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originally posted by: thethinkingman
a reply to: tamusan
And what did you notice???? Did you happen to notice alot of people dying when you put them into a coma and stuff pipes into their lungs????
originally posted by: thethinkingman
a reply to: tamusan
You dont need to do that. There are other ways. its basically murder.
originally posted by: tamusan
originally posted by: thethinkingman
a reply to: tamusan
You dont need to do that. There are other ways. its basically murder.
If I were allowed, I'd send them home to take their chances with HCQ and IVM if that is what they wanted. It's much less stressful for me whenever the ICU is not full of covid patients.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: thethinkingman
I work at a hospitals. I notice people dying just about every day and usually know what killed them.
originally posted by: tamusan
originally posted by: thethinkingman
a reply to: tamusan
And what did you notice???? Did you happen to notice alot of people dying when you put them into a coma and stuff pipes into their lungs????
Since you want to go there, it's been almost exclusively the unvaccinated that I've needed to put into a coma and stuff pipes into their lungs.
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
www.bbc.co.uk...
I think you need to closer look to the facts and a personal experience cannot usually validate a claim made. I will not discuss Infectious diseases, epidemiology, or vaccine damage in this thread. But vaccines can harm you regardless how remote this seems to many. The risk to benefit ratio is what one should consider and the risk group they belong to before making any decision.
Here is the story from the article above:
"A woman whose partner died after having an AstraZeneca jab has become the first person to receive compensation over a Covid vaccine death.
Vikki Spit's former rock singer fiancé Zion, 48, of Alston, Cumbria, fell ill eight days after he had his injection and died in May 2021.
She was awarded the maximum settlement of £120,000 but said it was not enough.
The 38-year-old said she had got into debt after losing Zion's earnings and should have had closer to £180,000.
Ms Spit also said she had to wait too long for compensation under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme 1979, and the amount had not kept track with inflation since the scheme was set up.
Vaccine damage payments available to anyone who has become disabled as a result of having a vaccination and people can also apply on behalf of someone who has died.
The scheme offers one-off, tax-free sums of up to £120,000 and while payments do not affect people's rights to take legal action, they can have implications for their benefits
Ms Spit called an ambulance for Zion when he began suffering "excruciating" headaches on 13 May last year and he died in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary six days later.
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
www.bbc.co.uk...
I think you need to closer look to the facts and a personal experience cannot usually validate a claim made. I will not discuss Infectious diseases, epidemiology, or vaccine damage in this thread. But vaccines can harm you regardless how remote this seems to many. The risk to benefit ratio is what one should consider and the risk group they belong to before making any decision.
Here is the story from the article above:
"A woman whose partner died after having an AstraZeneca jab has become the first person to receive compensation over a Covid vaccine death.
Vikki Spit's former rock singer fiancé Zion, 48, of Alston, Cumbria, fell ill eight days after he had his injection and died in May 2021.
She was awarded the maximum settlement of £120,000 but said it was not enough.
The 38-year-old said she had got into debt after losing Zion's earnings and should have had closer to £180,000.
Ms Spit also said she had to wait too long for compensation under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme 1979, and the amount had not kept track with inflation since the scheme was set up.
Vaccine damage payments available to anyone who has become disabled as a result of having a vaccination and people can also apply on behalf of someone who has died.
The scheme offers one-off, tax-free sums of up to £120,000 and while payments do not affect people's rights to take legal action, they can have implications for their benefits
Ms Spit called an ambulance for Zion when he began suffering "excruciating" headaches on 13 May last year and he died in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary six days later.
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
Risk benefit ratio is exactly how we do look at who should take the vaccine and that is what the recommendations are based on.
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: tamusan
originally posted by: thethinkingman
a reply to: tamusan
And what did you notice???? Did you happen to notice alot of people dying when you put them into a coma and stuff pipes into their lungs????
Since you want to go there, it's been almost exclusively the unvaccinated that I've needed to put into a coma and stuff pipes into their lungs.
How many survive that treatment?
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
www.bbc.co.uk...
I think you need to closer look to the facts and a personal experience cannot usually validate a claim made. I will not discuss Infectious diseases, epidemiology, or vaccine damage in this thread. But vaccines can harm you regardless how remote this seems to many. The risk to benefit ratio is what one should consider and the risk group they belong to before making any decision.
Here is the story from the article above:
"A woman whose partner died after having an AstraZeneca jab has become the first person to receive compensation over a Covid vaccine death.
Vikki Spit's former rock singer fiancé Zion, 48, of Alston, Cumbria, fell ill eight days after he had his injection and died in May 2021.
She was awarded the maximum settlement of £120,000 but said it was not enough.
The 38-year-old said she had got into debt after losing Zion's earnings and should have had closer to £180,000.
Ms Spit also said she had to wait too long for compensation under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme 1979, and the amount had not kept track with inflation since the scheme was set up.
Vaccine damage payments available to anyone who has become disabled as a result of having a vaccination and people can also apply on behalf of someone who has died.
The scheme offers one-off, tax-free sums of up to £120,000 and while payments do not affect people's rights to take legal action, they can have implications for their benefits
Ms Spit called an ambulance for Zion when he began suffering "excruciating" headaches on 13 May last year and he died in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary six days later.
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
Risk benefit ratio is exactly how we do look at who should take the vaccine and that is what the recommendations are based on.
Do you though?
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
www.bbc.co.uk...
I think you need to closer look to the facts and a personal experience cannot usually validate a claim made. I will not discuss Infectious diseases, epidemiology, or vaccine damage in this thread. But vaccines can harm you regardless how remote this seems to many. The risk to benefit ratio is what one should consider and the risk group they belong to before making any decision.
Here is the story from the article above:
"A woman whose partner died after having an AstraZeneca jab has become the first person to receive compensation over a Covid vaccine death.
Vikki Spit's former rock singer fiancé Zion, 48, of Alston, Cumbria, fell ill eight days after he had his injection and died in May 2021.
She was awarded the maximum settlement of £120,000 but said it was not enough.
The 38-year-old said she had got into debt after losing Zion's earnings and should have had closer to £180,000.
Ms Spit also said she had to wait too long for compensation under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme 1979, and the amount had not kept track with inflation since the scheme was set up.
Vaccine damage payments available to anyone who has become disabled as a result of having a vaccination and people can also apply on behalf of someone who has died.
The scheme offers one-off, tax-free sums of up to £120,000 and while payments do not affect people's rights to take legal action, they can have implications for their benefits
Ms Spit called an ambulance for Zion when he began suffering "excruciating" headaches on 13 May last year and he died in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary six days later.
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
Risk benefit ratio is exactly how we do look at who should take the vaccine and that is what the recommendations are based on.
Do you though?
originally posted by: nonspecific
Here's another story you might not have heard of.
A 44 year old obese woman with type 2 diabetes had the moderna vaccine and felt a bit groggy for a day or so, she still went to work but went to bed a bit earlier than usual and was fine the next day.
Months later she had a booster and the symptoms were similar but less severe.
She got covid a few months after that and was a bit poorly for a few days but I think she was milking it a bit so I had to make her cups of tea and she could avoid doing any housework.
a reply to: ScepticScot
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
www.bbc.co.uk...
I think you need to closer look to the facts and a personal experience cannot usually validate a claim made. I will not discuss Infectious diseases, epidemiology, or vaccine damage in this thread. But vaccines can harm you regardless how remote this seems to many. The risk to benefit ratio is what one should consider and the risk group they belong to before making any decision.
Here is the story from the article above:
"A woman whose partner died after having an AstraZeneca jab has become the first person to receive compensation over a Covid vaccine death.
Vikki Spit's former rock singer fiancé Zion, 48, of Alston, Cumbria, fell ill eight days after he had his injection and died in May 2021.
She was awarded the maximum settlement of £120,000 but said it was not enough.
The 38-year-old said she had got into debt after losing Zion's earnings and should have had closer to £180,000.
Ms Spit also said she had to wait too long for compensation under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme 1979, and the amount had not kept track with inflation since the scheme was set up.
Vaccine damage payments available to anyone who has become disabled as a result of having a vaccination and people can also apply on behalf of someone who has died.
The scheme offers one-off, tax-free sums of up to £120,000 and while payments do not affect people's rights to take legal action, they can have implications for their benefits
Ms Spit called an ambulance for Zion when he began suffering "excruciating" headaches on 13 May last year and he died in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary six days later.
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
Not sure why you would think I would need to relook at the facts when they align with my personal experience.
Risk benefit ratio is exactly how we do look at who should take the vaccine and that is what the recommendations are based on.
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you actually need a study, to see what's going on around you? There is enough evidence pouring out to suggest this is put on hold for a thorough independent investigation. That's unless you are potentially suicidal. Or don't care. I personally no longer care either way. If you trust it gets a booster.
I don't know anyone who has had a serious bad reaction, caught 'VAIDS' or any of the other vaccine induced conditions claimed to be happening all the time on this site
In fact I don't even know anyone who knows anyone.
This is consistent with the studies that show serious reactions to be very rare.
So on one side I have my own experience and the overwhelming weight of evidence.
On the other side I have conspiracy theorists posting bitchute videos that are repeatedly shown (as in this thread) to be making false claims.
What way is this going to go...
www.bbc.co.uk...
I think you need to closer look to the facts and a personal experience cannot usually validate a claim made. I will not discuss Infectious diseases, epidemiology, or vaccine damage in this thread. But vaccines can harm you regardless how remote this seems to many. The risk to benefit ratio is what one should consider and the risk group they belong to before making any decision.
Here is the story from the article above:
"A woman whose partner died after having an AstraZeneca jab has become the first person to receive compensation over a Covid vaccine death.
Vikki Spit's former rock singer fiancé Zion, 48, of Alston, Cumbria, fell ill eight days after he had his injection and died in May 2021.
She was awarded the maximum settlement of £120,000 but said it was not enough.
The 38-year-old said she had got into debt after losing Zion's earnings and should have had closer to £180,000.
Ms Spit also said she had to wait too long for compensation under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme 1979, and the amount had not kept track with inflation since the scheme was set up.
Vaccine damage payments available to anyone who has become disabled as a result of having a vaccination and people can also apply on behalf of someone who has died.
The scheme offers one-off, tax-free sums of up to £120,000 and while payments do not affect people's rights to take legal action, they can have implications for their benefits
Ms Spit called an ambulance for Zion when he began suffering "excruciating" headaches on 13 May last year and he died in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary six days later.
His death certificate confirmed he died due to complications from the vaccine
Not sure why you would think I would need to relook at the facts when they align with my personal experience.
Risk benefit ratio is exactly how we do look at who should take the vaccine and that is what the recommendations are based on.
You have said that you don't know anyone who has been injured by the vaccines and your personal experience is saying that it's the case.
Your personal experience is not adequate and surely from the case above not only someone was injured from the Astrazeneca Vaccine but he actually died from it.
Personal experiences are often weak evidence.
You don't have a personal experience and toy don't know anyone who knows anyone who have been injured from the vaccines. Imagine we use this as guidance when dealing with possible adverse reactions and injuries?