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Still chasing the ghost with a vaccine…won’t work.
The above is a great example of how to tell us you don’t understand modern medicine without telling us you don’t understand modern medicine.
The decoupling of infections from hospitalizations is what’s enabling us to move past COVID and if you that’s solely due to better medical care and favorable mutations, with no impact at all from vaccines, then I’d like to suggest that maybe following the latest medical advice from that wise conservative sage Tucker Carlson has affected more than your reproductive organs.
Sure, Joe B, sure. If Albert Bourla and Fauci told all you lemmings to walk off the cliff to rid us of this plague, you would have. Just admit the L and that you followed frauds who should be in jail, or worse.
Lemmings? You’re projecting.
Meanwhile, we should all just take hydroxychloroquine…
No, ivermectin…
Maybe drinking bleach…
Heck, just drink your urine …
And if you dare question that, you know, that this laundry list of goofy “cures” seem more like a prank on some reality TV show that aren’t going to work … you’re just a woke liberal.
Jail or worse. Sure. Adorable. By the way, when did you come to think all of the solutions to your problems was to turn America into Putin’s Russia?
Joe B, I’ve probably read 250 non-fiction history books since this plague started. I’ve read about horrifying epidemics that wiped out 30-60% of populations, and then the novel ones in the “New” World that were even worse. I’ve read books that basically skipped over or lightly alluded to the “Spanish” flu, which was far, far more devastating than this one. This is barely a blip in world history, except for the extreme government overreaction to it. We didn’t survive because of masks, tests, jabs, social distancing, or the Evil Brainard shutting down the Monon Trail. We survived because (despite McD’s and its ilk) we have access to nutritious food, clean water, and warmth. And this bug disproportionately took out those whose bodies because of either age or lifestyle choices (more McD’s than walks on the Monon Trail) couldn’t keep or didn’t have pre-existing strong enough natural defenses to it. And of course, like every disease, some people just had bad luck, just like the 409 pounder 84 year olds who survived even before the jab.
I am glad you read a lot of books but it doesn’t appear to me you learned anything from them. I assume you also read about how people refused to wear masks in the 1918 flu pandemic and spouted the same nonsense. Or how some cities didn’t have parades while others did and had resulting spikes in flu cases.
Extreme government overreaction? Maybe in China. But barring some insane new variant the pandemic is over in this country. I found the pandemic restrictions not that bad and a minor blip in my lifetime. And while it’s fun to think I’m the triple masked guy everywhere I go to this moment, I type this unmasked in a large indoor space and I don’t see anyone masked either and that’s just fine by me.
Reality is that some people decided to make a pandemic political when there was no need and more people died than needed to, because we had the tools to save hundreds of thousands more of American lives and people chose to die instead because they can’t handle the idea that some people are smarter than they are. And some other people died of heart attacks or strokes because the hospitals were full of people with COVID who could have been at home with a much milder case. That makes me a little bit sad, because those were people’s family members and I guess I am just too pro-life to think that old or fat people have it coming and well, they should just die off anyway.
Joe B.- I don’t care what everybody else says, you are an outstanding person. Please do more research before posting.
Thomas, your reply didn’t make any case for that. Try.