prove me wrong.... coronavirus is not airborne

swchandler · Joined: 08 Nov 1993 Posts: 10588

mlaronde, sounds to me like you've spent a lot of time gathering from far right wing sources.

Quite honestly, I think that you're worrying too much about nothing.

I understand that you're against vaccinations, and it's your choice whether or not to get them. However, there could be a time where a documented vaccination is a requirement to do something in the future. Without proof of vaccination, you just might find the door closed to you. Needless to say, choices can have consequences.

coboardhead · Joined: 26 Oct 2009 Posts: 4303

Folks that claim that the CV is not dangerous to the vast majority of humans forget that viruses mutate when given the opportunity...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/coronavirus-variant-in-u-k-probed-for-increased-risk-to-younger-people-11611661304

This is a time in our lives where we should consider the minimal effort in getting the vaccine for the greater good. These variants might just afflict those of us who consider ourselves safe.

MikeLaRonde · Joined: 11 Jun 2001 Posts: 768

hey you got a point, barking dog? ("mac")

Not to be a hypocrite, I'll make another:

I wonder, what does our friendly "Dr" Gates think of the role of vaccines in the management/reduction of world population? I'm leaving this for the reader to confirm, but here's the (approx) quote you're looking for, from yet another "Ted talk" (man, who watches this shit anyway?)

"The current world population is around 7.x billion, projected to reach 10. if we do a good job with vaccines and other preventative measures (birth control), we could reduce that number by, say 15%"

Say Bill, don't you think if we "did a good job" with vaccines, wouldn't the population tend to increase?

Now, just for a few seconds, try to be like that stone fella in front of the Chicago municipal building while your car's body parts all fall off with the knocked-off hydrant gushing.

So now. we have the most elite psychopath in history in all his glory, as his foretold pandemic came true right on schedule (after he 20x'd his investment in vaccines as a "philanthropist"). He wants you roll up your sleeves to receive the brain-child of his spin-off, Moderna, to get their new-fangled "vaccine" which is really DNA-altering gene therapy.

Of course, the new "vaccines" don't contain any trace of the actual virus, against which they are supposed to protect. Just the theoretical DNA sequence, supposedly provided by the Wuhan lab (funded by WHO/Gates) under fellow psychopath Fauci's direction, after the Obama admin refused to extend US funding to such research, resulting in the closure of Ft. Detrick. Oh btw, this "novel" virus was not found, but actually patented, in 2019, hence its name. The patent owner is the Pilbright Institute.

As I mentioned in my original post, some reputable researchers have not been able to isolate this "novel" virus in the wild. How convenient, that moderna/phizer don't even need it for the "vaccine"!

I don't know about y'all, but I've never been more confident in modern medicine...LOL!

Thanks for reading! Choose wisely! Darwin has an award for all!

coboardhead · Joined: 26 Oct 2009 Posts: 4303

Mrgybe. Trump voters have a MUCH higher incidence of hesitancy in getting a vaccine. That’s the data. Yet, you continue to divert this by saying hesitancy crosses the political divide. I never claimed otherwise. I am only pointing out that GOP districts have a much higher incidence of older Americans that are unvaccinated and this is causing a concern for health care providers.

This is just a simple fact. I don’t hate Trumpers. And, this “pejorative” is fine with my friends who supported Trump. You have a issue when I call out a Trump supporter who (according to you I don’t like) yet do not take issue when I call out Boggsman (who I have met and think highly of).

It seems you just want to argue about this.

So. Simple Mrgybe. Do you have any sources that show that I’m wrong? That GOP members don’t have a higher incidence of vaccine hesitancy?

mac · Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 8:43 pm Post subject:

Batshit crazy. We have a new mad mike. 560,000 dead in the US, 2.8 million world wide—more US deaths than all wars since 1940. Mad mike describes it as “a disease which for most carries minimal risk.” Not satisfied, he describes the traitors on statues throughout the country—not only in the south—as “warrior heroes.” Maybe to you batshit crazy bigot, but not to most. Then, just to make sure we know he is plugged right into his tinfoil hat, he goes all in on the Bill Gates conspiracy theory that he got right from the spinning propellor. Not just stupid Mike, batshit crazy. But alcohol has been good for your immune system, eh? Do you also go by “Matty?”

MikeLaRonde · Joined: 11 Jun 2001 Posts: 768

MikeLaRonde · Joined: 11 Jun 2001 Posts: 768

mac · Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 9:46 pm Post subject:

Ah, c’mon, mad mikey. Double down on defending Ku Klux Klan statues as heroes. Your credibility is already gone.

coboardhead · Joined: 26 Oct 2009 Posts: 4303

Keep in mind that there are different types of vaccines for the CV available. The J & J vaccine is more of a traditional type of vaccine. So, for those who don’t trust the new technology, there are options.