I believe corroborated info, yes. You on the other hand are as plausible as flying pig. So yes, I believe any information that has merit.
The tragedy of antivaxxer obsessives
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Corroborated by whom?
And who do you think has 'merit'?
I mean if you can't believe the Lancet then who do you believe in?
Oops, that's where your argument falls down!
PMSL...
Is 'fundamentally altered the course' the new definition of 'ended'?
Which is the better option, to take the very major risk of getting it, and risk an early demise/possibly years of ill health, or of having the jab at the miniscule risk of having some side effects, which for most people are hardly worth mentioning - despite your ridiculous claims?
Those people who can see beyond the ends of their nose, who are rightfully sceptical of the sources of misinformation you read, sensibly just accept the jab and get on with their life. No doubt, they will have the last laugh.
Let me think.
This thread started out with areas that had a mixture of two distinct groups. One of the groups contained a large proportion of antivaxxers.
The other didn't
The group with the antivaxxers had a larger number of unexpected deaths.
Have our own antivaxxers come up with a plausible excuse supporting their opinion?
This thread started out with areas that had a mixture of two distinct groups. One of the groups contained a large proportion of antivaxxers.
The other didn't
The group with the antivaxxers had a larger number of unexpected deaths.
Have our own antivaxxers come up with a plausible excuse supporting their opinion?
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A link provided by a melon - I'll give that a miss thanks, and watch something a bit more reputational.
If you understood statistics, you would be dangerous.
Of course vaccinated people can pass on the virus, as can the unvaccinated.
This is a quote from the Lancet article you read.......
"Vaccine effectiveness studies have conclusively demonstrated the benefit of COVID-19 vaccines in reducing individual symptomatic and severe disease, resulting in reduced hospitalisations and intensive care unit admissions".
Let others read the FULL article.
Transmissibility of SARS-CoV-2 among fully vaccinated individuals
Vaccine effectiveness studies have conclusively demonstrated the benefit of COVID-19 vaccines in reducing individual symptomatic and severe disease, resulting in reduced hospitalisations and intensive care unit admissions.1 However, the impact of vaccination on transmissibility of SARS-CoV-2...
www.thelancet.com
Puts it all into context.
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Anything other than lies yet? Ah well...
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Prove a negative? Are you insane?
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Quite. Try some evidence for once...Just my opinion of course
Thanks harry It’s verbatim
And you don't understand statistics.
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You do understand the sample was of 20 people ? Hardly a real basis for any claim.
And you think that is enough to prove something ? There are probably more than 20 people involved in this thread !
Clutching at straws
Verbatim garbage = still garbage
have you ever considered doing due diligence before believing what you read.
3 seconds googling and I found this:
”Vaccine experts are pushing back on an analysis published by Florida's surgeon general that warns COVID-19 vaccines increase the risk of cardiac-related deaths in young men, calling the study poorly designed and dangerously misleading”
Scientists pan analysis Florida's surgeon general posted on COVID-19 vaccines
Vaccine experts say Florida's surgeon general's analysis that warns COVID-19 vaccines increase the risk of cardiac-related deaths in young men is misleading.
abcnews.go.com
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