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Irrelevant. You make the best decisions possible at any given time and deal with the consequences.
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Irrelevant. You make the best decisions possible at any given time and deal with the consequences.
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What is it with this forum and people creating new accounts just to comment in GD?
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Stop, no. Massively reduce, yes.
The fact that the antivaxxer zealots are calling for 70,000 odd nhs staff to be ministering to patients, but having no vaccine protection against a potentilly serious or fatal disease, thus endangering far more lives than if they become vaccinated, fulfilling critical roles, shows just how unhinged the antivaxxer zealots have become.
Tell me, @Sticks1 , what led you to prefer the option that gives the higher risk of spreading and suffering from a disease which potentially causes serious illness and death?
Tell me, @Sticks1 , what led you to prefer the option that gives the higher risk of spreading and suffering from a disease which potentially causes serious illness and death?
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but it greatly reduces the risk of spreading and suffering from a disease which potentially causes serious illness and death.
What led you to prefer the option with the higher risk of death?
"By rejecting modern medicine, antivaxxers have recreated past eras when people died like flies"
https://www.ft.com/content/a1b5350a...egmentId=1ce3de53-bbd6-f782-fb6e-1124c8f8297f
"There’s a 13-year-old boy whose antivax father — an intelligent, accomplished man in his early fifties — died last month of Covid-19. Go to the father’s Twitter feed and it’s the usual story: he warns followers that governments have “radicalised”, that Pfizer jabs are perilous and long Covid is an invention, then tweets casually that he has tested positive, before his feed suddenly goes silent, for ever.
Many vaccinated people enjoy mocking deaths like his. That’s harsh. We all make wrong choices every day, but they don’t usually kill us. Above all, though, vaxenfreude, as it’s now called, ignores the people left behind.
The worst harm that antivaxxers do is to their families, whom they expose to daily danger and then sometimes plunge into a grief that cannot speak its name. The harm will reverberate down the generations. How will it shape the millions of bereaved and their relationship to the rest of us?
For most inhabitants of rich countries, Covid-19 is no longer lethal, but for the voluntarily unvaccinated, it’s a slaughter they don’t understand. Their risk of Covid-related death is 14 times that of vaccinated people, says Rochelle Walensky, director of the US’s Centers for Disease Control.
Just between June and November, 163,000 Covid-19 deaths in the US alone could have been prevented by vaccination, estimates the Kaiser Family Foundation. That’s nearly double all the American deaths in war in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq combined — and the unvaccinated continue to die, pointlessly."
Why do antivaxxers prefer the option that gives a higher risk of death? They won't say.
https://www.ft.com/content/a1b5350a...egmentId=1ce3de53-bbd6-f782-fb6e-1124c8f8297f
"There’s a 13-year-old boy whose antivax father — an intelligent, accomplished man in his early fifties — died last month of Covid-19. Go to the father’s Twitter feed and it’s the usual story: he warns followers that governments have “radicalised”, that Pfizer jabs are perilous and long Covid is an invention, then tweets casually that he has tested positive, before his feed suddenly goes silent, for ever.
Many vaccinated people enjoy mocking deaths like his. That’s harsh. We all make wrong choices every day, but they don’t usually kill us. Above all, though, vaxenfreude, as it’s now called, ignores the people left behind.
The worst harm that antivaxxers do is to their families, whom they expose to daily danger and then sometimes plunge into a grief that cannot speak its name. The harm will reverberate down the generations. How will it shape the millions of bereaved and their relationship to the rest of us?
For most inhabitants of rich countries, Covid-19 is no longer lethal, but for the voluntarily unvaccinated, it’s a slaughter they don’t understand. Their risk of Covid-related death is 14 times that of vaccinated people, says Rochelle Walensky, director of the US’s Centers for Disease Control.
Just between June and November, 163,000 Covid-19 deaths in the US alone could have been prevented by vaccination, estimates the Kaiser Family Foundation. That’s nearly double all the American deaths in war in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq combined — and the unvaccinated continue to die, pointlessly."
Why do antivaxxers prefer the option that gives a higher risk of death? They won't say.
Does it save lives, prevent a horrible death and free up critical care beds?
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We don't know yet. The emergency approval was rushed through under 'special circumstances'.
Yes, we do - don't be silly..
WTF are you on.
Whatever you're taking, trust me, you better stop.
Or maybe is the multi jabs effect
Boll@x, just made up boll@x with no real figures and proofs behind it.
Just the envy of the majority jabbed against the minority pure blooded.
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Bit of a tantrum always does the trick.
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