April 19, 20215 yr 8 minutes ago, Paul852 said: Yeah, he lies a lot. He could have been talking about 17 different people in his head when he made that statement. Kinda like Repugs projecting that people are pedos and deviants when they in fact are, he is probably doing it because he in fact is the serial reporter.
April 19, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, Moderator12 said: Is there another thread where someone is accusing people of being pedo's and beating kids? 14 minutes ago, Gannan said: The republican party, the party of fascists, racists, conspiracy nuts and child molesters.
April 19, 20215 yr 23 hours ago, Joe Shades 73 said: Like I have said only a very small % of the 77 million have been exposed to the virus so we do not know how effective the vaccines are, if only 10,000 have been exposed then that is not very good having 5800 breakthrough cases Not sure if anyone clicked on a link I posted concerning the ferrets so I'll sum it up here. As you know, no animal testing was performed for this mRNA vaccine, however for SAR-1 a mRNA vaccine was used and animal testing was performed on ferrets, here's how it went. First shot no problem, second shot no problem, when the ferrets was given a challenge (exposed to what they were vaccinated against), all of them died, the ferrets that didn't get vaccinated had no problem with the challenge. Buyer beware.
April 19, 20215 yr 12 minutes ago, EagleVA said: Not sure if anyone clicked on a link I posted concerning the ferrets so I'll sum it up here. As you know, no animal testing was performed for this mRNA vaccine, however for SAR-1 a mRNA vaccine was used and animal testing was performed on ferrets, here's how it went. First shot no problem, second shot no problem, when the ferrets was given a challenge (exposed to what they were vaccinated against), all of them died, the ferrets that didn't get vaccinated had no problem with the challenge. Buyer beware. That's huge news! I wonder why none of the major news outlets is running with the story!
April 19, 20215 yr 5 minutes ago, paco said: That's huge news. I wonder why none of the major news outlets is running with the story! Most news outlets don't run stories when the source is a 32 year old yoga instructor on youtube.
April 19, 20215 yr 13 minutes ago, EagleVA said: Not sure if anyone clicked on a link I posted concerning the ferrets so I'll sum it up here. As you know, no animal testing was performed for this mRNA vaccine, however for SAR-1 a mRNA vaccine was used and animal testing was performed on ferrets, here's how it went. First shot no problem, second shot no problem, when the ferrets was given a challenge (exposed to what they were vaccinated against), all of them died, the ferrets that didn't get vaccinated had no problem with the challenge. Buyer beware. I'm glad I'm not a F'ing ferret. Thankfully they tested vaccinated human beings against the virus after vaccination before they distributed it. But in case any ferrets post here, don't get the vaccine!
April 19, 20215 yr 5 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: I'm glad I'm not a F'ing ferret. Thankfully they tested vaccinated human beings against the virus after vaccination before they distributed it. But in case any ferrets post here, don't get the vaccine! What if you are a human, with the intelligence of a Ferret like EagleVA, should you get vaccinated ??
April 19, 20215 yr Just now, downundermike said: What if you are a human, with the intelligence of a Ferret like EagleVA, should you get vaccinated ?? I'm not convinced he's not just a slightly above-average intelligence ferret.
April 19, 20215 yr 7 minutes ago, Paul852 said: Why don't you people care about the ferrets?! Or black ferrets, bunch of racists
April 19, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, VanHammersly said: I'm glad I'm not a F'ing ferret. Thankfully they tested vaccinated human beings against the virus after vaccination before they distributed it. But in case any ferrets post here, don't get the vaccine! Silly folks you guys are. Point being, if this mRNA vaccine behaves like the prior mRNA vaccine come flu season folks will begin dropping like flies.
April 19, 20215 yr 4 minutes ago, EagleVA said: Silly folks you guys are. Point being, if this mRNA vaccine behaves like the prior mRNA vaccine come flu season folks will begin dropping like flies. I'll take silly over stupid.
April 19, 20215 yr FYI - Doylestown hospital report today notes cases going up with 11 COVID patients at the hospital, 3 of which are in the ICU and 2 are on vents.
April 19, 20215 yr 2 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Thankfully they tested vaccinated human beings against the virus after vaccination before they distributed it. Oh, so they did animal testing?? If that's what you heard you heard a lie, that's why it's not FDA approved. For those of you getting the vaccination you're participating in the clinical testing.....aka, you're the ferrets.
April 19, 20215 yr 8 minutes ago, EagleVA said: Oh, so they did animal testing?? If that's what you heard you heard a lie, that's why it's not FDA approved. For those of you getting the vaccination you're participating in the clinical testing.....aka, you're the ferrets. @VanHammersly, apparently testing on Humans, the recipients, is not enough. Needs to be tested on animals 🤡🌏
April 19, 20215 yr But they gave him an Emmy, so..... Forget the cops, how many innocent black people did this asshat's nursing home policy kill? https://hamiltonplacestrategies.com/50-states-50-pandemic-responses-an-analysis-of-jobs-lost-and-lives-lost/ Quote 50 States, 50 Pandemic Responses: An Analysis Of Jobs Lost And Lives Lost April 18, 2021 4 min read The pandemic is not over, but it now feels like the outcome is written. We know a lot more now than we did a year ago—not only about the virus but also how to respond to it. The policies and choices, successes and failures are now surfacing and strewn about like the debris after a storm. One of the most interesting aspects of the pandemic aftermath is the 50 different ways our federal system approached the crisis. States had, and have, different policies and approaches to virus mitigation, and the outcomes of that inadvertent policy experiment are now becoming apparent. Florida and New York seem to have staked an early claim as the states the political class wants to fight over, but it is worth starting with the data before we force the evidence through the red and blue filters. To evaluate individual state responses to the pandemic, we took a look at two of the major considerations in balancing the response: jobs and deaths. Ultimately, policymakers wanted to keep as many people from dying and as many people from losing their jobs as possible. Unfortunately, these goals were sometimes naturally at odds throughout this pandemic. Jobs that require close proximity to others (for either employees or customers) resulted in greater COVID-19 spread, and thus more deaths. To explore the trade-offs that were made, we plotted states by their per capita excess deaths using CDC data against the BLS data on their per capita job losses over the past year. Excess deaths as a measure should generally control for age and demographic differences between states and capture other dimensions of the pandemic like deaths of despair or undiagnosed COVID deaths (of note, North Carolina’s death reporting has a significant lag and so we used reported COVID deaths for that state data; there is a lag in death data generally that complicates analysis). At a high level, it appears that the US lost 13 jobs for every person who died from COVID-19 in the year following the start of the pandemic, but this is not shared evenly across states. States with major hospitality and tourism sectors were hit hard in terms of job loss, with the impact falling unevenly across sectors. And states that were in the first wave of infections—when the healthcare system was still learning how to treat COVID-19—fared comparatively worse on their death tolls. New York, which falls into both categories, had the worst overall outcome, with both high excess deaths and high job losses. The states that emerged in the best position were Idaho, Utah, and West Virginia, all with some combination of low loss of life and low loss of employment. And Florida? In the middle on both dimensions, which should give everyone something to fight over.
April 19, 20215 yr 2 hours ago, VanHammersly said: I'm not convinced he's not just a slightly above-average intelligence ferret. I'll tell you what, I'm intelligent enough to have investigated what's really going on, apparently no so for you guys, you don't have a clue what's going on, no clue at all.
April 19, 20215 yr 3 minutes ago, EagleVA said: I'll tell you what, I'm intelligent enough to have investigated what's really going on, apparently no so for you guys, you don't have a clue what's going on, no clue at all. Investigated = watched a 32 year old yoga instructor conspiracy theorist on youtube.
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