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Look up a list of all possible side effects of aspirin. Kidney damage, liver damage, stroke etc....Oh no!
Thing is, purebloods tend to peddle in scientific illiteracy. mRNA has a very short half-life once it is exposed and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
If we see any long-term or delayed effect, it will be from an autoimmune response to the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. But mRNA will be less likely to trigger an autoimmune response than an actual infection. It mimics the actual infectious process the virus induces, but once it is translated into the spike, it is metabolized and gone. But the virus itself will be in the body pumping out new proteins, so there's a higher chance of autoimmune reaction there.
And since the vaccine makes just one protein, it limits the immune response and makes it highly specific. A real infection can generate a response to any part of the virus, and that could include proteins with similarity to our own; so a higher chance for cross-reaction there. Having said that, I don't know of any vaccine with a higher chance of autoimmune reaction than the actual infection itself, nor do I know of a case where a vaccines causes a conditionyearslater. The vaccines were tested for their effectiveness for a pandemic costing us millions of lives, not for the concern over twits on the internet flipping their chit over rare 1-100,000 or 1-million side effects.
Thing is, purebloods tend to peddle in scientific illiteracy. mRNA has a very short half-life once it is exposed and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
If we see any long-term or delayed effect, it will be from an autoimmune response to the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. But mRNA will be less likely to trigger an autoimmune response than an actual infection. It mimics the actual infectious process the virus induces, but once it is translated into the spike, it is metabolized and gone. But the virus itself will be in the body pumping out new proteins, so there's a higher chance of autoimmune reaction there.
And since the vaccine makes just one protein, it limits the immune response and makes it highly specific. A real infection can generate a response to any part of the virus, and that could include proteins with similarity to our own; so a higher chance for cross-reaction there. Having said that, I don't know of any vaccine with a higher chance of autoimmune reaction than the actual infection itself, nor do I know of a case where a vaccines causes a conditionyearslater. The vaccines were tested for their effectiveness for a pandemic costing us millions of lives, not for the concern over twits on the internet flipping their chit over rare 1-100,000 or 1-million side effects.
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03-07-2022, 03:14 AM
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Originally Posted By DesiredUser****⏩
Amen brother..........fck those mudbloodsGoddamn... it's never felt better to bePURE
03-07-2022, 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
^^ This is what COPE in itsPUREst form looks like.Look up a list of all possible side effects of aspirin. Kidney damage, liver damage, stroke etc....Oh no!
Thing is, purebloods tend to peddle in scientific illiteracy. mRNA has a very short half-life once it is exposed and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
If we see any long-term or delayed effect, it will be from an autoimmune response to the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. But mRNA will be less likely to trigger an autoimmune response than an actual infection. It mimics the actual infectious process the virus induces, but once it is translated into the spike, it is metabolized and gone. But the virus itself will be in the body pumping out new proteins, so there's a higher chance of autoimmune reaction there.
And since the vaccine makes just one protein, it limits the immune response and makes it highly specific. A real infection can generate a response to any part of the virus, and that could include proteins with similarity to our own; so a higher chance for cross-reaction there. Having said that, I don't know of any vaccine with a higher chance of autoimmune reaction than the actual infection itself, nor do I know of a case where a vaccines causes a conditionyearslater. The vaccines were tested for their effectiveness for a pandemic costing us millions of lives, not for the concern over twits on the internet flipping their chit over rare 1-100,000 or 1-million side effects.
Thing is, purebloods tend to peddle in scientific illiteracy. mRNA has a very short half-life once it is exposed and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
If we see any long-term or delayed effect, it will be from an autoimmune response to the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. But mRNA will be less likely to trigger an autoimmune response than an actual infection. It mimics the actual infectious process the virus induces, but once it is translated into the spike, it is metabolized and gone. But the virus itself will be in the body pumping out new proteins, so there's a higher chance of autoimmune reaction there.
And since the vaccine makes just one protein, it limits the immune response and makes it highly specific. A real infection can generate a response to any part of the virus, and that could include proteins with similarity to our own; so a higher chance for cross-reaction there. Having said that, I don't know of any vaccine with a higher chance of autoimmune reaction than the actual infection itself, nor do I know of a case where a vaccines causes a conditionyearslater. The vaccines were tested for their effectiveness for a pandemic costing us millions of lives, not for the concern over twits on the internet flipping their chit over rare 1-100,000 or 1-million side effects.
You fukers are all going to die early deaths and you know it.
Joe Biden (and family) are incestuous paed's..
Epstein dint kill himself....
Mcafee didnt uninstall himself.....
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03-07-2022, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
in case you missed it, aspirin isn't being forced on people to keep their jobs - understood?Look up a list of all possible side effects of aspirin. Kidney damage, liver damage, stroke etc....Oh no!
Thing is, purebloods tend to peddle in scientific illiteracy. mRNA has a very short half-life once it is exposed and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
If we see any long-term or delayed effect, it will be from an autoimmune response to the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. But mRNA will be less likely to trigger an autoimmune response than an actual infection. It mimics the actual infectious process the virus induces, but once it is translated into the spike, it is metabolized and gone. But the virus itself will be in the body pumping out new proteins, so there's a higher chance of autoimmune reaction there.
And since the vaccine makes just one protein, it limits the immune response and makes it highly specific. A real infection can generate a response to any part of the virus, and that could include proteins with similarity to our own; so a higher chance for cross-reaction there. Having said that, I don't know of any vaccine with a higher chance of autoimmune reaction than the actual infection itself, nor do I know of a case where a vaccines causes a conditionyearslater. The vaccines were tested for their effectiveness for a pandemic costing us millions of lives, not for the concern over twits on the internet flipping their chit over rare 1-100,000 or 1-million side effects.
Thing is, purebloods tend to peddle in scientific illiteracy. mRNA has a very short half-life once it is exposed and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
If we see any long-term or delayed effect, it will be from an autoimmune response to the vaccine, not the vaccine itself. But mRNA will be less likely to trigger an autoimmune response than an actual infection. It mimics the actual infectious process the virus induces, but once it is translated into the spike, it is metabolized and gone. But the virus itself will be in the body pumping out new proteins, so there's a higher chance of autoimmune reaction there.
And since the vaccine makes just one protein, it limits the immune response and makes it highly specific. A real infection can generate a response to any part of the virus, and that could include proteins with similarity to our own; so a higher chance for cross-reaction there. Having said that, I don't know of any vaccine with a higher chance of autoimmune reaction than the actual infection itself, nor do I know of a case where a vaccines causes a conditionyearslater. The vaccines were tested for their effectiveness for a pandemic costing us millions of lives, not for the concern over twits on the internet flipping their chit over rare 1-100,000 or 1-million side effects.
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03-07-2022, 09:30 AM
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This is why new shots were needed after 3/4 months, it wore down and was less effective.
"mRNA has a ***very short half-life once it is exposed*** and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response."
"mRNA has a ***very short half-life once it is exposed*** and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response."
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03-07-2022, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
filthy mudblood scumMore covid threads!
More covid threads!
MORE COVID THREADS!
More covid threads!
MORE COVID THREADS!
03-07-2022, 09:49 AM
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03-07-2022, 12:20 PM
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03-07-2022, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
Thank God! Imagine an entire country working without a headache. Don't tread on me!in case you missed it, aspirin isn't being forced on people to keep their jobs - understood?
03-07-2022, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
this.on borrowed time mudbloods


i spoke to 2 jabbies about it today who didn't want the booster but took it anyway so they could go on a holiday
neither had an opinion on it
that sums up most jabbies that follow orders
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Jabbies are waiting for CNN to give them instructions on what to get mad about next since the Ukraine narrative is becoming a joke
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Originally Posted By WiseOldApe⏩
Yes, you should avoid taking that where possiblelook up the side effects of paracetamol
It's mostly a drug for sloots anyway to deal with the side effects of hormonal birth control phuking up their uterus
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
. It's not conceivable that it could stick around long enough to cause any clinically relevant effect for any significant amount of time.
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The law of truly large numbers (a statistical adage), attributed to Persi Diaconis and Frederick Mosteller, states that with a large enough number of samples, any highly implausible (i.e. unlikely in any single sample) result is likely to be observed.
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Jabbie copeThe law of truly large numbers (a statistical adage), attributed to Persi Diaconis and Frederick Mosteller, states that with a large enough number of samples, any highly implausible (i.e. unlikely in any single sample) result is likely to be observed.
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03-07-2022, 01:49 PM
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lol. What's "it"?This is why new shots were needed after 3/4 months, it wore down and was less effective.
"mRNA has a ***very short half-life once it is exposed*** and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response."
"mRNA has a ***very short half-life once it is exposed*** and does its thing to produce the antigens for the immune response."
What an effective vaccine, where the antibody response it generates disappears after 3 months.
I guess nobody told you this has been one of the main problems with past coronavirus vaccine development.
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3 jabs in and they were the ones i know who got the sickest with Omicron ...........so 2 weeks of feeling chit and a vax that didnt work but has unknown long term impact....
now it doesnt matter anymore and purebloods can do whatever they want ............
now it doesnt matter anymore and purebloods can do whatever they want ............
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mandates are out for care workers, hospital workers and school workers
next it will be no more jabs required to fly
but... the side effects will last for years (even decades) on those that got multiple jabs (of ignorance)
next it will be no more jabs required to fly
but... the side effects will last for years (even decades) on those that got multiple jabs (of ignorance)
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Originally Posted By DesiredUser****⏩
They'll get you eventually if they haven't already.Goddamn... it's never felt better to bePURE
Shingrix, pneumovax prevnar, flu, tdap... etc are all routine vaccines I give out everyday. You can't avoid them.
Trust me, I am a pharmacist.
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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
First, I'm glad the data is being released. I'm always in favor of transparency. Second, I don't see anything alarming in the CDC link at all. Vaccine (and pretty much all other medicines) have very rare but potentially serious side effect. That's not exactly groundbreaking news. While I'm certainly glad I'm not one of the NINE people who've died from the vaccine out of 550,000,000 doses, I'm not too worried about something happening with a 0.000002% probability.FDA data from Pfizer clinical trials. This is the data Pfizer wanted to hide for 75 years but it has been overturned.
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health...ne-data-pronto
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...se-events.html
https://www.express.co.uk/news/scien...virus-pandemic
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health...ne-data-pronto
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...se-events.html
https://www.express.co.uk/news/scien...virus-pandemic
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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
Most airlines are jab free outside of NZ, AU and US, but if you are not jabbed you'll need to do the 7-14 day quarintee thing, im expecting that to be dropped later this year. As CEOs of major companies said in March 2020, 2023 will be the year its back to 2019next it will be no more jabs required to fly
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Originally Posted By Jayarbie⏩
Knowing what you know now, if you had to do it all over again, would you still get the jab?First, I'm glad the data is being released. I'm always in favor of transparency. Second, I don't see anything alarming in the CDC link at all. Vaccine (and pretty much all other medicines) have very rare but potentially serious side effect. That's not exactly groundbreaking news. While I'm certainly glad I'm not one of the NINE people who've died from the vaccine out of 550,000,000 doses, I'm not too worried about something happening with a 0.000002% probability.
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Originally Posted By Jayarbie⏩
You really believe the total is 9 deaths as a results of these covid "vaccines" Ouch I feel sorry for your children.While I'm certainly glad I'm not one of the NINE people who've died from the vaccine out of 550,000,000 doses, I'm not too worried about something happening with a 0.000002% probability.
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Originally Posted By Jayarbie⏩
tell that to all the soccer players in Europe that are dropping like flies post jabFirst, I'm glad the data is being released. I'm always in favor of transparency. Second, I don't see anything alarming in the CDC link at all. Vaccine (and pretty much all other medicines) have very rare but potentially serious side effect. That's not exactly groundbreaking news. While I'm certainly glad I'm not one of the NINE people who've died from the vaccine out of 550,000,000 doses, I'm not too worried about something happening with a 0.000002% probability.
pls stop spreading mis-information
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Originally Posted By Jayarbie⏩
9 deaths out of 550mil dosesFirst, I'm glad the data is being released. I'm always in favor of transparency. Second, I don't see anything alarming in the CDC link at all. Vaccine (and pretty much all other medicines) have very rare but potentially serious side effect. That's not exactly groundbreaking news. While I'm certainly glad I'm not one of the NINE people who've died from the vaccine out of 550,000,000 doses, I'm not too worried about something happening with a 0.000002% probability.
lmao i was like lmao.
even the most retarded and slimy vax shills wouldn't claim that.
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