19 minutes ago, DBW said:

We’ll all be dead anyway so who cares.  

Not necessarily, I am sure a few people here now will be around for the next Century

Fun times ahead.

Norway faces Omicron 'contagion bomb' with up to 300,000 infected daily, health chiefs warn while strain is set to become most dominant in Denmark in days as Europe faces new Covid onslaught

• The Norwegian Institute of Public Health said restrictions must be imposed or up to 300,000 people will be infected with Covid every day
• Norway's PM set to announce the country will further tighten Covid restrictions 
• Denmark is second worldwide only to the UK in confirmed cases of Omicron, with the Nordic country reporting a total of 3,437 cases since variant emerged
• France set to be hit by a sixth Covid wave in January due to the Omicron variant

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10304779/Norway-faces-Omicron-contagion-bomb-300-000-cases-daily-Europe-faces-Covid-onslaught.html

 

That’s a shame.

@Procus

11 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

 

That’s a shame.

@Procus

And the genius @Bwestbrook36 thought this was funny?  The guy was in ICU on his deathbed before the court ordered he be allowed to be treated with Ivermectin.  Does the genius think it's funny when a fully vaccinated person dies from Covid?

11 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

 

That’s a shame.

@Procus

Not possible. Joe Rogan beat covid in 45 minutes 

1 minute ago, Jsvand12 said:

Not possible. Joe Rogan beat covid in 45 minutes 

Did you READ the article?  Guy was in ICU before his wife was able to get a court order.  Do you know the difference between ICU and getting treatment early on when infected?  Or did that go over your head?

7 minutes ago, Procus said:

Did you READ the article?  Guy was in ICU before his wife was able to get a court order.  Do you know the difference between ICU and getting treatment early on when infected?  Or did that go over your head?

Well considering I have worked with covid patients almost every day for nearly 2 years I feel like I understand a bit about it. Ivermectin at any stage is useless (Unless you have worms of course). I’m in an very pro trump area of FL and the hospital has actually given ivermectin to shut up the morons. Useless. 

17 minutes ago, Jsvand12 said:

Well considering I have worked with covid patients 

Define "worked with". 

Everything from emptying bed pans to administering treatment could fall into that terminology.

 

Ask your veterinarian today if Ivermectin might be right for you. 

6 hours ago, Talkingbirds said:

Fun times ahead.

Norway faces Omicron 'contagion bomb' with up to 300,000 infected daily, health chiefs warn while strain is set to become most dominant in Denmark in days as Europe faces new Covid onslaught

• The Norwegian Institute of Public Health said restrictions must be imposed or up to 300,000 people will be infected with Covid every day
• Norway's PM set to announce the country will further tighten Covid restrictions 
• Denmark is second worldwide only to the UK in confirmed cases of Omicron, with the Nordic country reporting a total of 3,437 cases since variant emerged
• France set to be hit by a sixth Covid wave in January due to the Omicron variant

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10304779/Norway-faces-Omicron-contagion-bomb-300-000-cases-daily-Europe-faces-Covid-onslaught.html

We are still waiting for it to happen here in Sweden. Likely over the next few weeks. So far it seems as if the general natural immunity established here is slowing the progress but probably just a matter of time. 

Reading it but just not seeing it on the street.

7 hours ago, Jsvand12 said:

Well considering I have worked with covid patients almost every day for nearly 2 years I feel like I understand a bit about it. Ivermectin at any stage is useless (Unless you have worms of course). I’m in an very pro trump area of FL and the hospital has actually given ivermectin to shut up the morons. Useless. 

Well, considering there are physicians in Miami Beach and Boca Raton who have successfully prescribed Ivermectin to patients who were not admitted to a hospital and who quickly recovered after receiving it (I know of two), I guess you'll need to revisit what you said.  I guess administering Vitamin D, Zinc, Quercetin, Vitamin C - all useless, right???

It's common knowledge that once you have to go to the hospital, the disease is in more advanced stages and often less receptive to treatments such as Regeneron.  Do you feel like you know that

Air Force discharges 27 over Covid vaccine requirement

The 27 airmen who refused to get vaccinated are the first active-duty Air Force members to be discharged over the issue.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/air-force-discharges-27-covid-vaccine-requirement-rcna8666

Snowflakes.

9 hours ago, lynched1 said:

Define "worked with". 

Everything from emptying bed pans to administering treatment could fall into that terminology.

 

Worked with as in taken care of and done CTs and Nuclear VQ scans on them. Believe it or not, I’ve even seen plenty of people without multiple chins die.

2 hours ago, Procus said:

Well, considering there are physicians in Miami Beach and Boca Raton who have successfully prescribed Ivermectin to patients who were not admitted to a hospital and who quickly recovered after receiving it (I know of two), I guess you'll need to revisit what you said.  I guess administering Vitamin D, Zinc, Quercetin, Vitamin C - all useless, right???

It's common knowledge that once you have to go to the hospital, the disease is in more advanced stages and often less receptive to treatments such as Regeneron.  Do you feel like you know that

Just because there are quack doctors that are taking advantage of the dumb people does not make it efficacious. We actually have a "wellness” clinic near me that is doing it. Charging patients $500+ a pop for ivermectin and a vitamin infusion. Before covid they mainly pushed diet pills. 

Great news regarding the Pfizer pill:

Really think we need to focus on alternatives to the vaccine. Like it or not, young, healthy people are not going to sign up for unlimited jabs forever. Alternatives are the key. 

Rogan with a fantastic guest, the esteemed Dr. Peter McCollough talking about the success of early treatment in reducing hospitalizations and deaths. Basically, our strategy of completely ignoring patients until their ill enough to need hospitalization has lead to countless unnecessary deaths.

 

14 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Great news regarding the Pfizer pill:

Really think we need to focus on alternatives to the vaccine. Like it or not, young, healthy people are not going to sign up for unlimited jabs forever. Alternatives are the key. 

Why would they be willing to take the rushed pill though if they weren’t willing to take the rushed vaccine? 

1 minute ago, Jsvand12 said:

Why would they be willing to take the rushed pill though if they weren’t willing to take the rushed vaccine? 

The vaccines have serious documented side effects that aren't present in the pill? I don't know, just spitballing here.

36 minutes ago, Jsvand12 said:

Just because there are quack doctors that are taking advantage of the dumb people does not make it efficacious. We actually have a "wellness” clinic near me that is doing it. Charging patients $500+ a pop for ivermectin and a vitamin infusion. Before covid they mainly pushed diet pills. 

Stop.  These are not "wellness" clinics.  These are reputable physicians with real practices.  The two instances I am aware of, the doctors charged ZERO.  The scripts were written before there was a concerted effort to have pharmacies block them and before Regeneron was widely available.

23 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Great news regarding the Pfizer pill:

Really think we need to focus on alternatives to the vaccine. Like it or not, young, healthy people are not going to sign up for unlimited jabs forever. Alternatives are the key. 

The ^idiots queefing about big pharma lining their pockets from a $20 vaccine are now head over heels for an oral treatment that's $500 for two pills. Only matter of time before those biotech giants won them over. Hate to see it, unless you're a shareholder, in which case, love to see it.

1 hour ago, Jsvand12 said:

Why would they be willing to take the rushed pill though if they weren’t willing to take the rushed vaccine? 

Because people are hesitant to take something for a condition they don't have. But they will take everything under the sun to cure something after they contract it.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure? Some folks won't prescribe to it.

I agree alternate treatments are important. I feel we've reached a brick wall where vaccines are concerned.

13 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Rogan with a fantastic guest, the esteemed Dr. Peter McCollough talking about the success of early treatment in reducing hospitalizations and deaths. Basically, our strategy of completely ignoring patients until their ill enough to need hospitalization has lead to countless unnecessary deaths.

 

Not true, we only ignored the dumb ones. The questionnaire on admission asked who won the election, and all the rubes who answered incorrectly were shoved into a closet and feed applesauce until they changed their answer.

3 minutes ago, Kz! said:

The vaccines have serious documented side effects that aren't present in the pill? I don't know, just spitballing here.

There will be series documented side effects of the pill too.  There are serious documented side effects of every drug.  Ibuprofen has caused heart failure.  And people like yourself will dig up stories about these serious side effects.  So, like he said, why would they take the pill if they're afraid to take the vaccine?

5 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

There will be series documented side effects of the pill too.  There are serious documented side effects of every drug.  Ibuprofen has caused heart failure.  And people like yourself will dig up stories about these serious side effects.  So, like he said, why would they take the pill if they're afraid to take the vaccine?

Yeah, comparing side effects of ibuprofen to the vaccine. lmao, I can tell this is going to be a productive argument.