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originally posted by: AaarghZombies
It's equally funny and terrifying how many people read the data and agree, without actually understanding what they're looking at.
originally posted by: Narvasis
Ohhhhh AZ, you crack me up with your BS! So based on this response, are you saying that the difference in strains of covid didn’t have any kind of different affect for “vaccinated” people vs “unvaccinated” people? Cause that’s what it sounds like. You are trying to say that amount of deaths have plummeted and it’s because of the experimental gene therapy, instead of what it actually is, the change in strain for everyone regardless of being injected, combined with herd immunity. Try to keep defending an ineffective, dangerous experiment. Have you not seen the Pfizer data released due to the FOI act? Or did you ignore it cause it doesn’t fit your narrative? You accuse people of cherrypicking data then cherrypick yourself in the same breath, without supplying any links to back up your filth that you spew. No wonder why people stopped wasting their time replying to you.
originally posted by: flice
Highly effective against Delta is somewhat of a stretch to be honest.
Delta has the issue that Omicron is beating it, and with more mutation the immunity caused by Omicron will also prevent Delta.
Also, those numbers could be cherry picked by date interval. What is the base date and when was the cut off?
Ofcourse we have everyone on various news casts and video clips in the early days litterally saying "it protects against infection!!"
Got jabbed twice. Got Delta 4 months after 2nd jab. Got Omicron in early February.
We should have stayed open all the way. Vaxxed the weak and elderly (who are dying anyways now, despite being vaccinated, many of them 3 times), and then handled hospitalizations with medicine.
In years time, when they do a cost benefit of the vaccine vs. what would could have saved with just medicine, will show that the total societal cost was not worth the save of the difference in lives that could have been saved with medicine, opposed to how many we ASSUME got saved by the vaccine.
It was not worth it, end of story.
Well first RNA is not gene therapy, that would be DNA, and second, the first mRNA human trials were about 10 years ago, so experimental??? maybe not so much.
originally posted by: Gothmog
First , look up the definition of RNA .
Second , what trials of mRNA ?
Why is it ongoing ?
Since the trials are ongoing , why release a vaccine which , at the time of release , was still in trial stage ?
(BTW , I am vaccinated)
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Ermmm.... the mRNA technology to deliver a vaccine has never been licensed. So, compound that with the fact the actual SARS-CoV-2 vaccine itself is still under an EUA you have a double whammy of neither the method/delivery mechanism nor the vaccine itself have been licensed.
Rainbows
Jane
originally posted by: Bringittothelight
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Wow this doesn’t look good for anyone
originally posted by: carewemust
The vaccines have accomplished their mission of putting tens of millions of people on a path to long-term illnesses, that will require many years of treatments, making tons of money for the medical world.
Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine has been known as the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, and will now be marketed as Comirnaty (koe-mir’-na-tee), for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older
Just look around you at people you know and mysterious things that are happening like blood clots and heart attack
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: angelchemuel
False, it is not under an EUA. Not sure why these lies persist, it makes anything else you say untrustworthy.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Narvasis
Ohhhhh AZ, you crack me up with your BS! So based on this response, are you saying that the difference in strains of covid didn’t have any kind of different affect for “vaccinated” people vs “unvaccinated” people? Cause that’s what it sounds like. You are trying to say that amount of deaths have plummeted and it’s because of the experimental gene therapy, instead of what it actually is, the change in strain for everyone regardless of being injected, combined with herd immunity. Try to keep defending an ineffective, dangerous experiment. Have you not seen the Pfizer data released due to the FOI act? Or did you ignore it cause it doesn’t fit your narrative? You accuse people of cherrypicking data then cherrypick yourself in the same breath, without supplying any links to back up your filth that you spew. No wonder why people stopped wasting their time replying to you.
Well first RNA is not gene therapy, that would be DNA, and second, the first mRNA human trials were about 10 years ago, so experimental??? maybe not so much.
But yeah, just keep pushing your talking points...lol
All these reports including the OP's show the unvacced get it much worst. Most states in America still push 85%+ of people in hospitals are unvacced since we have a much lower vac rate compared to UK. But damn... When 40% of the population makes up 85% of those in the hospitals it doesn't look good for the unvacced no matter how many people the virus has little effect on, or how others try to manipulate numbers to say vacced people are worst off.