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Different kind of virus. And the flu doesn't normally kill a million Americans.
According to the World Health Organization, 290,000 to 650,000 people die of flu-related causes every year worldwide.
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Different kind of virus. And the flu doesn't normally kill a million Americans.
Well, as you've discovered, that's just a paranoid conspiracy theory; the guys who keep telling you that stuff are just engaging in...
According to the World Health Organization, 290,000 to 650,000 people die of flu-related causes every year worldwide.
Given the death rate for the unvaccinated, it's clear that you have it backwards.The conspiracy is the Covid Vaccine, sadly enough.
Given the death rate for the unvaccinated, it's clear that you have it backwards.
I can’t count the number of times the anti-choice crowd resort to name calling when presented with information they don’t like. It is official that those injections can result in myocarditis. But some just shoot the messenger.I can't count the number of times I've seen the base rate fallacy, mostly by the anti-vax/anti-health-mandate crowd.
I can’t count the number of times the anti-choice crowd resort to name calling when presented with information they don’t like. It is official that those injections can result in myocarditis. But some just shoot the messenger.
The narrative! You know, it just occurred to me that the jewish leaders responded to Jesus’ teaching by calling him names.What can you expect from someone who gets all their information from the main stream media.
What name-calling? I don’t think anyone here is anti-choice, but it is curious to at you chose to use pro-abortion language. Where I live, the vast majority of name-calling and violence has been done by the anti-vax/anti-health-mandate crowd, which rather is what is reflected here.I can’t count the number of times the anti-choice crowd resort to name calling when presented with information they don’t like.
That has never been in dispute. But no one is dying from it, it resolves on its own.It is official that those injections can result in myocarditis.
Who is shooting what messenger and where?But some just shoot the messenger.
Graveyard dead as Jerry Clower would say .What name-calling? I don’t think anyone here is anti-choice, but it is curious to at you chose to use pro-abortion language. Where I live, the vast majority of name-calling and violence has been done by the anti-vax/anti-health-mandate crowd, which rather is what is reflected here.
That has never been in dispute. But no one is dying from it, it resolves on its own.
Who is shooting what messenger and where?
What did any of your post have to do with the base rate fallacy that is being committed in this thread?
Those opposed to those injections are not anti/health. That is name calling. And your residence is singular because every else, those who refused the shots were penalized and persecuted and called names, privately and publicly.What name-calling? I don’t think anyone here is anti-choice, but it is curious to at you chose to use pro-abortion language. Where I live, the vast majority of name-calling and violence has been done by the anti-vax/anti-health-mandate crowd, which rather is what is reflected here.
Yes, they are dying from it. it’s a little sniffle.That has never been in dispute. But no one is dying from it, it resolves on its own.
You.Who is shooting what messenger and where?
That’s your assumption. The OP sights a phenomenon that is occurring and the life insurance companies are not paying out large sums for a fallacy.What did any of your post have to do with the base rate fallacy that is being committed in this thread?
Yeah, we've seen all those before. But the data don't support any of it. And yes, "all those doctors are lying!" is the expected response.MASSIVE VAX DEATH TOLL! - DOCTORS & LAWYERS SPEAK OUT! - CANCER UP 300%! - NEURO PROBLEMS UP 1000%!
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Myocarditis is a common consequence of COVID-19 infections. You've confused the infection with the vaccination to stop it:I can’t count the number of times the anti-choice crowd resort to name calling when presented with information they don’t like. It is official that those injections can result in myocarditis. But some just shoot the messenger.
Yeah, we've seen all those before. But the data don't support any of it. And yes, "all those doctors are lying!" is the expected response.
And yet another study; this one from the state of Washington:
Fact check: Are more vaccinated people now dying of COVID-19 than unvaccinated?
It’s easy to misinterpret a new chart making the rounds on social media. Here’s what it actually shows.www.cbs17.com
Death rate for unvaccinated in the U.S. as of July 2022 was over 11 times higher than for the fully vaccinated.
United States: COVID-19 weekly death rate by vaccination status
Death rates are calculated as the number of deaths in each group, divided by the total number of people in this group. This is given per 100,000 people.ourworldindata.org
I've gone through the literature in journals, and the facts are quite clear. No conspiracy that large and complex ever works; it always collapses. I believe the guys who actually did the research.Do you believe that data that you post? They had to make that because word was getting out about how harmful the vaccine was and is. Then it turns into make your choice who's lying. They are lying. Uh-uh it's them that are lying!
The Bible doesn't discuss COVID-19. It's important to not add anything to His word.Critical thinking. You do believe all of the Bible, don't you?
It isn't name calling. It's just putting a label on a group of people to make it easier to know to whom I am referring. And I didn't say anti-health, I said anti-health-mandate, that is, those who oppose mandated masks, distancing, etc.Those opposed to those injections are not anti/health. That is name calling.
I highly doubt it's singular. That is making too strong of an argument on your part that you cannot substantiate.And your residence is singular because every else, those who refused the shots were penalized and persecuted and called names, privately and publicly.
The data clearly shows that the vaccines were very effective at reducing severe illness, hospitalization, and death against the initial variant of concern in the first wave. That is because the vaccines were made to target that particular strain. The vaccines have become less and less effective because of the different strains that can better evade the antibodies, but they are still fairly effective at reducing severe illness, hospitalization, and death.It’s clear the injections didn’t improve health, stop the virus from spreading but did raise mutations as predicted and killed people.
This is purposely misrepresenting my position and is against the ToS. I have argued many times on here, with you involved in the discussion, that people should have the choice.That you don’t want people to
have a choice in their own health is alarming.
I haven't used any "untrue" names.That you can’t see you are using insulting untrue names is alarming.
The last I checked, no one has died from myocarditis caused by the vaccines. It resolves on its own.Yes, they are dying from it. it’s a little sniffle.
Not my assumption. Please look at the context in which I made that statement; I was clearly addressing something specific.That’s your assumption. The OP sights a phenomenon that is occurring and the life insurance companies are not paying out large sums for a fallacy.
You obviously have your view set in cement. Let’s move on.It isn't name calling. It's just putting a label on a group of people to make it easier to know to whom I am referring. And I didn't say anti-health, I said anti-health-mandate, that is, those who oppose mandated masks, distancing, etc.
I highly doubt it's singular. That is making too strong of an argument on your part that you cannot substantiate.
The data clearly shows that the vaccines were very effective at reducing severe illness, hospitalization, and death against the initial variant of concern in the first wave. That is because the vaccines were made to target that particular strain. The vaccines have become less and less effective because of the different strains that can better evade the antibodies, but they are still fairly effective at reducing severe illness, hospitalization, and death.
Less severe illness is going to mean less transmission, as the body is able to more quickly fend off the virus. Newer variants, like Omicron, largely came from areas like southern Africa, where initial vaccination rates were very low. Viruses mutate, that's just what they do, and it goes without saying that they would eventually mutate in such a way that the vaccines become less effective, but that does not mean that the vaccines caused the mutations or the variants.
This is purposely misrepresenting my position and is against the ToS. I have argued many times on here, with you involved in the discussion, that people should have the choice.
I haven't used any "untrue" names.
The last I checked, no one has died from myocarditis caused by the vaccines. It resolves on its own.
Not my assumption. Please look at the context in which I made that statement; I was clearly addressing something specific.