Parminio
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Well, except for the frogs.
Well, except for the frogs.
Good point made about the Aids reactions.It makes a valid point.
But a lot of the problem is also opinion and denial as I've said before. It was the exact same way back when AIDS was running rampant back in the late 80's and 90's.
People didn't want their deaths to be associated with AIDS because of the stigma that went with it. The person would die of pneumonia brought on by AIDS but they would get the doctor or examiner to just put pneumonia. It was "better" for them that way.
That is still done to this day and is also being done a lot with covid deaths. Nobody wants to be associated as "this" or "that" when it comes to covid, so any time anybody dies of it but the underlying cause is kidney failure or respiratory failure or cardiac arrest or whatever it is, they refuse to associate any of it with covid and then of course launch into conspiracy theories when anybody questions it.
Belief is a powerful thing. It's why roughly 30% of this nation still thinks the election was rigged. It's why people believe in ghosts, UFO's, ESP, the third man on the grassy knoll, what-have-you.
Covid is no different.
OMG! Are frog legs history now?
I hope so as I've eaten them in France, and tell people they taste like overpriced wonky chicken legs.OMG! Are frog legs history now?
So haggis just wasn't gross enough, eh? Had to go to France and eat an amphibian.I hope so as I've eaten them in France, and tell people they taste like overpriced wonky chicken legs.
Ole' Guy here wants to know what Haggis is...So haggis just wasn't gross enough, eh? Had to go to France and eat an amphibian.
Below are two members of the Haggis family with instructions on how to catch one if your ever over this way. These ones are lovely tasting.So haggis just wasn't gross enough, eh? Had to go to France and eat an amphibian.
Look like Dingle Berries...Below are two members of the Haggis family with instructions on how to catch one if your ever over this way. These ones are lovely tasting.
I'm actually an animal lover, so much so that I enjoy eating them most days. But I do prefer black pudding from the Scottish isles where the air and water are nice and fresh, it makes for a perfect fry-up.
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- It seems all are in agreement that the protection this vax provides decays over time.. Booster is Strongly recommended.. That said even if I was pro vax I'll be dammed if I am going to let them stick me every 6-8 months.. For how long?? Right now it looks like forever.
- I see this as the biggest win fall for the pharma companies in history!
- The vax is safe.. Based on what? If memory serves the vax has only been available about a year.. maybe less.. Who knows what potential issues there maybe 5-10 years down the road.. NO ONE KNOWS.. that can't be argued. It is a flat lie to state it is SAFE [period]
Of all the people in Hospitals right now with covid, 94% of them are unvaccinated. It's not speculation. It's fact. Your odds of serious illness after you're vaccinated fall DRAMATICALLY.- If you're vax'ed there is NO question you can still get it.. The statements that the symptoms will be far less... This is speculation at best, as some folks get nothing more than mild cold symptoms without being vax'ed.. At worst, if true about mild or no symptoms, you are walking around contaminating others..
- Pfizer gets full approval.. As far as I understand any medication released to the public by the FDA is a 5-10 year process.. How is this "Good to go" done in I don't know... 18 months??
Full Disclosure:
- I got 1 shot [Pfizer] back when the info released was you were 50%-80% protected with 1 shot, #2 got you to 90-95% or so that what was thought at the time.. I decided good enough for me.. I haven't have a cold in probably close to 20 years, never got the flu shot either.. I have no plan to get the 2nd shot or the booster. My hope is that I get some exposure here and there and my body builds a natural immunity antibody. If it doesn't go that way it is my understanding that the current treatments [therapeutics] are very good with something on the order of 98% survival rates.
I looked it up. Now what the hell is Sheep Pluck...?Look like Dingle Berries...
Robert Burns would be better describing this over me talking nonsense Lol.Ole' Guy here wants to know what Haggis is...
Fu*k knows mateI looked it up. Now what the hell is Sheep Pluck...?
I remember that..!My favorite quote about Haggis is from the movie Highlander.
MacCloud - ...you overstuffed haggis!
Juan - Haggis? What is haggis?
MacCloud - it's sheep's stomach stuffed with wheat and barley.
Juan - and what do you do with it?
MacCloud - you eat it!
Juan - how revolting!
Yes; the peasants are revolting.My favorite quote about Haggis is from the movie Highlander.
MacCloud - ...you overstuffed haggis!
Juan - Haggis? What is haggis?
MacCloud - it's sheep's stomach stuffed with wheat and barley.
Juan - and what do you do with it?
MacCloud - you eat it!
Juan - how revolting!
Wow, there is a lot to digest but I pick up on the above.- The vax is safe.. Based on what? If memory serves the vax has only been available about a year.. maybe less.. Who knows what potential issues there maybe 5-10 years down the road.. NO ONE KNOWS.. that can't be argued. It is a flat lie to state it is SAFE [period]
- If you're vax'ed there is NO question you can still get it.. The statements that the symptoms will be far less... This is speculation at best, as some folks get nothing more than mild cold symptoms without being vax'ed.. At worst, if true about mild or no symptoms, you are walking around contaminating others..
Antibodies are not going to save you. Stop believing that.How about we offer free nationwide covid antibodies test? Those that do not have the antibodies can then make an informed decision as to whether or not to get the shots.
If I could add to this, although I've been trying not to as I'm just making a statement with good intentions.Wow, there is a lot to digest but I pick up on the above.
Correct. The vaccine is not 100%. No vaccine or medication is, hell eating a bag of peanuts is not safe for some people.
As with many things, it is a trade off of benefits versus the risk. Is flying an aeroplane 100% safe, riding (or driving) a motorcycle 109% safe. Ofcourse not.
Correct again that the long term effects are not known. If you are going die from the virus by selecting not to have the vaccination, then it hardly matter what happens in 1, 5 or 10 years time. And can that not be said for any other vaccine, medication?
Button line is that the short time taken to develop the vaccine is unprecedented and it was trialed to minimise the risk.
There have been a number of high profile anti vaxers who died from covid - it should be a no brainer... but ofcourse it is personal choice.
Whilst I M not following the covid news that clislht, over here we are still getting large numbers of infections, due to high proportion of the population being vaccinated, deathz are vastly reduced.
Top marks to Parminio - I believe your response is spot on.
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