Chink in the Armor - The Vaccinated Are Worried and Scientists Don’t Have Answers

originally posted by: themightymerlin
a reply to: Ksihkehe

I listen to myself.

ohhhh, you are hearing voices...

40.11 minutes into the video, the CDC declaring that data suggests worsening infection within the vaccinated. Sorry, don’t know how to time-stamp.

a reply to: visitedbythem

So my biggest concern to you should be that your bs is correct? Feeling like a lottery winner right bout now.

a reply to: putnam6

You don't want the vaccine. That's fine. I want the vaccine, that's fine. You have something to lose though now, I don't though, I was never gonna live forever anyways, but I have to deal with every mother #er while I am here to do that. To do that is no easy task, whole empires have been destroyed from lack of immunity.

originally posted by: sraven
SO, when immunity "wanes"

the vaccinated get

the very same risk that the unvaccinated get

except they don't know it and they don't know when it wanes

They too are then condemned and punished by society.

a reply to: angryhulk
Wow, can't believe they admitted that. It's about 40:30 i think

I do wonder. The second shot seemed to have greater side effects. Sounds like ADE. What will the booster do?

originally posted by: themightymerlin
a reply to: visitedbythem

So my biggest concern to you should be that your bs is correct? Feeling like a lottery winner right bout now.

Pride before a fall? You are on a bad trajectory. Wake up! I remember a movie long ago about a lottery. The winners all died. You dont want that kind of good luck

It is the same story as before corona.
10 percent of the population uses up most of the healthcare resources
and the 90 percent has to pay for it.

And same with corona.
10 percent of the population is affected by corona.
only two tenths of one percent dies from corona.
But the other 90 percent has to pay for it.

a reply to: sraven

You could always go live in the hills.

There are benefits to living in groups though. And responsibilities. That sucks, don't it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: sraven

You could always go live in the hills.

There are benefits to living in groups though. And responsibilities. That sucks, don't it.

Why would we do that?
We out number you.
The sickies don't build economies.

Tell ya what. All you sickies band together and see what you get accomplished.
LOL - What a joke

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: sraven

You could always go live in the hills.

There are benefits to living in groups though. And responsibilities. That sucks, don't it.

I wonder if Lothar was fully vaccinated...

a reply to: sraven

Tell ya what. All you sickies band together and see what you get accomplished.

I'm not sick.

And my broken foot is much better now. I don't need crutches anymore.

originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: sraven

You could always go live in the hills.

There are benefits to living in groups though. And responsibilities. That sucks, don't it.

I wonder if Lothar was fully vaccinated...

Yea, Saturday Night Live is the answer for everything

a reply to: sraven

I replied in kind: absurdity in response to a person's absurd suggestion.

originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened
a reply to: sraven

I replied in kind: absurdity in response to a person's absurd suggestion.

yep, I get it.
18 months ago there was a huge panic. we know it was panic becuase the first thing to disappear from stores was
toilet paper.
That was absurd.
And it has been 18 months of continuing absurdity.

But now we have some numbers. Not iron clad numbers. And frankly pretty fraudulent numbers.
But there are some stats.
18 months. XX unmber of people got the corona. X number died.
out of a population of XXX.

You can do the math. XX/XXX=?? ; X/XXX=??
run the numbers and see if this is all absurd.

a reply to: sraven

Regarding statistics....ponder this one for a bit.

In 2019-20 flue season, the US experienced somewhere between 24k to 62k deaths from influenza (flu)

In 2020-21, the US experienced an esitmated 453 flu deaths.

The "r naught" measure of contagious tendency of influenza is between 1-2.

The "r naught" measure of COVID is between 2-3.

Couple that with the CDC's sunsetting of the "real time" PCR test (in favor of a more precise COVID test) that had been used for the bulk of the last 12+ months.

Vast numbers of influenza cases were likely miss-diagnosed as COVID last year.

The data from this whole deal is completely FUBAR.

a reply to: SleeperHasAwakened

Vast numbers of influenza cases were likely miss-diagnosed as COVID last year.

That's possible I suppose.

But the total number of deaths from all causes was sort of way up there last year too.


Here's what it looks like on a chart. Should have made a bar chart, but you get the point.


COVID is known to present "challenges" with some groups. And it shows.

Deaths due to heart disease, up.
Diabetes, up.
Pneumonia, up.

originally posted by: Zitterbewegung
I do wonder. The second shot seemed to have greater side effects. Sounds like ADE. What will the booster do?

Each booster will be the latest incarnation of the drug. Tweaked to see how it works in a human body.

Some people are going to allow themselves to be filled with all kinds of crap, injected at multi-month intervals.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: SleeperHasAwakened

Vast numbers of influenza cases were likely miss-diagnosed as COVID last year.

That's possible I suppose.

But the number of deaths from all causes was sort of way up there last year too.

Yes, I did see that information, and I will concede that to those who perished and their families, it's small comfort whether they were diagnosed with influenza or corona virus.

Given that in the article in the OP, the degree of uncertainty that the research community is expressing about data pertaining to COVID transmission, and particularly considering the surprising amount of transmission and poor outcomes (falling quite ill and possibly death) among the fully vaccinated, taken along with the bizarre drop in influenza, this should be sufficient to prompt rationale people to not go full-Hitler on the mandatory COVID vaccines.

There is a disconnect somewhere. Either there are a lot of researchers/scientific advisers that are playing fast and loose with the data, or a lot of politicians are selectively cherry picking from statistics to further an agenda.