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https://www.news-medical.net/news/202106...inic-study.aspxNo point vaccinating those who’ve had COVID-19: Cleveland Clinic study suggests Scientists from the Cleveland Clinic, USA, have recently evaluated the effectiveness of coronavirus disease 2019 COVID-19) vaccination among individuals with or without a history of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection. The study findings reveal that individuals with previous SARS-CoV-2 infection do not get additional benefits from vaccination, indicating that COVID-19 vaccines should be prioritized to individuals without prior infection. The study is currently available on the medRxiv* preprint server (not peer-reviewed). *The study was conducted on 52,238 employees in the Cleveland Clinic.
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Interesting article: Natural immunity from Covid infection could be stronger than vaccination in protecting against Delta variant: Recovered patients are 13 TIMES less likely to be infected than those who have Pfizer jabs, Israeli study suggestshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic...y-suggests.html
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"Covid-19 is now an 'epidemic of the unvaccinated.'
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In all seriousness, we are still learning a lot on the fly about this virus. We won't know what the right things were to do until 5 years from now.
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Interesting article: Natural immunity from Covid infection could be stronger than vaccination in protecting against Delta variant: Recovered patients are 13 TIMES less likely to be infected than those who have Pfizer jabs, Israeli study suggestshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic...y-suggests.html That with the clinic article saying the same thing and a bunch more starting to come out could make things interesting. They may have to rewrite some rules soon. Especially with the booster shots being forced on everyone.
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In all seriousness, we are still learning a lot on the fly about this virus. We won't know what the right things were to do until 5 years from now.
And 5 years might be optimistic.
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From the Cleveland Clinic link in your article. Cleveland Clinic Statement on Previous COVID-19 Infection Research
Updated August 16, 2021Cleveland Clinic recommends those who are eligible receive the COVID-19 vaccine. In June, we shared research that provided insight into how the immune system protects the body after a confirmed COVID-19 infection. The study followed Cleveland Clinic caregivers over five months as the vaccination process was beginning. The data showed that the vaccine was extremely effective in preventing COVID-19 infection. In addition, during the study, none of the employees who had confirmed positive PCR tests and remained unvaccinated were re-infected. It’s important to note that this study was conducted in late 2020 and early 2021, before the emergence of the Delta variant. More research is needed. We do not know how long the immune system will protect itself against re-infection after COVID-19, as our study only looked at individuals over a five-month period, or how well-protected previously infected individuals are against variants. It is also important to keep in mind that this study was conducted in a population that was younger and healthier than the general population. It is safe to receive the COVID-19 vaccine even if you have previously tested positive, and we recommend all those who are eligible receive it. https://newsroom.clevelandclinic.org/202...ction-research/
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From the Cleveland Clinic link in your article. Cleveland Clinic Statement on Previous COVID-19 Infection Research
Updated August 16, 2021Cleveland Clinic recommends those who are eligible receive the COVID-19 vaccine. In June, we shared research that provided insight into how the immune system protects the body after a confirmed COVID-19 infection. The study followed Cleveland Clinic caregivers over five months as the vaccination process was beginning. The data showed that the vaccine was extremely effective in preventing COVID-19 infection. In addition, during the study, none of the employees who had confirmed positive PCR tests and remained unvaccinated were re-infected. It’s important to note that this study was conducted in late 2020 and early 2021, before the emergence of the Delta variant. More research is needed. We do not know how long the immune system will protect itself against re-infection after COVID-19, as our study only looked at individuals over a five-month period, or how well-protected previously infected individuals are against variants. It is also important to keep in mind that this study was conducted in a population that was younger and healthier than the general population. It is safe to receive the COVID-19 vaccine even if you have previously tested positive, and we recommend all those who are eligible receive it. https://newsroom.clevelandclinic.org/202...ction-research/ no different than the current vaccines they have in place.
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Eventhough COVID came back pretty strong in the UK, the number of deaths per case is way down compared to the previous spikes. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/uk/check out the infections and deaths plots. Their is a spike in infections but barely a bump in the deaths. That sounds great if you leave out the details. Over 1100 Americans a day are dying of Covid. It doesn't sound nearly as attractive when you put real world numbers to it does it?
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in 5 years we MIGHT learn... what a croc! We KNOW now that being unvaccinated is an insane personal risk and can kill others, what the hell else do you need to learn? Should we sit around and wait to see if all the vaccinated die from whackadoo imaginary robot DNA trackers in the serum? GMAB. It seems the people still looking for reasons to not get the jab are the heart of the problem. It's a shame we don't have a nice big isolated island somewhere that we could send the unvaccinated to let them "contemplate" the shot.
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So you're relying on data that came out before the Delta variant because you don't understand the difference or because you don't wish to show the difference?
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They have no desire to look at how viral vaccinations work or the history behind them which shows without a doubt that any major side effects will be seen within a few days.
They try to use isolated and rare health issues that happened "around the time of vaccination" and attempt to claim it was "because of the vaccination" with usually little to no evidence of it.
They wish to focus on the few cases where people have had adverse reactions in order to try and play down the hundreds of thousands of deaths the vaccines have prevented.
It's no less than a bait and switch con game.
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in 5 years we MIGHT learn... what a croc! We KNOW now that being unvaccinated is an insane personal risk and can kill others, what the hell else do you need to learn? Should we sit around and wait to see if all the vaccinated die from whackadoo imaginary robot DNA trackers in the serum? GMAB. It seems the people still looking for reasons to not get the jab are the heart of the problem. It's a shame we don't have a nice big isolated island somewhere that we could send the unvaccinated to let them "contemplate" the shot. We don't know what we don't know and it is foolish to assume we know everything when we are just learning about this virus especially the latest variants. The problem is also that many vaccinated people are getting coivd and higher rates than expected and we are now adding in booster shots because it feels like we don't really know what else to do. Also, the numbers we projected were way off.. we said 85-90% success rate and now Pfizer has been adjusted down to somewhere between 40 and 60% over time. Remember when Chantix came out and it was supposed to be the next savior for people to quit smoking? All of a sudden... whoops! 2 years later people started offing themselves in droves? well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Remember when Singular came out in 1998 and it was supposed to help asthmatics? All of a sudden... 2009... whoops! they started connecting mental health issues with the meds and realized it was a massive problem and people are messed up from it. Well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines?
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So you're relying on data that came out before the Delta variant because you don't understand the difference or because you don't wish to show the difference? Delta variant came out in October of '20 from India. These tests were done until early 2021. We don't know how much overlapping there was/is with delta. Good data takes a while to compile, so assuming anything at this point is silly and over-reactionary and bullying for political agenda or personal beliefs.
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[quote=OldColdDawg] in 5 years we MIGHT learn... what a croc! We KNOW now that being unvaccinated is an insane personal risk and can kill others, what the hell else do you need to learn? Should we sit around and wait to see if all the vaccinated die from whackadoo imaginary robot DNA trackers in the serum? GMAB. It seems the people still looking for reasons to not get the jab are the heart of the problem. It's a shame we don't have a nice big isolated island somewhere that we could send the unvaccinated to let them "contemplate" the shot. We don't know what we don't know and it is foolish to assume we know everything when we are just learning about this virus especially the latest variants. The problem is also that many vaccinated people are getting coivd and higher rates than expected and we are now adding in booster shots because it feels like we don't really know what else to do. Also, the numbers we projected were way off.. we said 85-90% success rate and now Pfizer has been adjusted down to somewhere between 40 and 60% over time. Remember when Prilosec/Nexium/Prevacid came out in 1988 and it was supposed to help people with heartburn? All of a sudden... 22 years later... whoops! they started connecting how it causes cancer and realized it was a massive problem and people are messed up from it. Well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Remember when Chantix came out and it was supposed to be the next savior for people to quit smoking? All of a sudden... whoops! 2 years later people started offing themselves in droves? well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Remember when Singular came out in 1998 and it was supposed to help asthmatics? All of a sudden... 2009... (21 years later) whoops! they started connecting mental health issues with the meds and realized it was a massive problem and people are messed up from it. Well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines?
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All you need to do is look at the data as to the timeline when the Delta hit the United states to see it was not prevalent in the United Sates nor the U.K. at the time period you are referencing.
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Please show where any of those are anti viral vaccines. Then once you can't do that, please show where any anti viral vaccine has had long term side effects that didn't present themselves until years after they began being used.
Thanks in advance.
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"Covid-19 is now an 'epidemic of the unvaccinated.'
WRONG!!!!! "Covid-19 is now an 'epidemic of the vaccinated.' Have you seen Israel's and England's numbers??? Man you peeps are blind as a bat and refuse to even want to see the truth. People like you have totally sold their souls to this new world order. Get ready to be vaxxed 20 times a year as your immune system becomes ZERO from taking all these EXPERIMENTAL GENE THERAPIES.
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 You are the misinformation station.
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It is just flat wrong to not allow people to make decisions about whether to get vaccinated or not. This is or at least was a free country. Getting vaccinated or not is your own personal choice. The individual chooses what goes in their body not Government.
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in 5 years we MIGHT learn... what a croc! We KNOW now that being unvaccinated is an insane personal risk and can kill others, what the hell else do you need to learn? Should we sit around and wait to see if all the vaccinated die from whackadoo imaginary robot DNA trackers in the serum? GMAB. It seems the people still looking for reasons to not get the jab are the heart of the problem. It's a shame we don't have a nice big isolated island somewhere that we could send the unvaccinated to let them "contemplate" the shot. We don't know what we don't know and it is foolish to assume we know everything when we are just learning about this virus especially the latest variants. The problem is also that many vaccinated people are getting coivd and higher rates than expected and we are now adding in booster shots because it feels like we don't really know what else to do. Also, the numbers we projected were way off.. we said 85-90% success rate and now Pfizer has been adjusted down to somewhere between 40 and 60% over time. Remember when Chantix came out and it was supposed to be the next savior for people to quit smoking? All of a sudden... whoops! 2 years later people started offing themselves in droves? well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Remember when Singular came out in 1998 and it was supposed to help asthmatics? All of a sudden... 2009... whoops! they started connecting mental health issues with the meds and realized it was a massive problem and people are messed up from it. Well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Well you don't know if the air you are breathing now is contaminated with something that might cause cancer... or if it contains micro AI robots that are designed to reprogram your brain... MAYBE you should play it safe and just quit breathing. We would all feel better knowing you are doing the safe thing. This is how ridiculous you sound. Shut up.
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So you feel you have rights that allow you to risk the health, safety and even possibly life of people around you? If so, can you tell me at what point you think exercising your rights should be allowed to interfere with the rights of others?
You get cancer and you don't want chemo? Fine, you can't spread your cancer to others. You don't want to wear a seat belt? Fine, you aren't taking a bigger risk of killing anyone other than yourself. Covid isn't the same thing. When "your freedom" interferes with the freedom, health and safety of everyone around you, it seems the only thing you really give a damn about is what you want and to hell with everyone else.
That's not how freedom works.
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Please show where any of those are anti viral vaccines. Then once you can't do that, please show where any anti viral vaccine has had long term side effects that didn't present themselves until years after they began being used.
Thanks in advance. what you are advocating is that you know the answers. what I am advocating is that we don't have the answers because: 1. We don't have enough time. It can take decades before we know if medicine or vaccines were a good idea. 2. We don't have a single covid strain to know the results of the vaccine. 3. We don't know if getting covid and fighting it off is better than getting the vaccine 4. we don't know the long-term side effects of the vaccine. Plenty of vaccines have caused ineffectiveness/complications/death.
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in 5 years we MIGHT learn... what a croc! We KNOW now that being unvaccinated is an insane personal risk and can kill others, what the hell else do you need to learn? Should we sit around and wait to see if all the vaccinated die from whackadoo imaginary robot DNA trackers in the serum? GMAB. It seems the people still looking for reasons to not get the jab are the heart of the problem. It's a shame we don't have a nice big isolated island somewhere that we could send the unvaccinated to let them "contemplate" the shot. We don't know what we don't know and it is foolish to assume we know everything when we are just learning about this virus especially the latest variants. The problem is also that many vaccinated people are getting coivd and higher rates than expected and we are now adding in booster shots because it feels like we don't really know what else to do. Also, the numbers we projected were way off.. we said 85-90% success rate and now Pfizer has been adjusted down to somewhere between 40 and 60% over time. Remember when Chantix came out and it was supposed to be the next savior for people to quit smoking? All of a sudden... whoops! 2 years later people started offing themselves in droves? well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Remember when Singular came out in 1998 and it was supposed to help asthmatics? All of a sudden... 2009... whoops! they started connecting mental health issues with the meds and realized it was a massive problem and people are messed up from it. Well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Well you don't know if the air you are breathing now is contaminated with something that might cause cancer... or if it contains micro AI robots that are designed to reprogram your brain... MAYBE you should play it safe and just quit breathing. We would all feel better knowing you are doing the safe thing. This is how ridiculous you sound. Shut up. LOL you acting like a bully, screaming louder, typing rude words does not make you right. It just makes you look silly and scared. first of all, I am extremely level-headed. Saying things like AI or bots or something like that is just stupid. period It is ok to say things or ask questions like: We don't have all of the answers Maybe we should do more research Why are we rushing things for very small percentages of people who have not gotten better or died. Why are so many people getting sick or have died who have the vaccine? Why are there so many conflicting studies? Why are there studies showing getting Covid and beating is better than the vaccine? Why do we need a booster?
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Please show where any of those are anti viral vaccines. Then once you can't do that, please show where any anti viral vaccine has had long term side effects that didn't present themselves until years after they began being used.
Thanks in advance. well, one I can think of is when my son was born with that rotavirus vaccine in the early 2000's
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So as to #1. I see you refuse to show any effects from any viral vaccination that has ever displayed any long term effects later in the process. That's because viral vaccinations do not work anything like the other medications you listed. How Do We Know the COVID-19 Vaccine Won’t Have Long-Term Side Effects? https://www.muhealth.org/our-stories/how...rm-side-effectsVaccines are highly unlikely to cause side effects long after getting the shot Science shows that even the most serious side effects for any vaccine, including COVID-19, occur within just a few weeks. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/scien...tting-the-shot-#2. We already have several strains that have mutated and the vaccines have been shown to be pretty effective against all of them. #3. What we do know is getting Covid has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans. What we do know is that the vast majority of those in our hospitals and those who are dying are due to being unvaccinted. It seems as though you think despite those facts people should risk getting Covid and just "hoping it turns out okay" rather than to greatly reduce the risk of dying or being hospitalized in the first place by getting the vaccine. #4. Once again, I've already shown you the science on viral vaccines. You're simply repeating what you said in #1 in a different way which science has shown not to be true. Trying to inform people is such an exhausting task. But some people have their minds made up and no matter how much evidence you show them it simply makes no difference. You seem to be one of those people.
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So he was not vaccinated before he was born, right? So how did a vaccination cause this?
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So he was not vaccinated before he was born, right? So how did a vaccination cause this? What are you trying to say? Um. From what I remember,, the vaccine was killing babies left and right. I am pretty sure they pulled it off the shelves.
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Please show where any of those are anti viral vaccines. Then once you can't do that, please show where any anti viral vaccine has had long term side effects that didn't present themselves until years after they began being used.
Thanks in advance. well, one I can think of is when my son was born with that rotavirus vaccine in the early 2000's What are you talking about? Please provide a legitimate source - because I'm fairly confident this isn't real.
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in 5 years we MIGHT learn... what a croc! We KNOW now that being unvaccinated is an insane personal risk and can kill others, what the hell else do you need to learn? Should we sit around and wait to see if all the vaccinated die from whackadoo imaginary robot DNA trackers in the serum? GMAB. It seems the people still looking for reasons to not get the jab are the heart of the problem. It's a shame we don't have a nice big isolated island somewhere that we could send the unvaccinated to let them "contemplate" the shot. We don't know what we don't know and it is foolish to assume we know everything when we are just learning about this virus especially the latest variants. The problem is also that many vaccinated people are getting coivd and higher rates than expected and we are now adding in booster shots because it feels like we don't really know what else to do. Also, the numbers we projected were way off.. we said 85-90% success rate and now Pfizer has been adjusted down to somewhere between 40 and 60% over time. Remember when Chantix came out and it was supposed to be the next savior for people to quit smoking? All of a sudden... whoops! 2 years later people started offing themselves in droves? well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Remember when Singular came out in 1998 and it was supposed to help asthmatics? All of a sudden... 2009... whoops! they started connecting mental health issues with the meds and realized it was a massive problem and people are messed up from it. Well, how do we know that won't happen with the vaccines? Well you don't know if the air you are breathing now is contaminated with something that might cause cancer... or if it contains micro AI robots that are designed to reprogram your brain... MAYBE you should play it safe and just quit breathing. We would all feel better knowing you are doing the safe thing. This is how ridiculous you sound. Shut up. LOL you acting like a bully, screaming louder, typing rude words does not make you right. It just makes you look silly and scared. first of all, I am extremely level-headed. Saying things like AI or bots or something like that is just stupid. period It is ok to say things or ask questions like: We don't have all of the answers Maybe we should do more research Why are we rushing things for very small percentages of people who have not gotten better or died. Why are so many people getting sick or have died who have the vaccine? Why are there so many conflicting studies? Why are there studies showing getting Covid and beating is better than the vaccine? Why do we need a booster? Serious coronavirus infections among vaccinated people have been relatively rare since the start of the vaccination campaign, a New York Times analysis of data from 40 states and Washington, D.C., shows. Fully vaccinated people have made up as few as 0.1 percent of and as many as 5 percent of those hospitalized with the virus in those states, and as few as 0.2 percent and as many as 6 percent of those who have died. There is still a lot we do not know about so-called breakthrough infections — when fully inoculated people contract the virus. And there is some evidence that these cases are becoming more common as the more transmissible Delta variant surges. While vaccines have done a remarkable job at protecting a vast majority of people from serious illness, the data in the Times analysis generally spanned the period from the start of the vaccination campaign until mid-June or July, before the Delta variant became predominant in the United States. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/08/10/us/covid-breakthrough-infections-vaccines.htmlSome good data in the NYT piece. Almost everything I see says that what you are saying is more or less baseless fear mongering. #factbased If everybody, including you. would just get the vaccine, then we would be able to do much more to control and defeat this virus. BUT your ilk would rather be contrary and compound the difficulty over the political talking points of a loser.
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Please bring some sort of sources to the table to back up what you're saying. Just "saying it" means pretty much nothing. Actually it was pulled within less than a year after it was introduced. The reports were coming in very soon after it was introduced and within that same time frame, the same would be being done with the Covid vaccine. There were a fraction of the amount of those vaccines given than have been the Covid vaccine. And no, your statement about "killing babies left and right" is false. So this claim you made of.... 1. We don't have enough time. It can take decades before we know if medicine or vaccines were a good idea. , doesn't even apply in this case. It was a viral vaccine that questions were raised right away and studies were done and it was pulled in less than a year.
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He doesn't care about the actual evidence. All he has to respond with are "yeah but's".
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He doesn't like my rude words that finally started to appear after weeks of this BS from the antilife side of the aisle. Scared to get a shot. smh
Not naming anyone or calling anybody names, this is just my general belief at this point. IMHO anyone eligible who does not get a shot now that Pfizer was finally approved is either a coward or an imbecile. Can't think of a single logical nonpolitical reason you would not get it. NONE.
And that feeling is what has the vaccinated angry at the unvaxxed.
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So as to #1. I see you refuse to show any effects from any viral vaccination that has ever displayed any long term effects later in the process. That's because viral vaccinations do not work anything like the other medications you listed. How Do We Know the COVID-19 Vaccine Won’t Have Long-Term Side Effects? https://www.muhealth.org/our-stories/how...rm-side-effectsVaccines are highly unlikely to cause side effects long after getting the shot Science shows that even the most serious side effects for any vaccine, including COVID-19, occur within just a few weeks. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/scien...tting-the-shot-#2. We already have several strains that have mutated and the vaccines have been shown to be pretty effective against all of them. #3. What we do know is getting Covid has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans. What we do know is that the vast majority of those in our hospitals and those who are dying are due to being unvaccinted. It seems as though you think despite those facts people should risk getting Covid and just "hoping it turns out okay" rather than to greatly reduce the risk of dying or being hospitalized in the first place by getting the vaccine. #4. Once again, I've already shown you the science on viral vaccines. You're simply repeating what you said in #1 in a different way which science has shown not to be true. Trying to inform people is such an exhausting task. But some people have their minds made up and no matter how much evidence you show them it simply makes no difference. You seem to be one of those people. 1. they have years to develop vaccines and they mess them up a lot before they release them to the public... we had months 1. Pfizer is 40% effective against the vaccine after a few months. 1C. the FDA is already warning labeling Pfizer saying it causes heart complications in young adults. So, your argument is straw. 2. We don't have enough time to know how effective it is against the variants. (same as the argument against the info I shared about people who recovered from covid are better protected than those with the vaccine) 3. Covid has only killed less than 10,000 people under the age of 40. It has killed 485,280 over the age of 65 who, many multiple underlying health issues. --- anyone can make a pie chart look good. 4. we don't have enough data. we do know that we are starting to see issues with the effectiveness of the vaccine and there are side effects that are starting to show up in the short term. Just because you want to be right doesn't make you right. If you read what I am saying... I am saying we don't have enough data/information/time to know the effects. Only time will tell. It feels like you are throwing a temper tantrum because you need to be right.
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Please show where any of those are anti viral vaccines. Then once you can't do that, please show where any anti viral vaccine has had long term side effects that didn't present themselves until years after they began being used.
Thanks in advance. well, one I can think of is when my son was born with that rotavirus vaccine in the early 2000's What are you talking about? Please provide a legitimate source - because I'm fairly confident this isn't real. Here you go: 1 year after being approved and on the market... the CDC pulled it. https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd-vac/rotavirus/vac-rotashield-historical.htmThe U.S. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted on October 22, 1999 to no longer recommend use of the RotaShield® vaccine for infants because of an association between the vaccine and intussusception. https://ivaccinate.org/ufaqs/rotashield-taken-off-u-s-market-1999/Why was RotaShield® was taken off U.S. market in 1999? RotaShield® vaccine was the first vaccine to prevent rotavirus gastroenteritis approved for use in the United States in August 1998. Its removal from the market is a good case study for how the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) quickly worked together and took action based on increased reports of incidents to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) and removed the vaccine from use.
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You are a glutton of misinformation.
A gullible vaccum of every piece of total garbage put out on the web.
What you post is a clear indication of where you seek and what you believe.
Nothing is based upon verifiable scientific information.
ZERO.
You cherry pick garbage from conspiracy outlets. The type that target people just like you.
It must be rough to stand up with that load on your brain.
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1. uh? I never said thousands. 2. I said from what I remember 3. I was wrong. it got a lot of infants sick left and right and like 100 needed surgeries and 2 died. I think it was Sids that was/is causing it and I think at the time, that was what it was trying to combat. Regardless, that is just one example where they pulled a vaccine off of the shelf after it was FDA approved, properly tested, and everything else in between.
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Don't bother arguing with them.
They are lost souls.
Pearls before swine.
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