Everything COVID

[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[JDS]

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@KVB what are your thoughts on this allegation or lack of a better word maybe. If you don’t wanna answer because you think it’s madly absurd than that’s fine as well.

 

[rdalert447]

The funniest part of the Covid Vax scam was that was the one thing Dems could really attack Trump on. He pushed for it too quickly, bragged about it nonstop, and it has been an incredible failure.

But there was too much money to be made on it for both sides, so the Dems couldn’t attack.

 

[KVB]

@KVB what are your thoughts on this allegation or lack of a better word maybe. If you don’t wanna answer because you think it’s madly absurd than that’s fine as well.

I hear a few facts and then there's a jump to taxpayers causing the pandemic, paying media, etc. Even if we funded gain of function research in Wuhan, it doesn't mean we caused COVID.

Amending the Federal Funding Accountabiliity and Transparency Act is a good thing, but I don't think that's the priority of our governement now.

After all, we have a President that set up a way for he and his family to get paid any amount of money from anywhere in the world and it's not accounted for, or untraceable, and everyone is cool with it.

We were destined to have a pandemic, that's a given, regardless of which lab it leaked from, or just popped up in nature.

The real question is what have we done about our response for the next one? What did we learn about the response to the first one?

Problems all around there. All around. One thing we learned, the first amendment is alive and well and our basic education system sucks, lol.

When the real bad pandemic hits, the bad one, I'm pretty sure much of the population won't believe it, and think it will be like the last one, and likely not trust authorities.

That's a scary thought

 

[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

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[KVB]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1962920167119143114

LMAO.

That 23% number is from a misinterpretaion of data.

Let's stop posting fake info at BMR, it hurts the credibility of the website.

I may "LMAO" but the truth is it stops being funny after a while, especially when public health policy is at stake.

Let's try to do better.

 

[Archie]

guy might not be scientist.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. resurfaced the three-year-old myth that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines had a 23 percent higher death rate than placebo in clinical trials. Kennedy insinuated that the vaccines caused those deaths and said that the vaccine was ineffective because it didn’t prevent COVID-19 deaths. A popular post sharing the clips of the interview cites surveys claiming that a quarter of Americans believe they know someone who died of a COVID-19 vaccine injury.

The high-profile source increases the risk of the false claim. Messaging may explain that this claim is based on a report finding that in a trial with over 44,000 participants, 14 all-cause deaths were reported in the placebo group and 15 deaths in the vaccine group. None of the deaths were vaccine-related, and only three (two in the placebo group and one in the vaccine group) were COVID-19-related. The same report found the vaccine to be 97 percent effective against severe COVID-19 illness. Debunking messaging may continue to emphasize that comprehensive analyses over the last three years disprove the claim that COVID-19 vaccines cause excess deaths, including a 2023 analysis of data from 178 nations that found COVID-19 vaccination coverage was linked to lower all-cause mortality rates.

 

[Brock Landers]

We're all on danger with these fucking idiots in important positions

Starts with Trump, but RFK JR is a complete quack

 

[jjgold]

I ran out of masks. Anyone know a good deal on them looking at a 54 pack?

 

[flyingillini]

Speaking of vaccines, I am going today to get my first shot , ts manufactured by Takeda a pharmaceutical company from Japan. 2 doses 3 months apart. Vaccine is called " Qdenga"..

What is the vaccine?

• Name: Takeda's dengue vaccine, known as Qdenga.
  
  
• Manufacturer: Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, a Japanese company.
  
  
• • Effectiveness: Up to 80% effective at preventing dengue and reduces the risk of hospitalization by as much as 90%.
    
  • Serotype Coverage: Protects against all four types of the dengue virus that cause the disease (DEN-1, DEN-2, DEN-3, DEN-4).
    

Who can get it?

• • The vaccine is approved for children from age 4 and older, as well as adults.
  • It's particularly beneficial for those who have had dengue before, as subsequent infections can be more severe.

 

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Speaking of vaccines, I am going today to get my first shot , ts

Wtf? Transsexual shot ???

 

[flyingillini]

Wtf? Transsexual shot ???

Please show respect to yourself , your peers and the LGBQT community you inconsiderate racist sack of Diggity aka the new dad

 

[Wagerallsports]

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