07-18-2021, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
way back? as in 2 months ago? LMAOya that was back in may and they were talking about the og strains
delta is a new one that is more transmissible and the vaccine adds some protection but not a ton
delta is a new one that is more transmissible and the vaccine adds some protection but not a ton
07-18-2021, 09:55 PM
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07-18-2021, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
lmao keep drinking the kool aid, cuck.yea
2 months ago delta was not the primary variant in the us...u guys are slow and dumb
2 months ago delta was not the primary variant in the us...u guys are slow and dumb
07-18-2021, 10:29 PM
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Cause being vaxxed stops the virus from mutating into new variants.
But a lot of 3rd world countries have no vaccines, so thats why Delta first developed in these areas.
So in the USA I don't care if someone is or not. Its your choice. I honestly don't know why this is suck a big deal. IMO its because our leadership was terrible
But a lot of 3rd world countries have no vaccines, so thats why Delta first developed in these areas.
So in the USA I don't care if someone is or not. Its your choice. I honestly don't know why this is suck a big deal. IMO its because our leadership was terrible
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07-18-2021, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted By EnochsProphecy⏩
That was from preliminary trials. Note the date. Current data out of Israel on a large scale showed differently. He reported what was known at the time. What you view as contradictions are actually evolving trends in the science. You need to follow what is going on. There is still some debate over the efficacy of the vaccines vs Delta. But one thing all experts agree on is that it is better than nothing. You definitely want the vaccine. It's just debatable if vaccination will be enough to slow the spread, and more recent evidence suggests it won't be.either you're wrong or fauci is wrong. He said that the vaccines are HIGHLY effective against the delta variant
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The vaccines have reduced the severity of delta infections and frequency of deaths though.
TLDR: Current evidence says vaccines are better than nothing, but this delta strain won't be stopped by the vaccine. The vaccine will help mitigate symptoms and death. It is expected to mitigate spread only a little, and not as much as they had hoped before.
07-18-2021, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
For the most part the healthcare and scientific communities were hoping a big enough chunk of the population would get vaccinated that we would achieve herd immunity and the virus would run out of hosts and only pop up here in the US occasionally. It would still be endemic, but its significance would be reduced to that of the annual flu season.Being fat is by far the biggest risk for people who aren't ancient or terminally ill
Why don't all these cucks cry about losing weight all day if they want to save humanity so badly
Why don't all these cucks cry about losing weight all day if they want to save humanity so badly
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07-18-2021, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted By EnochsProphecy⏩
It's not a lie. The vaccine offers some protection against Delta. It just isn't what they had hoped. Fauci has always been telling what the current science shows. He's been straight. the only thing u might nag him about is not recommending n95s early on, which he didn't for good reason...doctors needed those n95s. Also u might criticize the CDC for opting to vaccinate essentials over the elderly first. That was a ruthless economic decision and wasn't consistent with what we know from science. Obviously both groups matter, but the elderly definitely need it more. Fauci had no role to play in that btw.Yes the data take time and one should wait that time before they make bold statements. To be fair, I don't think fauci is an idiot. I think he knew that there was a high probability that the current vaccine was not going to be extremely effective against the delta variant, but he didn't want to discourage people from not getting vaccinated so he willing lied to the public.
07-19-2021, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah⏩
Since we're seeing vaxxed people get infected, someone choosing not to get vaxxed has the potential to impact vaxxed people, let alone other people like who kids who don't have the option to get vaxxed. The person choosing not to get vaxxed is potentially directly impacting the wellbeing of other people.I don't care either way, but this is a retarded question.
An adult can make the decision whether he/she wants to get vaxxed. The potential life form (fetus), doesn't get to make that choice.
Also abortions in the current form are largely tax payer funded.
An adult can make the decision whether he/she wants to get vaxxed. The potential life form (fetus), doesn't get to make that choice.
Also abortions in the current form are largely tax payer funded.
Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah⏩
1) no they aren't, the Hyde Ammendment restricts government funding of abortions except to save the life of the woman, or if the pregnancy arises from incest or rape.I don't care either way, but this is a retarded question.
An adult can make the decision whether he/she wants to get vaxxed. The potential life form (fetus), doesn't get to make that choice.
Also abortions in the current form are largely tax payer funded.
An adult can make the decision whether he/she wants to get vaxxed. The potential life form (fetus), doesn't get to make that choice.
Also abortions in the current form are largely tax payer funded.
2) covid vaccines ARE government funded
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