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3 minutes ago, paco said:

Assuming the data is accurate, what makes you believe that list correlates with Covid?  You can choose either list, the original or the one you censored.

It's raw data comparing this year to the averages from the previous five years. Obviously, there's nothing conclusive you can draw about any of the numbers without more information. 

In other words, the rises could be related to coronavirus lifestyle changes, vaccines, or the military's new tranny outreach program. 

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1 minute ago, Kz! said:

It's raw data comparing this year to the averages from the previous five years. Obviously, there's nothing conclusive you can draw about any of the numbers without more information. 

Cool.  Then why post it in this thread?

 

Just now, paco said:

Cool.  Then why post it in this thread?

 

 

2 minutes ago, Kz! said:

In other words, the rises could be related to coronavirus lifestyle changes, vaccines, or the military's new tranny outreach program. 

 

1 minute ago, Kz! said:

It's raw data comparing this year to the averages from the previous five years. Obviously, there's nothing conclusive you can draw about any of the numbers without more information. 

In other words, the rises could be related to coronavirus lifestyle changes, vaccines, or the military's new tranny outreach program. 

:excited: There it is.

@mikemack8 You're going to want to get in on this.

Wow, who could have predicted that there would be consequences to masking hysteria?

1 minute ago, Kz! said:

 

 

The ones you cherry picked or the complete list?

Just now, paco said:

The ones you cherry picked or the complete list?

Uh both?

2 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Uh both?

Ok, so HIV is back in play as something that goes up because of COVID.

 

I'm also curious how COVID's vaccines and lifestyle disruptions are the reason for Menstrual Irregularities 

5 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Wow, who could have predicted that there would be consequences to masking hysteria?

You posted this already.

2 minutes ago, paco said:

Ok, so HIV is back in play as something that goes up because of COVID.

 

I'm also curious how COVID's vaccines and lifestyle disruptions are the reason for Menstrual Irregularities 

It actually does for roughly one month apparently. The vaccines that is.

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5 minutes ago, paco said:

Ok, so HIV is back in play as something that goes up because of COVID.

 

I'm also curious how COVID's vaccines and lifestyle disruptions are the reason for Menstrual Irregularities 

Again, the list was raw data comparing five year averages to this year. There could be more than one factor contributing to the rise, correct? Obviously the rise in chest pains/menstrual irregularities are most likely due to the vaccine. Ditto the autoimmune disorders. As far as HIV, I would guess another factor plays a role in the rise in that being reported to the official military database, wouldn't you?

Unreal. This is fantastic.

 

9 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

It actually does for roughly one month apparently. The vaccines that is.

No surprise that Paul is well-versed on this subject. Just as I predicted. :lol: 

26 minutes ago, paco said:

the data is accurate

 

:nonono:

27 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Again, the list was raw data comparing five year averages to this year. There could be more than one factor contributing to the rise, correct? Obviously the rise in chest pains/menstrual irregularities are most likely due to the vaccine. Ditto the autoimmune disorders. As far as HIV, I would guess another factor plays a role in the rise in that being reported to the official military database, wouldn't you?

obviously there is nothing conclusive..... so I'm drawing conclusions

48 minutes ago, Paul852 said:

:excited: There it is.

@mikemack8 You're going to want to get in on this.

You spelled Myckemakk wrong.

 

1 hour ago, Paul852 said:

Are the numbers out on masking wearing and HIV yet?

The redneck poker stars world tour does not enforce masks…masks filter all of the  valuable vitamins and minerals from the splooge they’re devouring. 

55 minutes ago, paco said:

obviously there is nothing conclusive..... so I'm drawing conclusions

I'd advise against that. There's nothing wrong with asking questions. Honestly, in light of this data, it's great that so many remain unvaccinated. We need a sizable control group to compare outcomes after all this insanity is behind us. Will the unvaxxed also experience the hikes in heart-related issues that the vaxxed in the military are experiencing? Will we see jumps in auto-immune disorders like in the vaxxed? Always good to have a control group for comparison. 

11 minutes ago, Kz! said:

I'd advise against that. There's nothing wrong with asking questions. Honestly, in light of this data, it's great that so many remain unvaccinated. We need a sizable control group to compare outcomes after all this insanity is behind us. Will the unvaxxed also experience the hikes in heart-related issues that the vaxxed in the military are experiencing? Will we see jumps in auto-immune disorders like in the vaxxed? Always good to have a control group for comparison. 

except.... you are pulling a list and trying to draw a conclusion without a focused hypothesis.  "These things are up and there was a pandemic, so, COVID" doesn't cut it.  

 

Now if you put together a thoughtful post saying "X was up and we know that people with the virus also experience X, then maybe Y is a factor" you may actually be able to have a discussion.

1 minute ago, paco said:

except.... you are pulling a list and trying to draw a conclusion without a focused hypothesis.  "These things are up and there was a pandemic, so, COVID" doesn't cut it.  

 

Now if you put together a thoughtful post saying "X was up and we know that people with the virus also experience X, then maybe Y is a factor" you may actually be able to have a discussion.

:excited::roll:

1 hour ago, Kz! said:

Unreal. This is fantastic.

 

Trudy is somewhere hiding in a bunker while his toadies float the "insurrection" and "Putin did it" narratives their southern counterparts find so useful. 

It's hilarious! 

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3 hours ago, Kz! said:

Wow, who could have predicted that there would be consequences to masking hysteria?

Have you ever noticed how babies study you face before they start talking, they're looking at your lips and facial expressions, that's how they learn to speak.

9 minutes ago, Toty said:

So were your baby's first words some nonsense about the Knight's Templar or just a gross misstatement of basic logic?

Never mind... please don't answer. I don't want to know if you've procreated.

Babies aren't real. Don't be a sheep

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