considered a Shingles shot.
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Or you can not take the shot and have natural immunity.
You've never had the flu? In your entire life? Are you a hermit with high speed internet?
Hank Gathers’ autopsy showed no signs of drug use at all.
If you survive. I had a friend in his early 60s with no comorbities. He was still a runner. He died a horrible death from COVID before vaccine was available for him. Meanwhile me with all my health issues never tested positive despite a daughter waiting tables at a high traffic resort area and a wife who every day cared for COVID patients. For millions of people vaccination helped. My wife never tested positive either.
And yet the fatality rate post vaccination for Moderna’s was not statistically significantly different than the controls or unvaccinated people over a like time frame.
Look I know I’m not going to change your mind but part of being a scientist is trying to look at a population from an unemotional viewpoint. I understand there were problems primarily with the traditionally manufactured vaccine but the benefit to the population far outweighed the detriment. None of the people I know who had the full series of mRNA vaccine got COVID and none of them had adverse reactions. That’s a very small sample but there’s some fat old diabetics and one 90 year old in that group. Take it FWIW.
I'm pretty sure this a-hole has turned into Howard Hughes since the coof began. It is perfectly normal for him to now interview celebrities via webcam from miles away than have them in the studio. He is just like Rage Against The Machine who were both totally "against the man" when nobody knew them. Now they both are "F you, do what the government tells you!" Rage also hates capitalism and charges hundreds of dollars for their tix now. Total hypocrites that sold their souls.
Yeah, we've pretty well run the gamut on this topic.
You and I get along a lot better when we're talking football.
Peace out.
Yep....millions of lab rats running around. Also..if anybody thinks that there arent more of these healthy people collapsing now than ever before, they are nuts. He uses Hank Gathers. Name 9 others that died or collapsed of heart conditions in the previous 10 years before the jab czme to be.
It doesn’t matter how many randomized studies show that ivermectin and HCQ don’t work. Doesn’t matter how many studies show vaccines prevented deaths and hospitalizations. Unfortunately, research also shows that it’s nearly impossible to change the minds of those who believe in conspiracy theories…
Conspiracy Theories Can Be Undermined with These Strategies, New Analysis Shows
A new review finds that only some methods to counteract conspiracy beliefs are effective. Here’s what works and what doesn’t
Why some people are willing to believe conspiracy theories
People can be prone to believe in conspiracy theories due to a combination of personality traits and motivations, including relying strongly on their intuition, feeling a sense of antagonism and superiority toward others, and perceiving threats in their environment.
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I think that last paragraph describes the majority of this board.
It doesn’t matter how many randomized studies show that ivermectin and HCQ don’t work. Doesn’t matter how many studies show vaccines prevented deaths and hospitalizations. Unfortunately, research also shows that it’s nearly impossible to change the minds of those who believe in conspiracy theories…
“The study is a review of research on attempts to counteract conspiratorial thinking, and it finds that common strategies that involve counterarguments and fact-checking largely fail to change people’s beliefs.”Conspiracy Theories Can Be Undermined with These Strategies, New Analysis Shows
A new review finds that only some methods to counteract conspiracy beliefs are effective. Here’s what works and what doesn’twww.scientificamerican.com
“The researchers also found that people with certain personality traits, such as a sense of antagonism toward others and high levels of paranoia, were more prone to believe conspiracy theories. Those who strongly believed in conspiracy theories were also more likely to be insecure, paranoid, emotionally volatile, impulsive, suspicious, withdrawn, manipulative, egocentric and eccentric.”Why some people are willing to believe conspiracy theories
People can be prone to believe in conspiracy theories due to a combination of personality traits and motivations, including relying strongly on their intuition, feeling a sense of antagonism and superiority toward others, and perceiving threats in their environment.
You're a flunkie as a doctor, you may as well be a flunkie as a psychiatrist, too. Trust your phony science, you're a true Covidian.
It doesn’t matter how many randomized studies show that ivermectin and HCQ don’t work. Doesn’t matter how many studies show vaccines prevented deaths and hospitalizations. Unfortunately, research also shows that it’s nearly impossible to change the minds of those who believe in conspiracy theories…
“The study is a review of research on attempts to counteract conspiratorial thinking, and it finds that common strategies that involve counterarguments and fact-checking largely fail to change people’s beliefs.”Conspiracy Theories Can Be Undermined with These Strategies, New Analysis Shows
A new review finds that only some methods to counteract conspiracy beliefs are effective. Here’s what works and what doesn’t
“The researchers also found that people with certain personality traits, such as a sense of antagonism toward others and high levels of paranoia, were more prone to believe conspiracy theories. Those who strongly believed in conspiracy theories were also more likely to be insecure, paranoid, emotionally volatile, impulsive, suspicious, withdrawn, manipulative, egocentric and eccentric.”Why some people are willing to believe conspiracy theories
People can be prone to believe in conspiracy theories due to a combination of personality traits and motivations, including relying strongly on their intuition, feeling a sense of antagonism and superiority toward others, and perceiving threats in their environment.
In case you haven't noticed. you've been totally blown outta the water here by the vast number of members who never have or never will buy your bullshit narrative.
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The open board should have taught you it’s just not worth your time with these loons.
It doesn’t matter how many randomized studies show that ivermectin and HCQ don’t work. Doesn’t matter how many studies show vaccines prevented deaths and hospitalizations. Unfortunately, research also shows that it’s nearly impossible to change the minds of those who believe in conspiracy theories…
“The study is a review of research on attempts to counteract conspiratorial thinking, and it finds that common strategies that involve counterarguments and fact-checking largely fail to change people’s beliefs.”Conspiracy Theories Can Be Undermined with These Strategies, New Analysis Shows
A new review finds that only some methods to counteract conspiracy beliefs are effective. Here’s what works and what doesn’t
“The researchers also found that people with certain personality traits, such as a sense of antagonism toward others and high levels of paranoia, were more prone to believe conspiracy theories. Those who strongly believed in conspiracy theories were also more likely to be insecure, paranoid, emotionally volatile, impulsive, suspicious, withdrawn, manipulative, egocentric and eccentric.”Why some people are willing to believe conspiracy theories
People can be prone to believe in conspiracy theories due to a combination of personality traits and motivations, including relying strongly on their intuition, feeling a sense of antagonism and superiority toward others, and perceiving threats in their environment.
We dose ourselves daily with hydrocarbons, organophosphates, endocrine disrupters. We have micro plastics in our blood from water contaminated with PFAS, in addition to nitrates, microorganisms, lead and other heavy metals.
Our diets are trash and we brainwash kids trying to improve performance to increase intake of supplements and foodstuff engineered to produce desirable, but unnatural effects on our body. Even our healthy food subjects us to disease burden through unsanitary handling, pesticides, fertilizers and other heavy metal bioaccumulates.
But let’s ignore all these known disease causing agents we absorb daily and focus on the covid vaccine because I read on the tweeder that it was made by the devil.
I would bet people here fully ignore all Prop65 labels because “they are on everything”. Well….. maybe that should tell you something about the way we live. Those exposures are called a dose and they add up over time like every other danger.
Look, there are reasons for people to be extremely skeptical of anything the CDC or anybody getting money from the CDC publishes. We were purposely lied to manipulate behavior and horrible decisions and policies were implemented that obstructed personal freedoms. It’s now difficult for many people to trust any institution dealing with public health.
It doesn’t matter how many randomized studies show that ivermectin and HCQ don’t work. Doesn’t matter how many studies show vaccines prevented deaths and hospitalizations. Unfortunately, research also shows that it’s nearly impossible to change the minds of those who believe in conspiracy theories…
“The study is a review of research on attempts to counteract conspiratorial thinking, and it finds that common strategies that involve counterarguments and fact-checking largely fail to change people’s beliefs.”Conspiracy Theories Can Be Undermined with These Strategies, New Analysis Shows
A new review finds that only some methods to counteract conspiracy beliefs are effective. Here’s what works and what doesn’t
“The researchers also found that people with certain personality traits, such as a sense of antagonism toward others and high levels of paranoia, were more prone to believe conspiracy theories. Those who strongly believed in conspiracy theories were also more likely to be insecure, paranoid, emotionally volatile, impulsive, suspicious, withdrawn, manipulative, egocentric and eccentric.”Why some people are willing to believe conspiracy theories
People can be prone to believe in conspiracy theories due to a combination of personality traits and motivations, including relying strongly on their intuition, feeling a sense of antagonism and superiority toward others, and perceiving threats in their environment.
When you politically weaponuze for political gain like was done you’re going to lose all credibility with a third of the country. When academic institutions fall lock step in line with ridiculous policies they completely destroy their credibility as well. My daughter had her college experience destroyed by Harvard. Their testing and isolation policies were ludicrous. We paid full price for an online curriculum.
It’s difficult for some people now to trust even the most well run retrospective studies. It’s sad but when people in government use a crisis like COVID for political benefit this is what you get. Likewise some on my side are doing the same by making claims that aren’t scientifically justified or accurate. It allows people who I generally otherwise agree with to make claims such as “vaccines were of no benefit” to their audiences. I like listening to Clay and Buck but damn they take huge liberties with the statistics.
You know what matters? The fact that medical professionals behaved so poorly during covid that the vast majority of Americans no longer trust their doctors.
It doesn’t matter how many randomized studies show that ivermectin and HCQ don’t work. Doesn’t matter how many studies show vaccines prevented deaths and hospitalizations. Unfortunately, research also shows that it’s nearly impossible to change the minds of those who believe in conspiracy theories…
“The study is a review of research on attempts to counteract conspiratorial thinking, and it finds that common strategies that involve counterarguments and fact-checking largely fail to change people’s beliefs.”Conspiracy Theories Can Be Undermined with These Strategies, New Analysis Shows
A new review finds that only some methods to counteract conspiracy beliefs are effective. Here’s what works and what doesn’t
“The researchers also found that people with certain personality traits, such as a sense of antagonism toward others and high levels of paranoia, were more prone to believe conspiracy theories. Those who strongly believed in conspiracy theories were also more likely to be insecure, paranoid, emotionally volatile, impulsive, suspicious, withdrawn, manipulative, egocentric and eccentric.”Why some people are willing to believe conspiracy theories
People can be prone to believe in conspiracy theories due to a combination of personality traits and motivations, including relying strongly on their intuition, feeling a sense of antagonism and superiority toward others, and perceiving threats in their environment.
Honestly though, that probably for the best. We're an over medicated society as it is.
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